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Yaesu HAM'r

Call sign; KDOBUZ
Radio; Yaesu VX-7R handheld, truck mounted
Used for traveling mainly south of border.
Basic licensed, no preference on band
 

1911

Expedition Leader
Worked my first station in a communist country today - Boulder, Colorado. :sombrero:

J/K, really it was a guy in Santiago de Cuba. The lower bands are really open and propagating lately; in the last week I've worked Greece, Japan, Norway, Germany, and The Netherlands (besides Cuba), mostly on 10 meters though a few on 17 meters. All with only a 100-watt mobile radio and a portable antenna. Ham radio is a great hobby if you like to meet and talk to people from other countries. Like taking a mini-expedition without leaving home or your truck.
 

Exodus

Seeking the Kingdom
KD0MBL
Yaesu FT-857D w/separation kit
Little Tarheel II for HF freqs
NMO roof mount for VHF/UHF
Yaesu 2900R for VHF flexibility
Wouxun VHF/UHF HT

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1911

Expedition Leader
studying for General test, and looking at getting on the 10 meter bandwagon and work Europe.

10 Meters has been fantastic these last few months, I hope it stays open and propagating for a long time to come. You can work the whole world on it currently; Europe in the morning and Japan and the rest of the Pacific in the afternoon/evening. The other HF bands are fun too but 10M really kicks butt during the daytime. Good luck on your General Class exam.
 

Abitibi

Explorer
I had my marine license For a bit but just passed my HAM exam last month. Last week I got myself a nice and simple ic2300h and mounted it inside my truck, works real nice.

And I got myself a sweet callsign that match my truck!

VA7PIG. :wings:

Cheers,
Mr. D
 

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