HAM Radio
After building a 20M inverted V antenna, September 25th was my first day of solo HF radio experience borrowing Ken's 991A and power supply. I cannot thank Ken enough for his help and letting me take the wheel and drive in this hobby. Here are my first contacts
HAM Radio
!Welcome to #POTA As a new HAM, everything is exciting, and sometimes a bit overwhelming with a learning curve. My friend KX4BY graciously started mentoring me in the many ways of HAM radio this summer, and introduced me to Parks On The Air. I had no idea what contesting was,
HAM Radio
Well, thanks to my friend KX4BY for pushing me the last month or so to just go all the way to Extra with the study and take the exams, try to get General and Extra if I could. I studied for hours every day, every moment I could squeeze out.
* Software: WSPD * Hardware: Raspberry Pi 3B + Dual channel hat
While I have wanted to explore Amateur Radio for a long time, I thought I could not learn all the code and technical radio wave stuff with my also busy life with a young family growing. I started to see GMRS radio was becomming a popular thing for the Jeep/
Here is the list of Gear (Radios and other Equiptment) I use: VHF/UHF Radios: HF Radios: * Yaseu FT-991A * Yaesu FT-950 * Yaesu FT-891 * TYT TH-9800 (10m) * HF Signals sBITx v3 25W * uSDX+ 8 Band 5W VHF/UHF Radios: * Retevis RT95 * Radioddity GD-77 * Baofang UV-4X