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• What is the Tippmann 98 Custom Platinum?

  Tippmanns most recent 98 model, the 98 Custom Platinum, has many of Tippmann’s most recent technology changes while keeping the 98 Custom a very reliable, basic and upgradeable marker. The 98 Custom utilizes the clamshell body design with a split receiver for even easier access to the internals.

• What are the hours of the 98rocky 98-5 morning show?

  Rocky 98-5 Morning show with Bill O’Brien and TJ McVay 5:30AM - 10AM Mid-days TJ McVay 10-3 featuring the Classic Café Noon - 1PM Afternoons Joe Black 2PM-7PM Nights with Alice Cooper 7-Mid 221 W. Philadelphia St. Suite 116 East Building York, PA 17401 717-637-3831

• Where can I find QBasic in Windows 95 and 98?

  QBasic is not installed when you put Windows 95 and Windows 98 on your computer. However, it is still on the Windows CD for support with older programs, as well as people still interested in programming in BASIC. QBasic can be found in one of the following locations.

• What products are available at momentum 98?

  We pride ourselves in carrying many natural products. At Momentum98.com and in our Momentum Health Store, you will find a full array of professional massage tools, homeopathic remedies, alternative health information, household items and personal care wellness products, books, videos, charts, yoga and fitness equipment.

• How many of the 98 elements only exist in trace amounts?

  Ten of the 98 elements only exist in trace amounts. Typically, all the elements of the periodic table with a higher atomic number than lead are unstable, thus subject to radioactive decay. Although several of the discovered elements exist naturally, only a few of these exist in their native form.