Getting Started with Ham Radio

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In this video, Amber sits down with Ham Radio expert Josh Naas to discuss Family Communication. Cell phones are often used as the primary form of communication, but what would you use if cell towers go down? A PACE Plan, or Primary, Alternate, Contingency, and Emergency Plan, can play a key role in a worst-case scenario.
Josh also lines out the different types of radios, which would apply to various scenarios.
For more information check out Josh’s RU-vid channel: / @hamradiocrashcourse
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@harleysoftail7107 2 года назад

I’m a HAM radio operator and I just want to say that not all of us are dicks. LoL Get involved as capable American citizens, people.

@countrysister700 2 года назад

I'm sure you're right. But the tech types active usually don't have the patience to teach the non-tech novice.

@aliensojourner 2 года назад

You have to find an Elmer.

@johnoneil4688 2 года назад

Lol. Good to know.

@killiansred1000 2 года назад

An Elmer is someone who has been a ham and can help you get comfortable with talking on a radio, etc.

@jayceew2j202 2 года назад

Most hams r not diks

@EhWassAmattaU Год назад

Thanks Amber and Josh! Amber (and Mike), "pro tip": if you are going to get your HAM license, don't do it the wrong way... ie: learning wrong information. Get the test guide Highlight the CORRECT answer for each question (or just the letter) Read the question and then ONLY the correct answer You will not put wrong information into your head When you take the test, the correct answer pops out at you! It is not "cheating"! It is learning ONLY correct information. This works the same for FAA written tests too...

@SupermanBB 2 года назад

This rabbit hole goes deep lol. This is a more complex world than I imagined. As a train conductor, we use radios in our daily work.... But I had no idea this whole ham world existed. Fascinating stuff! Makes me appreciate our radio communications more. I just ordered a baofeng UV-5R to dip my toes into ham and get licensed soon

@dannypittman4766 2 года назад

I'm pretty sure that since you purchase the uv-5r you are probably well aware that a large number of people use that particular radio to monitor the railroad channels / frequencies.

@maureen3134 2 года назад

Rabbit hole is right! Th information is overwhelming but I’ll keep pluggin’ along.

@MailmanJustin Год назад

The best thing to do is not just jump in and try to learn everything. Ask yourself, "What do I want to do?" and attack that question alone. That might be talking to your friends a few blocks away, or it could be talking to someone across the state. Take it a bite at a time.

@behnkem1 2 года назад

I've been a Amateur radio operator since late 2015. I've learned a lot about how the bands act during certain times of the day ight, which frequencies will get you across town or across the globe. As with every hobby, you'll come across people who are just there to make life Miserable for others, as they are most likely living a miserable life. But all in all, I've really enjoyed the hobby and when the power in our area was out for 3- 4 days, it was a lot of fun to use battery power and talk across the state, and send emails without having local internet. In the end, it's worth it. Josh is a great guy and his channel is a good place to learn. Great Video.

@mplslawnguy3389 8 месяцев назад

Don't tell me there are trolls in amateur radio too. I would have figured people that are into that take it seriously, but I guess I'm putting too much faith in people.

@k8byp_542 7 месяцев назад

Tgats nice, but yourr not a Ham Amateur radio is not what youre doing. Youre doing CB radio, just talking. All other radio services are for communicating. Amateur Radio is not.

@JasonBender-mo6qv 3 месяца назад

God bless God bless from Ham radio fond du lac Wisconsin Jeff was the Mr Bexley yes 1971 to 2008 the new retired as the teacher and they sold the equipment on auction many radios or for sale back then they didn't save the amateur radio club in the high school they want the digital television and had a newscast in broadcasting journalists program at the fond du lac high the antenna is still up there but not the equipment what a shame we don't have amateur radio anymore for the high school students oh well a thing of the past I love the amateur radio and speaking to people overseas and learning about radio waves and how they work with the weather and the conditions of the sky 73 centennial the students who still keep amateur radio as their class assignments fond du lac Wisconsin remembers 73

@Grantlozier 2 года назад

Josh does not get paid to educate people to help themselves. I have followed Josh on line and he has a lot of information about survival.

@allenpoindexter1825 2 года назад

Josh rocks! He is so knowledgeable regarding anything ham radio. I've also learned he is quite versed in survival, ecoms and firearms. :D

@HamRadioCrashCourse 2 года назад

@@allenpoindexter1825 I dabble. 🤣

@allabtMando 2 года назад

One thing I've learned about ham radio in the last few months is that there's a decent amount of people in that community that are ready and willing to teach. I'm going to get my first radio soon and try for my license, there's a local club in every other town around me.

@glenncapone 2 года назад

I love your "find a mom"; you know they're involved until the kid's mom is found.

@wingrider1004 Год назад

I have had my Tech license for over a year. I am just now getting ready to buy my first radio. There are so many options, and the price ranges, I just couldn't sift through it all to make a radio choice. After watching one of his vids, I am taking his advice to get an inexpensive radio and just jump in and get my feet wet and see what it's all about and just go. Gotta start somewhere. I'd love to grab a nice base station and all that, but I'd be jumping into the deep end of pool with no idea of what to do. Sadly, there are no mentors near me, so I'm on my own. Looking forward to finally getting off the bench and getting in the game.

@leokelly359 2 года назад

I love that you're doing this. I am a disabled veteran and I've been thinking about getting my HAM radio license and some budget friendly equipment. just need the motivation and a place to start

@GoDaveGo 2 года назад

I’m doing the same. $4 for HamStudy app, $14 for test, $25 for radio. It isn’t free, but it starts out reasonably

@ahendrix9787 2 года назад

please do it! a BTech uv-5x3 (a US company-modified BaoFung uv-5x3 radio) is a cheap way to get started and some of the problems with it have been resolved...do a search for that radio for reviews, recommendations, and how to program...the question pool for the Technician changes after - i believe - June 2022, the General pool is good to 2023, and the Extra 2024...there are many YT videos and ham experts who are informative, and many of them are vets! all are willing to help! Best wishes! (73)

@williamstiefel3908 2 года назад

@@GoDaveGo you forgot $35 for the license itself

@JohnDoe-zg6fn Год назад

Go GMRS it’s much easier and cheaper and get get it now.

@patriot9455 10 месяцев назад

@@JohnDoe-zg6fn Both have a place, and you can have both licenses.

@joeblow9284 2 года назад

She’s an outstanding interviewer.

@BBaldwin 2 года назад

She’s sexy, no doubt!😛

@cappaculla 2 года назад

Yeah, Luckily Josh didn't wear his tight pants..

@V1AbortV2 2 года назад

No, she’s really not. 🤦🏻‍♂️

@chrissewell1608 2 года назад

I thought she was very good as the interviewer. Keeping the questions on target, and in order. Also helping to explain, abbreviated jargen.

@SweatyElectrician 2 года назад

She kinda looks like Stephi Lee

@P3T3RXIII 2 года назад

As a Texan this is an important topic for myself (and for most Americans as well) especially with what we experienced on February of 2021. Thank you so much for sharing this video.

@takeahike2993 2 года назад

Texas grid failed last month, as well.

@Coffeeology 5 месяцев назад

I was in Austin area for the Feb 2021... That's why I started looking into ham radio. Josh and his group helped me get my technician licence.

@dave_dennis 4 месяца назад

I had to think for a minute what happened in Feb of 2021. How soon we forget. Which is exactly what Abbot has counted on.

@gregsherwood4758 2 года назад

Went and joined Josh’s channel. Thank you both for the information, I will be working on it this summer.

@guy1021 2 года назад

If you put your name/phone number/address to a tune or rhyme, a kid can learn it at a super young, and then just practice on long car rides. Taught my nephew at 2 that way.

@HamRadioCrashCourse 2 года назад

Very true. In fact all Morse characters have a cadence to them that aids in learning.

@blankreganon5395 2 года назад

Another option that most people don't use is MURS It is license free and is 2 watts like FRS but has a couple of benefits. First it is VHF instead of UHF. Because of that it might be a little better in the woods. Second, you can remove the antenna and use a better one including using one 60 feet above the ground. It only has 5 channels instead of 22 like FRS. But, it is not as widely used so it is great for family and small groups.

@baddriver3580 5 месяцев назад

Great addition to the emergency com for the family in time of emergency and crisis also to use daily! MURS is awesome for lots of uses 👍 73’s

@chriscroley9279 2 года назад

Absolutely outstanding content. This is what we need to grow the community, Thanks Amber and Josh keep up the great work.

@richarda996 2 года назад

When I had children I gave each of them a walkie-talkie for around the house and on vacations. It saved me a lot of walking. Also just listening I could tell where they were generally. Easy to walk to the car turn on the CB channel 14? And call supper is ready,lol.

@gilbertblanco14 2 года назад

I love how Amber really breaks down the abreviations and tech lingo into layman's terms. This keeps the information very absorbable. Great work!

@Jake-yv9cr 2 года назад

Upgrading to General, radio is a great hobby and preparedness asset!

@fm71450 Год назад

Very appropriate subject. I have been following Josh for some years, glad you teamed up with him. Thank you.

@billbbobby2889 Год назад

This was a great talk. Hopefully someone could do a great talk on what would happen if the whole grid went down, or we had EMP issues either from a rocket blast or the sun. That would be the best time that these ham radios would be life saving.

@Mykael_G 2 года назад

Question for Amber, at what age did you start implementing these things with your kids? And could you give an example of how to teach them this concept of learning? Thank you guys

@Blue-Collar-Radio 2 года назад

A radio is like a gun, learn to use it and be proficient. You wont rise to the occasion.

@HamRadioCrashCourse 2 года назад

Yes!!

@wild-radio7373 2 года назад

Well said, luv! :)

@elliothuh669 2 года назад

Sorta

@W6IWN_Radio Год назад

Lots of great information!!! I got my license and upgrade easy with the ham radio prep app. Just keep taking those practice tests and studying! Josh has a ton of videos on HAM stuff. Thanks for being prepared 👍👍

@tomsimota2117 2 года назад

Great job with keeping the acronyms from obscuring the interview.

@dr.projectx5142 2 года назад

This is great info. I still use my 29 lt cobra classic and a mag mount. Great radio for quick communication. And also carry a 2 uhf radios a bearcom by 130 and spirit motorola radio.

@Davidg1t1 3 месяца назад

Great information and interview. Thank you.

@rangersmith4652 2 года назад

Losing all comms (AT&T wireless and Internet went hard down for hundreds of miles around) after the Dec 25 Nashville bombing is the reason I got interested in radio. We take comms for granted until we don't have comms. Cover all the bases: I have GMRS, HF, VHF/UHF, and CB, so something is almost always going to be working, and someone in range is going to be listening.

@henryslab 2 года назад

Great information. Love the integration

@chrissewell1608 2 года назад

I liked this episode. And the casual style. Being a Ham Radio operator, I am aware of this info., but its a casual way to introduce new comers to radio communications. I am going to subscribe.

@alwaysbepreparedwithjeff3245 2 года назад

Thanks Again For Sharing Your Knowledge

@dakotahayden6937 2 года назад

Can you tell us the makes/models of the three radios on the table?

@briangarrison9518 2 месяца назад

I just happened stumble on to this channel. Fantastic! Everyone should at least know basic communications skills for any emergency situation. I taught my kids the same at a young age. Now, I'm also a Ham Operator. Thanks!

@amateursandairwaves 2 года назад

Great interview, thanks for bringing Josh on, I hope there is more content to come with him!

@bryanmcdermott4204 2 года назад

Thank you. Ham is something I need to learn about.

@theokayestguy9167 2 года назад

He is crazy knowledgeable! Great interview.

@aliensojourner 2 года назад

Great video, Thank you!

@ke8mattj 2 года назад

Recommended by YT to me because I'm into prepping, clicked because I saw Josh on the thumbnail since I'm also into ham and watch the HRCC videos. The time spent watching this video was not wasted. Would recommend HRCC if someone is interested in radio communications.

@wyatthunter5876 2 года назад

Great information ❤️🇺🇸❤️👊🏼😎 i need a larger home station to reach out far. I got a hand held.

@pibble3962 Год назад

Excellent breakdown. Precise questions and knowledgeable answers!

@morganw02 2 года назад

I appreciate having Amber in these videos. It really helps get my wife involved when she sees a woman's perspective.

@HamRadioCrashCourse 2 года назад

I agree, Amber was fun to work with!

@jinksomiabodyart3189 2 года назад

Yeah, it was very sneaky 😄

@billmcdonald2436 2 года назад

Thanks for mentioning the app for practice tests. I downloaded it.

@up2top 2 года назад

Great intro video and an excellent compliment to the FieldCraft channel.

@machninety7334 2 года назад

I got a set of walkie-talkie’s for my son. He was 3. I took him to the park so he could play on the jungle gym equipment. I clipped the walkie-talkie to his waist band, and turned it on. Sat down on the bench, turned mine on, and told him to go play. He took off, and then I had my fun. I pressed in the button, and called out, “Turn left. Climb that ladder. Go right. Cross that bridge. Don’t touch the pole. You have no upper body strength and will fall. Climb those stairs. Go to the slides. Let that girl go ahead of you. Slide down.” Lol you get the point. To put it one way, would be that this is by far the most complex and advanced remote control device I ever made. And I made all of it from scratch. Except the controller. No one builds their own controllers anyways.

@johne9341 2 года назад

Great video! Thank you Amber for adding the definitions and clearing up the acronyms to make Josh understandable to the layperson. Some of us are still communicating at "waist level." I have tried to follow Josh on his channel but he speaks in acronyms and technical terms which I do not yet understand.

@garrettstephens91 2 года назад

Yeah, just like the military, we HAMs like to speak in acronyms. We often forget that not everyone else is a HAM and we have to be casually reminded.

@ahendrix9787 2 года назад

i just got my ticket...acronyms are just part of amateur radio...look at as a form of shorthand...i am still learning...the truth is that amateur radio is deep and wide, so it's not easy to explain complex things in a few minutes...electronics, physics, and some earth sciences are all included - hard to pack in a 20 minute video. ;) anyone who really wants to learn can just do a search for "ham radio" and jump in! 73

@blazegulizack 2 месяца назад

Wright in the Rain notebooks are outstanding! These are the standard in the military especially for the field!

@corewarrior Год назад

Amber is such a thorough interviewer. Nice job Josh.

@karlmadsen3179 2 года назад

Many people get turned off of ham because to get licensed one must learn things. Those things, mostly, are useful and make sense of radio stuff that otherwise would forever be unknown. Shhhhhh. Radio is physics and science, people, and saying that too loudly scares some away. Knowing what's going on and what makes it work is essential to being heard and hearing radio stuff.

@garrettstephens91 2 года назад

I think that is largely true. From my experience (as a HAM radio operator trying to get people involved in HAM radio) I think something that deters (especially young people) from HAM radio more than the test is the SOLE fact that they have to get a license. I hear them say things like, "The government has no right to license talking to another person, I am not going to get a license to talk to someone on a radio!"

@nevadasmith9095 2 года назад

Amber does such a great job of speaking on these episodes and really is very informative. Josh does a great job of explaining ham radio technology on a level that is easy to follow. Anytime I need information , he's the guy I go to. 😎👍

@twohandsandaradio 2 года назад

The uptalk drives me batty.

@lpark8 2 года назад

Great intro. Ham license ideal. With or without it a Garmin mini and base level subscription is very good - emergency button if gets first responders if needed, can link phone and send texts to cell phones - all via satellite and no license needed

@DARTHDANSAN Год назад

I don’t leave the house with out mine

@Subgunman 2 месяца назад

Great video! The issue with Sat Phones is that if something goes wrong with the satellite constellation ie attack on the satellites or a solar event that would disable the network you have an expensive brick on your hands. As a ham I utilize the ham bands for rag chewing however when it comes to the rest of the family I use commercial radios on P25 encrypted on general dot frequencies used for itinerant communications. For local comms I hold a private carrier class license for business which I can authorize users to use the repeater for business with a monthly fee. Repeater is on battery backup.

@macgyver5108 2 года назад

"MOMS"... The most universally trustworthy institution known to planet EARTH!❤️ 100% Guaranteed to "Mother" even a total stranger's child until everything's "ok"!

@LeonardChurch33 8 месяцев назад

I think the coolest part of Amateur radio and the thing that makes it the most valuable for the E in the PACE plan is that it is its own infrastructure. If you have a radio you can transmit to anyone within range of you and they can re-transmit to anyone within range of them. No towers, no satellites, just EM emissions through the air. In a wide area emergency it's certainly slower than the internet but way faster than word of mouth.

@mmartinez3619 2 года назад

Good stuff on PACE Thanks!

@arikjohnson412 2 года назад

Josh is the greatest and Amber is a great interlocutor 😎🙏🇺🇸🎈God bless America!

@ferryvantichelen6521 5 месяцев назад

The acronym translations are very useful haha, thanks!

@burner929 9 месяцев назад

Oh thank goodness a RU-vid channel I trust, going over a topic I was looking up!

@capnrob97 2 года назад

I am 57 and studying for the tech listen. I have a few handheld transceiver radios I listen to. Probably won’t transmit much when I get licensed, but figure I should have in case I ever need to.

@shadowsun199 2 года назад

I keep write as rain notepads, "Oh I do to!" in their backpacks "Oh right for the kids... . " lmao

@ironsurvival7011 Год назад

Benn a technician for 9 years, currently working on my General Class.

@CJLiveFromTheOutdoors 2 года назад

Thanks for the useful information! HAM radio is overwhelming to those of us with no knowledge. This helped.

@garrettstephens91 2 года назад

If someone as dumb as me can pass the first and second levels of the HAM radio exam, then everyone else can too. It is not that difficult and there is lots of study material available. I used the book "All Ham and No Spam" by K4IA, it helped a lot.

@wild-radio7373 2 года назад

Very cool interview! 🤜🏻👍🤛🏻♡♡♡

@MENSA.lady2 5 месяцев назад

Bear in mind that this site is USA specific. The rules are likely to be different where you live. Check before you spend any money. Also, the person you are talking to cannot tell if your equipment is brand new, state of the art and expensive, or 50 years old, bought at a local Hamfest for little more than pennies. It is not necessary to pay a lot of money. My first receiver, an RCA AR88D cost very little as it started life in a WWII Sherman Tank and was very heavy.

@michaelsavage1532 2 года назад

Awesome video!!!

@bet2600 2 года назад

Excellent!

@elliottdmann 2 года назад

I love the idea of whistles as well as weather proof notepads for kids to keep with them. Excellent!

@tonylion2680 Год назад

pencil instead of ink, and what replaces paper as water-resistant?

@elliottdmann Год назад

@@tonylion2680 If I understand your comment correctly, it sounds like you suggest pencil instead of an ink pen for writing in all weather, and you ask what weather resistant alternatives there are for plain paper. Write-in-the-rain is a brand with numerous styles of waterproof pens as well as water proof paper and notebooks. I own several of the notebooks; they hold up well - even against toddlers chewing on them! Not so for notebooks made with plain paper.

@Mark-we7mn 2 года назад

Love seeing Josh on this channel!

@HamRadioCrashCourse 2 года назад

Thank you!

@reddirtwalker8041 2 года назад

I have a Technician license and I do participate some, but at least in my area most of the HAMs are retired old guys. I'm not a spring chicken, but we need to get more young people involved.

@sorenpx 8 месяцев назад

I'm going through a course right now and one of the instructors is in his 30s and the other looks like he's early 20s at the oldest.

@reddirtwalker8041 8 месяцев назад

@@sorenpx When I took my test there were some young people there also, I had hope. However, on the local Nets I have never heard one. I joined the local radio club and my first meeting, there were 2. Never saw them again. I know young people are getting a license but I don't know what they are doing with it as I never heard them on a Net and they don't participate in the local club.

@sorenpx 8 месяцев назад

@@reddirtwalker8041 I definitely will be able to speak more educatedly about it after I get my license and start really getting involved. But as I said, the two guys running the course--these are local guys--look to be 30-something and early-20s. Also, I got involved because I ran across a booth for the local radio club at a street fair, and one of the guys at the booth looked to be somewhere in his mid-to-late 20s. In any case, I definitely agree that hobbies like this need young people getting involved. For the hobby to survive, you always need new blood coming in to replace the outgoing generations.

@chefprepjustindieh Год назад

Great material!

@robertduncan2742 2 года назад

A issue with ham radio is all the liscencing which needs done and with what's coming people aren't going to be worring about call number or what to say. What's you backup power when grids fall and cells are gone. My thoughts are a good radio with a good range area

@outlawbadge1 Год назад

While I have used CB raiders all my life, the ham radios with all the options are very confusing, at least at this point. We have no ham radio experience but with the wife and I camping or traveling, we would like something we can communicate with each other easily or be able to reach someone for help no matter where we might be, boondocks, forest, woods, extttt… we aren’t sure what ham radio would be best for our needs and possibly seeking a license as well. Thanks for the video,,

@adlucem9845 Год назад

Skip the license. Get baofengs. Also make yourself a guerilla repeater. (doubles as a battery pack) Guerilla repeater: -.50 cal ammo can - surecom or Argent simplex repeater ($55) -spare baofeng or 25w mobile radio -size 14 atv battery fits in ammo can nicely -20w - 40w solar panel - N9TAX slim Jim antenna. These hang from a tree and are quite good antennas. A tree makes a fast and easy way to get an antenna high without a mast. -25-50ft of coax. LMR400 or KMR 400 (knockoff but good and cheap at $35 for 25'). and appropriate connectors to hook to whatever radio you get. (Mobile radio and slim Jim need nothing) Put it all in the ammo can and route your hand held radios transmissions through it. It provides anywhere from 15-50 miles of total range. Deploys easily, cant be smashed, water proof, packs up small.

@zayl777 2 года назад

You guys found Josh! Awesome video

@HighDesertAdventurer 2 года назад

Just registered for a class and test at the local Community College.

@countrysister700 2 года назад

Being old school, my learning needs to be able to review print, diagrams, outlines (showing term like FRS and the types that are subsets). This convo us pleasant but I'm not left understanding more than when I started. Simply don't know where to start to get the info in a format I can understand, retain and act on confidently.

@jsnjyn 2 года назад

Seems this was more of an intro or “hook.” Maybe the “getting started” playlist on his channel would be a good next step.

@Hjaal904 2 года назад

Learned a lot from Josh and crashcourse!

@ezekielswiss4347 2 года назад

I am more confused now then i was before this video. lol i have alot to learn

@rebuildbetter 2 месяца назад

What was the radio on the tripod that you guys had sitting in between you?

@josephukedaddy0548 Год назад

Josh is the best! Big fan

@ncphotos 6 месяцев назад

Great show W2CSI

@mcbridea88 2 года назад

What are all the radio modes listed?

@h2osmokey 2 года назад

Please link me to the edition when you launched the wire into the trees.

@t.c.2527 2 года назад

Great Info Amber, Thanks

@johnmcbeth288 Год назад

Hey, what were the models & manufacturers of the radios shown?

@dwpinspectot Месяц назад

What would a "Carrington Effect" have on hams? What would be protective measures to protect your equipment?

@haileymaya2030 2 года назад

Are you able to give information on how to become licensed for the ham radio what websites do I go to and how much would it be I am very interested in purchasing radio for the family I also work in security and I'm a volunteer firefighter sometimes where I go the reception is crappy or no signal at all any information would help thank you very much

@DonzLockz Год назад

Josh is da man for HAM!👍🤓📻

@LegacyRetics 2 года назад

I think i was probably 4-5 when I learned my parents number. The school I went to was smart and made it our password for computer class, easy way to help kids remember parents numbers in today's world.

@wills5159 2 года назад

maybe its just my phone, but while the gps itself will work without service, most of the maps are downloaded as needed while the map app is on. I cant get a map without service. I tried it out on a hike a while back. my phone, an S8 doesnt store maps. I think most work the same. its not like a dedicated gps navigation system that stores your area maps on the device.

@Andrewbreeze316 Год назад

Love this guy

@RocksNRuts4 Год назад

some good info. HI AMBER!!!

@11ccom1 2 года назад

My 50 cal needs a ham radio.

@nunzioification 2 года назад

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@nealfry2230 6 месяцев назад

I really Love you Hayden Panettiere

@nealfry2230 6 месяцев назад

A Back up Generator for your Home and HAM Radios.

@nealfry2230 6 месяцев назад

I'll Always Love you Hayden Panettiere

@nealfry2230 6 месяцев назад

I'll Pay for all Expenses. I Promise, Neal Patrick Fry from Detroit, Michigan.

@nealfry2230 6 месяцев назад

Merry Christmas Hayden Panettiere

@davidkay7389 2 года назад

Great HAM resource

@wadebigelow6585 2 года назад

Amber is funny and informative. Did she move from Oklahoma to Utah with her husband and kids?

@Hmetalz 2 года назад

What is the handheld on the left??????????????

@Blue-Collar-Radio 2 года назад

Woot Woot!

@DK5ONV 2 года назад

KI6NAZ rocks . . . 👍👍👍 73's de Your Friend Uncle Guenter from the German Frontiers

@africantwin173 2 года назад

In the Netherlands most youngsters find the ham exams too difficult. And with a Dutch General Class license you still cannot use the 80 meter band for local work. The ITU 1 and IARU need to do something about all those band plan differences and difficulty in exams. Ham Radio is very nice hobby. Most hams in my area are very old. Hardly any young hams. The bands are quiet. Most new hams wont go further than General Class. And if they have the papers, then they use MMDVM with Internet. SO no rf repeaters any more . Just internet hotspots. Fusion and DMR.