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Hill Bill E.
Oath Keeper
Call: KDØUSR
Class: Gen
Rigs: Yeasu FT-450D HF (Home/Cabin) with 45' Windom antenna at home and 145' Windom from BUXXCOMM at cabin.
Yeasu FT-8900 in Jeep (70cm/2M/6M/10M)
KDK 2M in shop
(2) Boafeng HT's with 14" antennas
Location: EN36xt (Northeast Minnesota)
Still working on learning Code, playing with Voice and Data, using 'fldigi' on both PSK and Contesia for the Data.
73
Class: Gen
Rigs: Yeasu FT-450D HF (Home/Cabin) with 45' Windom antenna at home and 145' Windom from BUXXCOMM at cabin.
Yeasu FT-8900 in Jeep (70cm/2M/6M/10M)
KDK 2M in shop
(2) Boafeng HT's with 14" antennas
Location: EN36xt (Northeast Minnesota)
Still working on learning Code, playing with Voice and Data, using 'fldigi' on both PSK and Contesia for the Data.
73
Jr_Explorer
Explorer
Hey! Congrats Dennis!
Dennx
Adventurer
Thanks! I put in my app for a vanity callsign today. K6DNX
shane4x4
Supporting Sponsor
NICE!
stevesimpson6
Steve6
Call: KM4BXS
Location: stafford Virginia
First name: Steve
Radio baofeng handheld (for now, still trying to figure out the best vehicle mount radio/antenna combo.)
Steve Simpson
Stafford, Virginia
Location: stafford Virginia
First name: Steve
Radio baofeng handheld (for now, still trying to figure out the best vehicle mount radio/antenna combo.)
Steve Simpson
Stafford, Virginia
PhD_Polymath
Observer
Call: KC1CIX
Location: Worcester, MA
First Name: Spencer
Radio: Baofeng UV-5RA 2m/70cm
Location: Worcester, MA
First Name: Spencer
Radio: Baofeng UV-5RA 2m/70cm
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booth9c1ss
KC1BSS
Call: KC1BSS
Location: Wayne, ME
First name: Steve
Radios: Wouxun KG-UVD1P with a antenna adapter to pl-259, then to a NMO mount Larsen 2m antenna in the center of the roof (GMC Sierra), also able to be used hand held with it's own antenna.
TYT TH-9800 quad band mobile (10m, 6m, 2m, 70cm; only using 2m for now) using a Browning dual band NMO mount antenna in the center of the roof (ZR2 Blazer)
Steve Booth
Location: Wayne, ME
First name: Steve
Radios: Wouxun KG-UVD1P with a antenna adapter to pl-259, then to a NMO mount Larsen 2m antenna in the center of the roof (GMC Sierra), also able to be used hand held with it's own antenna.
TYT TH-9800 quad band mobile (10m, 6m, 2m, 70cm; only using 2m for now) using a Browning dual band NMO mount antenna in the center of the roof (ZR2 Blazer)
Steve Booth
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TerribleTaco
New member
W4 Extra
Upstate SC
Adam
Way too many radios....
Upstate SC
Adam
Way too many radios....
Nother ham here !!
KJ4VYI
Chad
EM60JL - Pensacola, FL
icom 2100h in the f150
ratchak 252 for aprs with argentdata ot3m with nuvi350 in the f150
ratchak 252 for home aprs ( not working now )
yaesu ft847 for home hf ( only tech right now ) and for sat chasing when i have time
ratchak htx100 for 10 meter beacon ( 28.278.3 listen for me !!)
antennas -- all kinds from diy to arrow brand and plenty of wire hanging from the trees!!!
awesome site and great members here thanks for the knowledge
Chad
KJ4VYI
KJ4VYI
Chad
EM60JL - Pensacola, FL
icom 2100h in the f150
ratchak 252 for aprs with argentdata ot3m with nuvi350 in the f150
ratchak 252 for home aprs ( not working now )
yaesu ft847 for home hf ( only tech right now ) and for sat chasing when i have time
ratchak htx100 for 10 meter beacon ( 28.278.3 listen for me !!)
antennas -- all kinds from diy to arrow brand and plenty of wire hanging from the trees!!!
awesome site and great members here thanks for the knowledge
Chad
KJ4VYI
CrewServed
"That" guy
KK6LVR
First name: Paul
Radio: Baofeng UV-5R, using adapter pigtail and magmount Tram 1185 for a sorta-mobile rig for now. Doing research on an actual mobile rig for the truck.
Concord, CA
Finally made my first contact on a local repeater today. That was cool.
First name: Paul
Radio: Baofeng UV-5R, using adapter pigtail and magmount Tram 1185 for a sorta-mobile rig for now. Doing research on an actual mobile rig for the truck.
Concord, CA
Finally made my first contact on a local repeater today. That was cool.