Ham Nation! Radio Museums and SSTV ISS Experiment Results!

[@KA1YCJ-o8m]

Bringing my back to my childhood. I can smell the inside of those scopes as you showed them Randy 😂. They sure don't make electronics like that anymore

[@LeeMcc_KI5YPR]

I lived in Grass Valley in the 90's. When I told people I lived there, they asked "Work for Grass Valley Group?" No, at TDK in Nevada City. Fun times. That is a beautiful area. I would love to move there but I could not afford the real estate now.

[@MaryBrownForFreedom]

Diamond K400 mount and Diamond screwdriver antenna! Works well! Thankfully I have a 10 foot tall garage door and only the whip tips(SG7900NMO also on opposite side) bend going in. Fast food drive thru's... I trashed the lights at a local Burger King twanging the antennas off them I have used tek scopes for years, started in high school, then my career repairing electronics... at one point I had this massive 400mhz rack mount scope, R7603 that came from a nuke testing lab as surplus. Awesome scope but way to big after I downsized and retired!

[@JeffSullivanECUPC]

Good Morning ,I really enjoy your channel. I just received my FCC license this past Monday. I have a handheld Ham Radio and my friend who lives about 2 hours away programmed it for me using his computer. I don't have a computer and trying to program it is like pulling teeth. Is there a hand-held radio where I can put it on scan and it stops when someone talks and I can lock that channel in? Programming new stations in this handheld is a pain. Would you recommend just letting him program them in even though he's 2 hours away or can you recommend a handheld where I can scan and find channels. I'm in North Carolina. Thank you. Your channel has been so helpful for me and we do certainly appreciate it.

[@TravelinHam]

Hi, Josh! Remember ALLL of those HTs I sent you to review? I think Amanda showed a picture of them. Feel free to send them back to me any time. 😉

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Will do!

[@GH0ST369]

X all the way...

[@lyledal]

OK, Ivan.

[@lyledal]

Josh, Bluesky is basically Twitter from 10 or 15 years ago. It's friendly as heck, and there's a growing ham radio community. Come on over!

[@lua-nya]

I'd rather use something that syndicates properly with the rest of the Fediverse, such as a Mastodon instance.

[@lyledal]

@@lua-nya I use Mastodon too. I love Masto! BUT... a lot of folks who might not be willing to jump into Masto will be willing to try Bluesky.