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What makes an engineer and/or ham radio amateur?? There is the special people on the world that contributes directly or indirectly to the technology progress… keep in mind also all the sciencist. “…the part that worries me is he used to the components to build the ham radio set.”

I had a novice license in the mid 1960s but was drafted into the army. When I got back out I began a career as a professional musician (lounge organist) so between my full time employment, musical employment and spending time with my horse as a horseman I had little time for ham radio. I [...]

The litlle shack- hamradio

I try my luck at working AO-51. Higher quality over at google video- video.google.com Bracket video – www.youtube.com N1ASA tells us how to correctly do this! www.wku.edu I use Orbitron – Satellite Tracking software. It is free, you can download it from: www.stoff.pl A very good web based site for satellite prediction is www.heavens-above.com Grid [...]

On the 23rd June 2009 Rex VK7MO and Justin VK7TW travelled to Mt Barrow in Northern Tasmania and Dave VK3HZ travelled to Mt Fatigue in Gipplsland Victoria and set a 10ghz Digital record of 325km. This video is a summary of the record setting day along with a record of the equipment used. For more [...]

Learn tips on how to contact people on a ham radio in this free CB radio video. Expert: Kurt Glaser Bio: Kurt Glaser has been doing electronic calibration of audio gear since the early 70's. He is owner/chief recording engineer of KGB Studios in Redmond, WA. Filmmaker: kurt glaser

Working portable on a very windy day using a par end-fedz ef-20 and a Spiderbeam 12mtr fibreglass pole.

USCG Auxiliary FL 2-1 Sayreville New Jersey presents the K2N special event Amateur radio station.

Hosted by Walter Cronkite, this video describes my main hobby…ham radio!