Old school works and when its gets bad these guys are right there!
Old school works and when its gets bad these guys are right there!
Originally shared by David Witkowski
Proud to be part of this effort. Wish we could have done more, but no plan survives first contact. #hamradio
http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2015/04/28/after-nepal-earthquake-people-turn-to-ham-radio/
Originally shared by David Witkowski
Proud to be part of this effort. Wish we could have done more, but no plan survives first contact. #hamradio
http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2015/04/28/after-nepal-earthquake-people-turn-to-ham-radio/
I love old school! It always works and is more flexible than anything we have today. I miss the old shortwave radios and I'm only 45.
ReplyDeleteScooty B - we can make you feel like a kid again. Get licensed and join the team.
ReplyDeleteI've been around HAM for as long as I can remember. KI4PH
ReplyDeleteDavid Witkowski I have thought about it. I still have a CB, but there isn't much talk on it anymore.
ReplyDeleteThat it does. N3VJM
ReplyDeleteKevin McCarley Do you still remember the early days of HAM on the Internet back in 96 when they had a transponder and modem that WORKED at 2400 baud?
ReplyDeleteYep. My dad wrote one of the first packet radio computer programs called HamTerm ST. This was back in the early 90's
ReplyDeleteI remember that! Those were great times!
ReplyDeleteI used to use HamTerm. Still active but now on APRS. VHF/UHF & Mobile HF. n3vry
ReplyDeleteJimmy Madden
ReplyDeleteHams on a roll
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