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I know you ham's are out there, let's see your stations, mobile setups, rigs etc!
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WHAT IF THE AMERICA YOU KNEW, WAS ABOUT TO CHANGE?
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And maybe a good starter list and approximate cost. I'm interested in a no code license because I don't think I can remember the codes to be able to pass the test. -
Morse Code is no longer required for Tech.
SSB opened...:)....this is the beginnings of mine.Last edited by Echo2; 04-27-2011, 01:23 PM.Live like you'll die tomorrow, learn like you'll live forever.Comment
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mobile.....real mobile...Live like you'll die tomorrow, learn like you'll live forever.Comment
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Would love to share photos of my gear... As soon as the webmaster creates a button to add photos from sources other than the Internet. I need to scroll through my hard drive for the pics."Trained to kill, prepared to die, prefer to live, Semper Fi!"Comment
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there has Always been direct upload from your hard drive in any post
http://www.survivalmagazine.org/surv...ement.php?f=12WHAT IF THE AMERICA YOU KNEW, WAS ABOUT TO CHANGE?
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Morse code is not required at all now."The enemy's gate is down."Comment
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Still a good thing to know. This chart has helped me quite a bit.
The 12ga.... It's not just for rabbits anymore.Comment
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Thanks for letting me know. That was the only thing stopping me was the code, didn't know it wasn't required at all now.Comment
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THANK YOU! I thought I had uploaded pictures here before. I was losing it!Originally posted by Diesel View Post"Trained to kill, prepared to die, prefer to live, Semper Fi!"Comment
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Radio / HAMM Gear
Aside from my portable 40 Channel CB
and the MIDLAND GXT1000VP4 FRS/GMRS walkie-talkie type radios that I used to communicate with those on HAMM by way of dialing in on the related frequencies on the following chart...
I purchased a (2) ICOM Q7A 2-meter radios
and (2) ICOM T81A 4-meter radios
as well as several satellite phones, remote antenneas and docking station.
Not forgetting the crank-up emergency radioalong with solar chargers for all units.
The nice thing about the Q7A's is that they are powered by (2) AA batteries and I also have a pocket sized solar battery charger that charges (4) AA's at a time.Last edited by USMC0351Grunt; 04-29-2011, 03:56 PM."Trained to kill, prepared to die, prefer to live, Semper Fi!"Comment
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very nice man thanks for sharing! Tell me about the black box on the leftWHAT IF THE AMERICA YOU KNEW, WAS ABOUT TO CHANGE?
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Here are some of my radios, The antenna array is a Skylab 40', A99 with ground plain 60', and a moonraker 4 on a 80' tower."We must all hang together, or assuredly we shall all hang separately."
-Ben FranklinComment
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This was mine until I moved to the woods. I still have the equipment but use a much simpler setup now.Attached FilesComment
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wow nice setup 2crows!WHAT IF THE AMERICA YOU KNEW, WAS ABOUT TO CHANGE?
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