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ARRL Licensing, Education, and Training Manuals
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Amateur Radio License Map
Same surprise on my side. I really had no idea there were so many in my neck of the woods (actually concrete in my case). -
Amateur Radio License Map
This is fun! I had no idea there were 2 other hams living just down the street from me. -
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Amateur Radio License Map
Wow is right!!! More specifically, https://haminfo.tetranz.com/map is a very handy tool for neighborhood Hamming / Elmering, .... Shows where your nearby (2mi radius) hams live or if elmer club members live near a new member or new hams requesting help. Not so useful during CoViEp, but can make it easy to find what antennas the hams in your terrain, covenants, and noise environments are using. If they are on NextDoor.com, you can then also contact them that way to set up for QSOs. It loo -
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By K3MRI · PostedIf you are on Mac or iOS and use weather forecasting for your portable or DXpedition outings, LuckGrib is an essential application. I've been using it for about a year and I absolutely love it. It's not for the faint-hearted. It requires some weather knowledge to exploit fully, it is made for sailors, after all. The price is also very attractive with a lifetime offer. **unsponsored and unsolicited review**
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By K3MRI · PostedScott's YouTube channel is refreshing. It brings the perspective of a new ham, literally. My advice, Scott, is to remain 'fresh' in years to come. Continue to speak both as a new ham and to new hams. Too many blogs, channels and forums, including this one, cater to the full gamut of hams. You are helping the new ham to find their way. Good stuff.
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By K3MRI · PostedI am personally a big fan of Richard and Sotabeams. For starters, I love companies that innovate, and Sotabeams definitely does that. Whether it be the winders or its new audio gear, it seems as though Sotabeams is always trying to be just one step ahead. I also like their service. Whenever I have had an issue with shipping, for example, Richard has very quickly solved the problem. In short, it is without reservation that I give Sotabeams a five star rating.
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