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H.A.M radio on the road
#31
(04-09-2018, 05:46 PM)Putts Wrote: I'm just waiting for the day when there's a USB connector on the side of my HF radio to plug my computer into the internet.

That's already been done...

NEXT!

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#32
Thanks for posting those links to the online ham tests...I'm sorta out of that loop...I did all that decades ago, long before internet.
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#33
(04-09-2018, 05:13 PM)Optimistic Paranoid Wrote:
(04-09-2018, 04:48 PM)AbuelaLoca Wrote: Thanks for all the resources!!! Will definitely be looking into it!

FWIW, I'll mention that I used:

Ham Test Online


to prep for my tests.  I took, and passed, both the Technician and the General test the same day.  (You can do that, as long as you pass each test in sequence.  Some people actually do the Technician - General - Advanced tests all at once.)

Anyway, I thought they had a great training system.  If they had used this same system to teach math, I probably would have passed Calculus in college.

I have a Tech though never use it. My son passed his Amateur Extra at 10, yes, 10 yrs old, with morse and all (Morse for the General license back in the day 20 yrs ago). He had an article written up in QST about it. That would have been in oh, about 2000.
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#34
I have my tech, need to get off my lazy butt and move up and make use of this HF radio!


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#35
Now that the no code for the General license is there, that’s the better option. More spectrum to utilize. 
I just can’t get motivated to start back up.
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#36
(08-05-2018, 08:02 AM)TWIH Wrote: Now that the no code for the General license is there, that’s the better option. More spectrum to utilize. 
I just can’t get motivated to start back up.


Same here, there is not a lot of net traffic around here anymore. Can’t see the need to go study and get my general since it seems like Ham radio is in a slump.


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#37
I’ve thought about doing HAM radio as I want to full time RV. Especially if I can reach people in other countries?  Is that doable with a small antenna. Or would I need to rig up a big antenna?  Thanks
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#38
We have a unit on a shelf. Tex, remind me and help us get set up.  Please!
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