▲ 9 r/shortwave
A 36-inch alligator clip lead is an inexpensive and easy tool used to connect a long-wire antenna
u/CM_Shortwave — 1 day ago
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Poll: Favorite Flyer
Favorite superhero with the power of flight, besides Arthur and Superian and Miss Lint
u/CM_Shortwave — 3 days ago
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Anyone with an indoor/outdoor wire antenna ever have their home struck by lightning?
reddit.comu/CM_Shortwave — 18 days ago
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Unofficial List of Mutants/Mutates
I couldn’t find a list of Tick mutants and mutates, so here’s some. (Mutants are born with innate genetic powers, while mutates are altered by outside forces.)
Mutates:
Uncle Creamy
Dinosaur Neil
Proto-Clown (engineered)
Candyman (engineered?)
Chairface Chippendale (engineered?)
Possible mutants:
Octo Paganini
Man eating cow
Mole men
Human Ton (but not Handy)
El Seed
Tech geniuses
Brainchild
Professor Chromedome
Aliens
Thrakkorzog
The Breadmaster
u/CM_Shortwave — 21 days ago
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The 2026 Tour de France runs from July 4–26. #Running Guy #bike helmet
u/CM_Shortwave — 26 days ago
▲ 16 r/SLIDERS
Sometimes I think of this X-files episode, and wonder if this guy was a slider (Peter Boyle)



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"Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose" is the critically acclaimed fourth episode of The X-Files season 3, written by Darin Morgan and directed by David Nutter, featuring Peter Boyle as the titular clairvoyant who helps Mulder and Scully track a serial killer targeting fortune tellers, but predicts Mulder's own death, blending dark humor, tragedy, and mystery.
The standalone "monster-of-the-week" episode is famous for its sharp writing, Boyle's Emmy-winning performance, and its exploration of fate, earning it a place as one of the series' best.
u/CM_Shortwave — 27 days ago
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Tip: Once in a while I accidentally dump my radio bag on the floor so I can reorganize
reddit.comu/CM_Shortwave — 28 days ago
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Angus MacGuire is a government agent from the comics who loves purple
u/CM_Shortwave — 28 days ago
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Angus MacGuire is a government agent character from the comic book series The Tick who loves purple.
u/CM_Shortwave — 29 days ago
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Do not confuse Ma Hunkel and Forbush Man
(highly unique, Golden Age/Silver Age parody comic book characters who wore famously unconventional homemade costumes)
u/CM_Shortwave — 1 month ago
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The Paul the Samurai covers had some interesting blue/brown color schemes (the Tick was originally brown)
You might want to try looking at the covers upside down.
u/CM_Shortwave — 1 month ago