I've been General Class for a couple of years now. Enjoy HF and rag-chewing on the local repeaters. Recently, I have been playing around with PSK.
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- Thread starter Moonpie
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Technician here for a few years. Not as active as I should be but have lots of fun none the less
Having a testing session in Rome at shorter college on July 6. Preregistration is at 9:45 am, testing starts at 10.
W4VO.org for more details.
W4VO.org for more details.
As a teenager (Boy Scout) I learned Morris Code and got my Novice license. Unfortunately I did not go beyond that level. I built my transmitter and had still have my receiver. I also got my license to be a DJ/announcer and worked part-time in the summers at a small town radio station. I don't think they even require a license any longer to be a radio announcer.
Old thread but I will throw my hat in the ring.....
Extra class operator,got it the old fashion way 20 wpm.... Not active since I bought this house but still have everything,Just a matter of setting everything back up but I believe I want a crank up tilt over tower this time,But in the meantime I could just string a wire for HF and a simple vertical for VHF/UHF,
Anyone active on here ????
Extra class operator,got it the old fashion way 20 wpm.... Not active since I bought this house but still have everything,Just a matter of setting everything back up but I believe I want a crank up tilt over tower this time,But in the meantime I could just string a wire for HF and a simple vertical for VHF/UHF,
Anyone active on here ????
I can be active with the flip of a few switches, but no not really active in a few years.
I'm on almost every day. Have 160m to 70 cm.
KE4HSV
KE4HSV
I am studying now to take my test (finding time is my biggest challenge) - my boyfriend is studying for his general now and has some equipment. We definitely want to learn more because we believe communications is extremely important.
