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5 Passport Pluses
2 MM 212's
MM 210
MM 251 MIA
MM 350 P w/Python
Syncrowave 250
w/ tig runner
Trailblazer 302
12RC w/meters
Spectrum 1000
Spectrum 2050
2 Black BWEs
Joker BWE
Star & stripe BWE Digital
2 star & stripe xlix's
I'm a Ham Op as well.
Advanced Class for a long while.
But I wonder if it's a good thing to throw call signs out on the net, given the ability ( if you are good in the Call Book ) to obtain too much information about yourself?
We operate from HF to Microwave, mostly HF and VHF though.
Somewhere I have a microwave oven with an antenna jack on the back and a microphone. ( I'll probably get cancer from operating that thing years ago )
I used to have my First Class Ticket, then a advanced amateur. You are not suppose to give out information these days, especially if you give a location with your call sign.
These days I have lost interest in such things, so I buy welders and weld.
Yes ,I'm one too; not as active as I used to be but still active and in a couple radio clubs N2CAX
Harold
Harold
Craftsman Colormatic AC
Victor Journyman Setup
Syncrowave 180 SD
MM210 With Spoolgun
Dynasty 200 DX
Spectrum 625 Plasma Cutter
Miller HD Tape Measure
The guy next door has 5 50ft radio towers and every time there is a hockeygame on he f's up my sattelite reception . I'm pretty sure he shouldn't be doing this . Or is he allowed to be on those frequencies? please help before i cut his tower's down. Jef
QRZ DX? DE WD4FTS Wicked one .... he has an obligation to produce a clean signal, but your equipment manufacture and your installation must meet centin specs to avoid inference. If you ask the neighbor, he could possibly be part of the solution rather than part of the problem ! If he has 5 towers he knows a little about radio waves !
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