Ham Radio Technicians! Get On Ten Meter Parks On The Air! (Radioddity QT60)

All amateur radio technicians should get on ten meter #POTA as soon as they can, it's an absolute blast!
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[@BakerStudiosIndy]

I'm a general. I'm also retired and disabled on a extremely limited income. I'm saving $10 per month for the eventual purchase of a QT60 or similar. Why? Cost is a huge factor. But living in an assisted living center, space is at a premium... Particularly when it comes to antenna options. Mounting a mobile antenna to my mobility scooter for outdoor use is not out of the question. Given my health, this may be my last opportunity to work HF other than at a club station. A 10-meter only rig fits my use case and limitations to a tee. You're 100% on point, Josh. Not every option is the best option for every ham. Thank you for pointing that out. 73 de W9FLV

[@ronaldschatte1383]

Wow, thank you for posting! Fantastic awareness post, something most clubs could note to do an outreach for Hams living in other settings that would love to get on the air!

[@Radioapt]

I'm running an Anytone AT 5555N1, the 30 watt first version of this radio. I have it tuned up it's running 50 Watts on SSB and FM and 20 watts on AM. The antenna I'm using is a mag mount vertical either a 10-meter miniature hamstick or my 4 foot high Wilson 5000 whip. I have made contacts all over the world and I have all these antennas in my closet. My point is I just wanted to let you know that you can make it work man!🙂 When I tell people I'm running an antenna that's in my closet and they can't believe it but hey it works! 73 and good luck man.

[@matthewyounger6834]

Wow, that determination reminds me I have no excuse not to get out there. Inspiring...

[@cw2gtc]

Great reading your very descriptive and on-point posting. I relate fully, as I too, am disabled. Rated at 100%, which means I truly am connected to much of the outside world by hamster Commo. I’m studying vigorously for the General exam. Just wrapping my first year as a ham. Been a steep learning curve as well as steep spending curve. I run a TYT TH9800 Quad band and a Xiegu G-90HF rig. The cool thing about the daily evening net I do is that its semi-informal. With the fact of mostly same folks daily, is that its just like having 40 of my friends over to visit every evening- but I don’t have to worry about what to wear, or are my few hairs combed. 73 to All! KK7MCE

[@K6ARK]

I believe N9NUQ may have been my first HF contact ever. Very cool to hear him on 10m still 😁

[@twobikesandadrone]

Lookin forward to my first contact!! That's pretty cool to hear your first on this video!!

[@HeckinMarble]

Oh man, I just passed my Technician exam and I'm waiting for my callsign to pop up on the ULS database, and this is making me more impatient.

[@bigdicksplace]

Keep going. Believe it or not the tests get easier.

[@Tannerys]

Congrats, 10 has been hot lately, and 6 has been open here and there. I remember when I started and 10 was a blast then, and it's much like it was then. 73 and Enjoy. :)

[@trumpdonald6911]

Congratulations 🎉

[@kjb_tennessee]

Congratulations 🎉👍👍

[@Gabaab]

get your General asap.

[@3dmedicvince449]

Been licensed for 31 years and silent for past 20ish. Just getting back into the hobby and found out several coworkers got into ham recently. Been watching and catching up on some of the new stuff out there. Great videos and streams.

[@Jefduro1]

I'm in the same boat, started with ham in Canada back in 1992, then to the US in '95 as a Tech Plus. Life got in the way, I went silent and let my license lapse until last month, re-wrote my technician, and studying for my General now. I plan to do a lot of SOTA out here in Idaho. Josh's videos and streams have really helped get me re-interested in the hobby.

[@twobikesandadrone]

You are not alone. Got my General 8 years ago I think and have just never done anything with it. Trying to get smart now and plan to buy an FT-891 so I can bring it with me on motorcycle rides and have fun with both hobbies. I think I've forgotten everything I use to know, so it's catch up time for me too now!!

[@EmJayArr]

22:06 Yay I made it! 😆 Thanks for sticking with me. Happy to go coast to coast on 10m

[@ricksshop]

My most memorable contacts have been on 10m, and 11m before that. Most of them with less than 30 watts of power. Don't let the equipment snobs deter you if that's your budget.

[@N2YTA]

Outstanding video. Josh, you're a fantastic ambassador for amateur radio. Thanks for all you do.

[@garywheeler2055]

You nailed it…. He is down to earth and not a curmudgeon !

[@joshuabenefield2981]

8:06 hey that’s me! Great video as always and a good reminder that I need to work on toning down this southern accent 😂

[@theramblingsoflarry9290]

Back in the late 70s early 80s during the CB craze my dad would convert CBs with SSB to 10 meter rigs In my car I had a converted CB. I was a geek before school I would be talking to Spain and all over the world. I still have one of those radios

[@lauriepalmeira7519]

I love the addition on the contact pictures from QRZ - what a great idea! :)

[@gabrielguzmann1ufo905]

Extraordinary video to help those Technicians wanting to explore the world of HF and enjoy POTA at the same time! 👍🏼

[@KK7OBW]

Perfect timing, I tried my first camping setup this weekend with the IC-705 and an EFHW into a tree. I used paracord tied to a corn-hole bean bag; it worked but it was messy. Clicking buy now on this Weaver Throw Line!

[@audiodaze]

Excellent points made and a tight production. Looks like fun! Well done.

[@JeffCowan]

10m was closed for the late spring/summer here on the west coast but is open now. Good time for Techs to activate POTA/SOTA.

[@robertmeyer4744]

great video ! love the pics in the video ! Thank you for showing how much fun POTA really is. Technicians also have the whole 6 meter band as well. I am in Boston NY . 10 meters open quite well at times and 6 meters as well. love that QT 60. I think that a great POTA radio ! 73's

[@machpt85]

Great video, Josh. Thank you! No joke about 10m. I upgraded to General tonight via HRCC/HamStudy/GLAARG, but last week made my first POTA from Central California coast on an old IC-718. So fun! Australia, Samoa, Chile, Argentina, and all over eastern and midwestern US. Now is the time. Making memories.

[@twobikesandadrone]

You're a great Ambassador for the hobby, and while I plan to buy an FT-891 as I finally get into the hobby (after getting my General 8 years ago)......you're still motivating me as much as you're motivating the Technician folks! I want to incorporate this hobby, with my other hobby of riding motorcycles, and use POTA and SOTA as a means to do both. So, videos like this are just what I need to keep learning how things work. Thanks!!

[@CrAcKeR1710]

Thanx man! I'm super excited to see just how super chill ya are and not all stuffy like most of us assume HAM Heads seem to most of us! I love your videos and the radio reviews! 🎉 Thanx 🥳

[@jackkelley890]

excellent video. I love field operations off the tailgate. super work as always. Thank you for your hard work.

[@jchoward6451]

Thanks! Now you make me want to brush the dust off my old HTX-100 and get back on the air. The 1989 solar cycle was fabulous, I was stationed in Okinawa, worked all around the Pacific mostly on 15 meters. But now this lazy old guy needs some motivation to get the radios out of their boxes and string some antenna wires, you might have just done it!

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Thank you! I am glad I could get you interested again!

[@ronaldschatte1383]

Thanks for this Josh! I bought a telescoping flagpole a few years ago and have never seen to put it up since, might repurpose it for this! Thanks for the intro to POTA and a way to log/run it. Still studying for technician, lots of stuff to learn based on hearing y’all’s transmissions.

[@HOAHamRadio]

Great approach to this Josh; this has value to a lot of people for what they want to do! Use case, all about use case, as you say "why not, let's go!"

[@JamesHannibalKH2SR]

Great video Josh! Way to go proving the naysayers wrong about the 10m band and its effectiveness for POTA. 73!

[@johnadams-fn4nd]

Been a ham for a couple of decades now but I enjoyed your video about getting a park on the air! Thanks! Very Informative Topic!

[@K6ARK]

10m can be very effective but does have some limitations based on band openings. During the higher solar cycle, it's open more often, but is still mostly a daytime band. When the f layer MUF isn't high enough, sporadic E can still give some good openings in the summer and winter seasons. And for both of those, it's mostly a daytime band. All of that said, it is open more often than folks give it credit for, and what better way to test the propagation than setting up at a park and posting up a spot? It won't always work, and it helps to understand the limitations, but a lot of times you really can be successful just operating on 10m.

[@HamRadioDX]

I love 10m!

[@K6ARK]

@@HamRadioDX me too. It's really fun. More often than not, I make contacts - and plenty of them - on 10m when I choose to operate on the band. One of my favorites too for sure!

[@ChessWithMouselip]

Thank you so much for making this video, Josh! I am trying to encourage more people in my church district -- in multiple states: Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas ... to get their Technician license. These radios and an EFHW on the chapel roof seems like a doable, inexpensive option to give our various chapels capability of communicating on 10 meters. Thanks, again! 73 de N3TRP

[@marcosm8763]

Great video and awesome set up. I enjoy all your videos. Thanks

[@DrJonez]

I like how you included some pictures of the people you contacted and their setups. Adds a little something extra to the voice :)

[@HamRadioDX]

Great outing Josh, good to see you had fun with the QT60 too. They seem like a solid option to get on 10 meters

[@pedroisqueiro]

AWESOME video !!! !Loved every single second of it ! Thank you for sharing your passion with us! 73 from CT7AYK

[@markviers998]

The most fun I've ever had on 10 was while using an old 23 channel Midland CB we converted to 10, so I can see where that Anytone would be a sweet rig to enjoy 10 while this cycle peaks. Great video.

[@rodgermckeon]

Great timing! As a Technician, I just activated my first Park on September 13th - K-3186, on 10m! The band was hopping!! I worked my first pileup - 94 contacts in 78 minutes. What a rush! 73 de KJ7LLX

[@kimoclyde]

😂 You QSO'D with the beacon! Let's make that a ring tone. 😂

[@cactushound]

The Radioddity QT60 is an AnyTone AT-5555N II that has been rebranded. The same can be said about the CRT SS 7900V. All three radios are identical but with different names stamped on their face plates. Like the AnyTone AT-6666, they're all good regardless of what the naysayers would have to say.

[@georgebarnes8163]

Great set, I use my Anytone purely for CB use.

[@cactushound]

Awesome. Can't go wrong with AnyTone. @@georgebarnes8163

[@Grandassets]

there should be a day for Schools on the air (SOTA?), where Hams go out to a local school and get kids on the air!

[@LEH1347]

This is a great idea! I was in Jr High back in the 70's when I was first exposed to CB then Ham. I was on the air through High school, now I'm returning.

[@lomgshorts3]

Many is the times I have operated mobile and stationary from my truck (a '79 GMC) and had a ball! Makes a trip very interesting and not boring. I have a Yaesu FT-857 D plus 2m and 6m radios (FT-290R MkII and FT-690 Mk II multimodes) all in a line under the dash. All the antennas make my truck look like a porcupine. While driving, I just listen in on whatever band is active. If I get involved in a QSO, I pull over on the shoulder to talk so I am not distracted driving. Glad to see you getting out on POTA. 73 de W4FJF.

[@CampingandHamRadio-W4POT]

Focused, concise, and on target. Good video because seeing is believing.

[@ubergeek318]

Yeah that Radioddity sounded way cleaner and on freq. Might be a good test to put that first radio on the test equipment

[@ThundareRed]

Unless you need to conductivity of the aluminum pole, you should look at extendable fiberglass ones. we have electrically rated ones at work that extend to 45 feet and are 5 feet collapsed. They are real easy to carry, transport and extend.

[@mikel9567]

And expensive as well as heavy. There is a reason why aluminum poles are used and not fiberglass

[@PeterJavea]

Very helpful to see your setup plus how YOU handle traffic...

[@paulcarcamo6992]

I can always say thank you for the video. Nice very nice thank you for showing those to Radios!

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Any time!

[@Sch00lbu5]

Excellent and enthusiastic as usual

[@doskraut]

I was a CB operator back in the day, my cobera base station had 10 meters and loved it.

[@rclaymore9902]

Great stuff! Looks like a great setup!

[@Dave-AA0IW]

Excellent (and enthusiastic) video!!

[@GenXmadMike67]

This video was just all round fun! Thank man. I can’t wait to learn more and get up to speed like you. We are close to each other…. Temescal Valley! I would love to watch you operate at a park some time.

[@ludoka58leo]

I have worked 10m with a qrp all band radio on the Tech portion of the band. Testing for general on june 8. Thanks for what you do.

[@alanslade2319]

Great show love it. You can open the rig and open lots more bands. And power. Bloody brilliant show cheers from England , ps or a roach pole all good stuff. Thanks again CT48.70 🍻💯🇬🇧👍👍👍

[@sistermarieskitchen]

Thank you for this video. I really need to get use to hearing the radio & call signs like you were doing in this video. Morse code was a hearing challenge as well 35 years ago and why I didn't get my license then.

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

It just takes time. Phonetic alphabet helps a lot.

[@psychodad11]

Awesome video! My first hf radio in my truck was an anyone at-6666 a few years ago shortly after I got my general. I talked across the US, and into Europe and South America on band openings and had a blast driving down the road going from job location to job location, or while traveling out of town on vacation or for work. I used a trimmed 11m Sirio antenna on a magnet mount on the roof. Finally got a multi band hf mobile rig in my truck, but still have the anytone. If anything, I'll probably give it to a new general or technician looking to get on the air. My advice to those technicians or those looking to get their ham radio licence: get your general at least, it opens up a whole new world. I wish I had gotten mine years ago. 73 N2SCD

[@petersnyder1642]

Awesome job. Thank you. I need to do that. I’m a new tech craving the activity and I have yet to buy a radio. Thanks again. I’m a great fan of yours. Used you tech exam course as well…. Keep it coming !,,

[@jettajeffphotography2763]

I have this radio with the Anytone name on it and have been having great activations using a CR8900A on a 5" magmount on my car roof. Really glad I got this radio to explore 10 meters with more than my QRP rig....73, KC1UER

[@GG-vx7gi]

The QT 60 also does 12m, so even tho I am an extra , I am looking at the qt 60 as in inexpensive rig to use portable.

[@kb8m203]

Nice video, Josh. Radioddity sounds good.

[@__JAG__]

Great Video, enjoy all the content. Just a technician and studying for General. But just on a UHF/VHF HT for now. But a 10m band radio might be my next purchase.

[@rowdyron4111]

Stellar presentation. Thank you.

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@WayneDowning3382]

Hi Josh - i just came across this video. I am glad to see someone that has a fairly large collection of radios and doing reviews points out that not everything is for everyone. I think people get too caught up in “gotta have it all at once”. I too laugh at that masses that feel and express radio has to be done a certain way. Man just get on the air and enjoy the hobby. For some it’s their only thing and they invest heavily, and for others, they just enjoy the fact that they can pick up a low cost radio, and talk around the world. I have been involved in radio preceding my military time, modifying single channel walkies talkies into a one band police scanner, dating back to the late 70’s and early 80’s. Heck, even had a CB for some time, i remember talking to folks in Big Bear to my house there in Whittier. Anyway, 73 and thanks for doing what you do with this channel.

[@MaryBrownForFreedom]

WB7PMP is a big 6m guy! LOUD into MN on most openings! Asa technician I operated 6 and 2 meter SSB, top of the 80's cycle... I remember sitting on 10m talk back frequency listening to the back scatter waiting for the MUF to hit 6 meters then working NZ, South Africa, Europe... all on 6 meters and 10 meters when 6 closed again... I still mostly work VHF weak signal! It s the area of ham radio I love!

[@Reiner-be5lt]

Great idea for encouraging Techs to get on HF. Reminds me of when I got started with my HTX-100 in 1992. May be time to donate it! Good that you showed that activators are in charge, and don't have to limit themselves to a report and 73. Makes POTA more interesting. For those just getting started wanting to keep expenses down, it would have been good to see you actually launch that throw weight! Reiner N2PEZ

[@ghostmandka5498]

Just go play and have fun! Nice comments at the end Josh!!!

[@noirmagique]

thank you for doing this video... everyone is doing 11 meter videos. I'm a 30 year ham on a limited income and my htx-100 finally blew up so I've been looking at replacements.

[@SlooDon]

Thanks for the content. I'm retired and doing some traveling in my RV. I played in the CB world years ago but never HAM. I'm looking to get my Technicians license and entering the HAM world. I may get a General later if I like it as much as I think I will. During my research I ran across POTA. Also an RV "network" I think somewhere in the 10 meter band. I need to verify it is in the small HF band covered by the Tech license. Anyway this type of radio and a portable 10 meter antenna look like a not "too" expensive way to reenter the hobby! Thanks again!

[@1originaloutlaw675]

Great video Josh!

[@americorod3833]

This looks so fun I can wait to get my license

[@user-ol5zt9bt9i]

Nice setup, battery comms and battery Ute (Truck) Cheers and thanks VK5MDF

[@paule7837]

Josh! This was a fun video; thanks for all the hard work you put into this channel! 73 W5RDC

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Thank you!

[@JoeFramo-uw9fp]

Josh that's a brilliant setup that Mass you have is awesome buddy😊

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Thank you! It’s simple and effective!

[@ajcates9136]

Great content thanks

[@macgyver5108]

Wow 1:46 LEARNED SOMETHING NEW! Did _NOT_ know that about the choke positions between EFHW and Dipoles! I suppose mainly because all I ever mess with are collinear, mag loops, dipole or Bazooka style antennas?! And here I am, one of the _hosts_ for our local technical net and the resident "antenna Elmer"/guru! 🤯 Always gotta keep learning, because we'll _never_ know everything! 👍

[@Grandassets]

because your counterpoise is the other side of your dipole and on an end fed the coax is your counterpoise, if you get it wrong LOL your SWR will let you know :)

[@amateursandairwaves]

Of course you worked Todd the human propagation beacon 😂 great video! 10 has been amazing, I worked E51JD with 100w!

[@ubergeek318]

What would 10m be without him

[@Jeffhoneck]

I've never heard him actually talk to anyone before. Usually he doesn't close his mouth long enough to listen

[@kylesmart5289]

Seems like a great setup for POTA. Just in case you weren't aware, if you just touch the letter corresponding to the number location and swipe down it will enter the number. Same thing with other things that would generally require a shift to get to on the iPad.

[@the1spyderryder]

Josh I enjoy watching this video. Love listning to outings.

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Glad you enjoyed

[@davidsradioroom9678]

You are spot on with this video.

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Thanks!

[@coldandaloof7166]

I run an old Galaxy Pluto in my car for 10m and 11m. Works great with the 102" whip on the quarter panel. Swings about 35 watts amd I have talked all over from Ohio. Looking to upgrade to the QT60 soon.

[@jimmyalizanoa8252]

I loved the video, thank you for sharing it, I hope to hear you on the band 10 meters 73s, greetings TI5WNF

[@Proc3000]

I love 10m. I also need to activate K-1139 Looks like a good spot for a wolf river coil. Hello of a pile up. That's what I want to get when I go portable

[@N4GW]

Nice review

[@robk3005]

Great video. I've been hunting POTA for a few months, planning on getting a portable antenna for activating next year. I refer to the AT-6666 as the "quad 6." I find it's easier to say...not as awkward. Keep it up, hope to get you in my log eventually. 73 de VE5RJK

[@rondonato7443]

Love your videos and it was great meeting you at Monte Sano. I would love to see a 10 & 11 meter radio to do double duty. Not sure of the implications, but sure would be nice.

[@ddouglas3687]

Just do not query ytube for 10 meter mods. You will not find what you are looking for! 😂

[@Ammed_KN6STX]

Cool video Josh!!!

[@shannonestep5506]

Sweet, I made the video (KW4LU). Love the video Josh, excellent quality as always.

[@jrbonds5339]

Got a qt60 last week and my technician too. Thanks for the inspiration. Gotta get an antenna now . Kq4pin. 73s

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Have fun!

[@jptucsonaz8503]

Hi Josh, Not only nice, quick equipment setup & tear down,. But using the truck tailgate as an operating location makes it nice and solid too; though I would definitely suggest putting up a sun shade using the side rail holes for support ⛱️ and making it easier to read the displays. 73

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

I like it! But one of those stale pocket holes is going to have an antenna in it soon.

[@richmoody4388]

Great video! Love the ten meter...my first HF contact was on ten meters... hope your lense is okay...73 K5PRM

[@greadore]

Good video. I am not a ham but thinking about it and this video makes me want to get the Tech license and a 10m radio.

[@skepticalmechanic]

I enjoyed this thanks! 73’s

[@N3PEM]

My club hands out 10M rigs to techs who need a radio and with the current band conditions it's a great time to get into HF!

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

SMART!

[@larrynorris8775]

QT 60 sounds real good on rec..i just ordered one to day...

[@danielbeights6587]

Brand new to ham KJ5DWS. I really appreciate your videos. Your study guides got me through Technician and I passed General on Saturday. If you ever want to pass any of those radios on to a new ham, feel free to hit me up! :)

[@MikeN2MAK]

Great video, Josh. I'm interested in that new Chameleon antenna.

[@Garyscott7]

Skip is a lot of fun when the ionosphere lets you in. As a Jr. high schooler in the 60s I latched on to a very used Johnson Viking I crystal 5 watt CB. One Saturday morning I made contact with the Bahamas from Los Angeles. I was hooked. Several years later I was driving my LA County sheriff patrol car one summer when daytime conditions stayed good for a month or two. Back then they were 100 watts FM on 39 MHz. All summer we all had to listen to a one pony sheriffs office in Alabama until the sun went down. I never found out if they could hear us pounding the transmitters county wide 24x7. How can you be serious with bad guys when your radio speaker is punching out a Southern drawl "unit oooooone, unit twooooo".

[@VE3RGO]

Nice to make the first QSO of the video!

[@HamRadioWithKE0MAD]

You can lock the clarifier RX and TX together in the menu to help with frequency drift which these style radios suffer from.

[@kd5aj]

Hi Josh.. this not only applies to technicians... but some of us Inactive Extras, too!

[@marklus406]

Well said. Great video

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Thank you!!

[@keathrhymer5449]

I have the anytone 5555N2 love it

[@N8JLS]

As a guy with a bad back, how about those ergo's, Josh? lol Very cool video, thanks for taking us along!

[@donnakano3697]

Many years ago, I had a Radio Shack 10M SSB rig that I used in my mobile with a license plate mounted Ham Stick. I would talk on 10M during my commute from Santa Cruz to San Jose.

[@robertc3383]

When 10 is open it's on fire. I've worked Australia from AL several times.

[@jockmazza]

Fantastic! I'm a radio guy who was a radio guy as a job. Ignore the idiots who tell you how to operate guys. I'm only recently licenced.