Ham Radio Users in Forum ? By Kaveman (Read 397 times)

[Kaveman]

Just wondering if any of the others in the forum are into ham radios ? I am studying for my fcc tech licence and thought I would ask .
Thanks !
will c.

[ninjabilly]

H,just joined the forum,35 years of biking,two on chinese scoots,and unfortunately I am also a radio Ham

[Bashan]

Hey Ninjabilly, Wll is VERY excitied about finding a ham buddy on the forum. He just joined a club in Idaho and is going to be very active in it as the tech go to guy. He's not ignoring you, he's just getting a motorcycle endorsement at the DMV right now, I'm sure he will get back to you soon. Rich

[Kaveman]

Hi there ninja !! lol ! I'm just getting started in Ham. It's the only "kosher" ham permited !! Welcome to the forum !! Finally a reply to my posting !
will

[niedzwiedz]

I like my Ham smoked with 25 watts.
I not into it as much as when I started, and not have a lot of money to have a lot of fancy equipment. I just have an old Radio Shack HTX-202 (2-meter handheld) and a 25 watt amp to get on out, if I on top of a good hill. Heck you all get going and I may try to get mine up and running again.
I used to be involved with the Weather Net in Arkansas and had taken courses they offered for spotting Tornadoes and stuff, been a long time.
When the sunspot activity going right (which may be around now?) be fun to try to talk to Ninjabilly across the Atlantic! But, be aware I just have a 2-meter. I have some different antenna plans for a Yagi and would like it well tuned to a narrow frequency to see how far I could get.
I may try digging mine out and see if everything still work. But, my motivation around the Holidays can get limited to Canadian Blends and Pecan Pies.

[Jon C]

I'd like to get my Ham license just so I can legally listen to my scanner in my car. Been into scanning for a while, and use a Uniden BCD396XT.

I've used it for storm spotting too, saw my first tornado last summer.