Ham radio museum, there are some interesting pieces in this video, very nice.

Some traffic on the 40 mtr band

Some traffic on the 40 mtr band

TV12 inside the HAM radio activity By www.dxman.tk

Digital ham radio messaging system, home brew equipment.

This is one amazing young lady that is only 8 years old, she is set out to make herself available should there be a disaster requiring individuals with specially trained skills in the area of Emergency Radio Communications & Weather spotting for the National Weather Service. In order to make yourself available to the government and your community a really good place to start is by obtaining at least one of Federal Communications Commission’s Amateur Radio Licenses to be legally able to operate these high powered two-way radio devices (No, nothing like the Citizen’s Band Radios used back in the 70′s where you just send in a payment and the FCC sends you back a piece of paper (license) saying you can talk on the radio). The license that this 8 year Deltona girl obtained required her to pass all three license class exams, where she had to answer a total of 120 randomly selected questions from a total of 1618 questions between all three exams, (not seeming to be much of a task, but many fail each of the exams, multiple times). The Orlando Sentinel News Paper was so impressed with Mikaila’s feat that they not only wrote a news story in their paper they also posted in the story in their video archives and thanked her for her service to the community. 8 years old and already in a position that she is receiving thanks from a major news publisher for her services, WOW what a task. What a young lady! It is good know that we have youth growing up in our community that is willing to …

Dan Corcoran investigates why ham radio is so helpful for people in hurricanes.

How ham radio should NOT be used..

Tyler, N7TFP, takes a few minutes to show you what an oscilloscope is, what it can do, and how it works.

Repair of a Kenwood TS-2000 at Communication House workshops, Kent, United Kingdom June 2011. I have put this video together to give insight into the work we carry out at Communication House. The video is not meant as a tutorial however; I do hope that someone out may find it useful. Please feel free to ask questions and I will do my best to answer them. We have tried to keep the video as simple as possible due to time restraints. Note: Please do not try and repair equipment yourself unless you experienced to do so as this kind of equipment can be easily irreversibly damaged. Sadly I see this all the time so please think before undertaking repairs. I hope you find the video interesting as we have enjoyed putting it together. Best Regards John