Grid Square? Which Grid Square? [Ham Radio]

VHF Contesting K7TVA
The world is covered in grid squares. Some ham radio contests require you to know and exchange your grid square.
In this particular video I am entered in the ARRL VHF contest as a "rover" station.
That is an amateur radio operator that drives around in a vehicle with antennas, radios and anything else needed to make radio contacts with as many other stations as they can for as many points as possible.
I'm lucky enough to live near the intersection of four different grid squares EM10, EM00, EL09 & EL19. I can earn more points by making contacts from all four of those grids.
Here's a link with more info about grid squares: www.arrl.org/grid-squares
If you are interested in ham/amateur radio or learning how to study to get your license,
please visit:
www.arrl.org
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You can also get more info from Josh about everything ham radio on his KZbin page:
/ @hamradiocrashcourse
And all about antennas from Callum on KZbin in the UK:
/ @dxcommanderhq
And Michael-KB9BVR has tons of great content from antennas to lots of info for new and experienced hams alike:
/ @kb9vbrantennas
Thanks for stopping by! 73!
Michael - WA5AZQ

[@lancewillard]

You gotta watch out for that KD3E guy.

[@wa5azqhamradio]

Right?! He pops up out of the ether and sprays his wisdom like flying insect spray! 😆😆😆