I’m Not a Ham Radio Expert

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@vinnyboywo6571 Ай бұрын

Walt, I love your videos. I am an RF engineer. You aren't doing ANYTHING wrong! You are doing exactly what all hams should do... experiment, learn, and pass on your valuable knowledge. Thank you for all your work in making your awesome videos. AF4RF Vince

@fredwatkins8177 Ай бұрын

Isaac Asimov once said, “Those people who think they know everything are a great annoyance to those of us who do.” This little bit of wisdom teaches me that I should endeavor to remain silent and be thought a fool than open my mouth and remove all doubt. A 2-fer! LOL

@8TangoCharlie Ай бұрын

“Illegitimi non carborundum” , Walt. I was first licensed in 1970 with one of those "stigma" WN prefixes and I'm proud to say that I still am able to glean some knowledge from every one of your videos. You are performing a great service to the Amateur Radio Community. While you're filling your logbook, Mr. RF engineer is just trying to get the Perfect SWR Award. You have a beautiful wife: you guys are a lovely couple! 73 es DX, Tom.

@DarkShadowCustoms Ай бұрын

The best thing about ham radio is you don't have to be an expert to experiment. Glad to see your wife out and about.

@WD0OMHamRadio Ай бұрын

Y'all're'dorable! You're always going to find someone who either genuinely thinks they know better, or are just jealous that you've got a following and they don't. Your videos continue to be "must see TV" for me. Your spirit of experimentation helps to fuel my own joy in this hobby! Thank you, as always!

@etc-ss10 Ай бұрын

An ‘ex’ is a has-been and a ‘spurt’ is a drip under pressure. Props to those out there who are advancing the radio art whether they are scientists, engineers or just experimenters like me! Prayers for you and your bride!!

@FIL357 Ай бұрын

Hi Walt. It is disappointing to have negative venting from those who regard themselves cleverer than you. No doubt many of us have benefitted from your record of practical experimenting. I know I have and am grateful - AND your antennas and set ups work - evidenced by your contacts. ( I have made and used several of your designs to good effect, and I am a non tecki person!). Keep it going Walt. Thank you. Phil, Suffolk, U.K.🇬🇧

@TungstenAmp Ай бұрын

I’ve been building tube guitar amps for 20 years and am also not an expert. I love when engineers tell me I’m wrong for not following the established method, but they can’t argue that it doesn’t work. Keep doing what you’re doing. You’re getting through to thousands of other non expert experimenters. This is my favorite HAM channel on the KZbins.

@RobCanada Ай бұрын

I posted on a Pota group for a little help on my setup last week. I'm using RG58 and the first comment was "WASTE OF TIME" use RG8X (no help with my issue). I used to run and own a commercial antenna installation company for 35yrs and did the maths between the two cables and it was 0.2db for my cable length. Another ham chimed in with 25k QSOs and 2 decades on RG58. The guy responded just saying "why not t use the best" I just wanted some help as I'm new to HF and Pota and have RF feedback into my G90 but there is always one, it just took him 9 months to get around to you. These guys have a full schedule correcting the internet 🤣 I love the videos and you do inspire me. Thank you.

@christophermarshall5765 Ай бұрын

Awesome to see Allison with you. I’m pleased to see she’s doing well. Regarding Mr. RF Engineer, people like him are those who like to upset others. In my opinion, ham radio is about experimenting and having fun at the same time. Designing, building and testing your own antennas is all part of experimenting. I love watching your videos, because you explain what you have built and what bands you are going to use it on. I used to build my own antennas a long time ago for 11m CB radio, but medical issues intervened and put a stop to these activities. Mother Nature played a role in this also. Main thing is that I am still alive to watch your videos. In my ham radio infancy, I had skeptics trying to convince me that there was no way I was going to get a signal to the USA from my radio station. I proved them wrong, when I ended up involved in a qso that had a dozen other radio operators. That was my idea of fun.

@stuartstuart70 Ай бұрын

"No amount of evidence will ever persuade an idiot" according to Mark Twain. Walt, I cannot wait for the band conditions and the timing to be right to make a QSO with you. Thank you for your amazing video's which have given me the courage (with my 8 year old daughter) to make a simple wire antenna for 40mtr band. I got a 1:1 VSWR straight up !! Keep up the great work my friend - 73 - VK3SKS

@VictorJenks Ай бұрын

Hello Walt . W3VIC wavin’ a hand . Keep doing what you love cause most of us 100% think you’re one of the best as you show us the cause and effect of your builds . We don’t have to buy anything . Just let us watch , build , learn and have fun DXing . Thanks and I look forward to hearing more from you . I think I’ll look back at a few of your past videos . I’m new to you but I’ve been watching . Sometime we will TX/RX . W3VIC

@KevinW8BRY Ай бұрын

One of most favorite things about the hobby is that we can experiment. You are a motivation to others with your experiments. Keep up the great work. I love when we prove the “experts” and “engineers” wrong. Also happy to see your wife is doing well.

@stevenbailey5707 Ай бұрын

KB1SEP, You are an explorer, that shows us your journey. Ignore the trolls. God Bless. 73.

@Krispin291 Ай бұрын

I said what I wanted to say on Facebook, Sensei. So all I can add to that is my G90 will sing like yours thanks to your experiment’s results. Aside from that, lovely couple! I opened the lodge and, with pure sincerity from our hearts, all my Masonic brothers and my self dedicated our prayers for healing and longevity to Allison and to that bond that you guys have and enjoy. Keep moving forward and doing what you like. /G\ and 73

@gaptastic Ай бұрын

Like I say over and over again, screw the haters. Keep doing what you do and we'll be here watching. Peace and love!

@timothyhigginbotham9988 Ай бұрын

Walt I'm just getting into ham radio after a few decades in public service. Your experimenting videos have been extremely informative and taught me a lot. Merry Christmas 🎅 Thank you Tim H. ..

@AtlantaHamRadio 28 күн бұрын

You are a pragmatic ham radio operator. I personally enjoy your content because you demonstrate what works. Honestly, that's why I always check into your channel.

@KaL_Terow Ай бұрын

Disregard the haters and keep doing what you are doing. That is how you turned me from one into a fan... 73, The WP4 @ SATX

@KC3WHJ Ай бұрын

I'm an "expert" in a few things - this NOT being one of them. That said, you've DEFINITELY made me feel more comfortable trying to build my own antennas and using them to connect to folks. Thank you, Walt, and best to you and your wife.

@ragheadand420roll Ай бұрын

The for taking us along walt and introducing us to your lovely lady. Any lady that tolerates antennas and radios is a keeper. 🙏🇺🇸✌️

@alanbond1269 Ай бұрын

Your a winner to 1000s of followers. Don't let the person knock you. Some people think they are better than others. We are equal stand tall wait we are behind you on your journey UK and the world are watching and learning

@JD144- Ай бұрын

No matter what subject, it’s always the people that help others the least that know the most. You’ve definitely stayed at Holiday Inn Express MUCH more than I have, so keep it up! I’m learning from you for sure!

@davidhaman4642 Ай бұрын

Agreed. Keep on trucking

@gen-amb Ай бұрын

I’ve started watching your videos lately Walt, at 63, studying for an amateur license in CANADA (which has learning materials issues as experienced hams may know). What you’re doing and have done is fantastic! That guy’s one subscriber tells the whole story. John Portune W6NBC mentioned in one of his presentations on designing Yagis that his design recommendation would give you 95% of the performance of engineered commercial antennas. If you’re contacting with NC on HF in Poland, how important is that last 5%? Your beautiful bride is precisely - clearly way over the 95% line there - that and I am very happy to see such a sweet little moment you both shared!

@Alti2de Ай бұрын

Walt, I'm just a guy who likes to learn. And I have learned a LOT from you. I want you to know that I appreciate it more than I can say!! I've also taken some needed lessons from Michael (KB9VBR) in regard to J-pole antennas... I've built both J-Poles and several of your examples as well... I currently have your Vertical Dipole constructed and wound up along with several others, ready to go at a moments' notice to the field. Thus far, my analyzer tells me I have near perfect SWR on the dipole and close enough on the J-Pole for safety's sake on the frequencies I've built them for (10 - 11 meters). If not, I can always use my small auto Tuner... Don't have a G-90 yet, but it's coming soon... Keep doing what you're doing!!! And Thank You again!!!

@daveg9068 26 күн бұрын

I took your advice, "don't overthink this stuff"... I created a 72ft, end-fed, speaker wire dipole with a 9:1 unun. I hot-glued a porceline terminator to the far end and threw it up in a tree; it's about 20+ feet up. The unun end is about 26 feet up. Brother, I was talking to Japan and Korea from Washington State and could now reach stations from one side of the country to the other. There was so much activity on the radio... AMAZING. I added an inline noise filter and it got even better. THANK YOU FOR THE ADVICE! On a side note: Since that worked, I am going to use a little higher quality wire and see what raising it to 40 or 50 feet does.

@dandypoint Ай бұрын

I am an Electrical/Electronics engineer and I find your videos very good. None of us knows it all. We all learn from what we do and what others do. There are many levels of expertise and language. When I give lectures I consider my audience and explain things in terms they can understand. Not everyone can grasp so called “imaginary” concepts but there are other ways to look at things. I have another name for people like your drive by Engineer but will not repeat it here. I try and make comments from my experience that may add light to the subject. Maybe I am one of your drive by engineers also, hopefully in a good sense. I have a few videos on some radio topics but nothing on the magnitude of what you do. I realize how hard it is to do also! So what if your (or my) explanation is not correct in its purest technical sense or choice of terms. Your antennas usually work, it’s fun plus we learn each time. I seem to learn even more when something I do does not work!

@davidp73 Ай бұрын

Keep doing what you do Walt. Jealousy runs rampant in morons

@randyhavener1851 Ай бұрын

Thanks Walt for Everything You Do!!! We really appreciate it. Your videos have taught me a lot!! Keep up the GREAT SERVICE TO HAM RADIO!!! It's wonderful to see that Allison is doing so well!!! God Bless Both of You!!! 73 de N9RAN

@gordonlowe9400 Ай бұрын

Kudos to you Walt I've just got back into Radio (CB) after about 30 year absence I grew up around it my father was a Ham since the early 50s but we would sometimes work alongside each other and taught me how to build and tune my own antenna's But never was that serious to go for my Ham ticket as the 11 meters was good enough for me! But i have been thinking of going for it But it's these finger pointers that put me off as my father never was like that He always had time to share his knowledge with Anyone with an interest in Radio as he was Passionate about it and You Sir remind me of Him hence why I Subscribed because I Enjoy your Passion and your Topics God Bless from 462 New Zealand 😉🇳🇿

@Swamp-Fox Ай бұрын

Thank you for what you do Walt. Appreciate you brother! Great to see Allison & to hear that she is feeling well! I will continue to pray for her! 73, KF4LMZ

@johnhess351 Ай бұрын

A little controversy is better than just blind dogma, anyway. Showing something practical that works and then giving a conjectural explanation about something somewhat mysterious in its working and getting criticized by someone with a different opinion is good. You have to be brave to allow yourself to be criticized and take it, right or wrong. The result: the hobby is enriched. So good on you for the outstanding effort and anyone that criticizes without offering a logical alternative is just puffing.

@LyndonPhillippe Ай бұрын

I am physically unable to go out and build antennas so I do it at home, mostly end-feds. Some work well and some don't. If you don't try it, you'll never know. I'm 84 years old and enjoy experimenting as I can. I learn a lot from your videos. You can teach an old dog new tricks! Keep 'em coming and I'll keep watching! 73, K9EZL

@Howie-wd5oc Ай бұрын

Just an experimenter....me too. I've been playing around with different antennas also. I enjoy yours and other Hams who post videos about building antennas, baluns, ununs and so on. I've learned a lot from these as well as getting ideas about what else to experiment with. Thanks for videos, keep 'em coming. We (Hams) learn from each other, that's what makes it fun.

@mbiraside Ай бұрын

I am very new to ham radio, and I love your enthusiasm, diy, and experimentation attitude. Keep it up Walt and thanks.

@robertmeyer4744 Ай бұрын

Best lunch date ever !!! Great to see Allison ! We still cheering for her in NY and giving thanks for all the great times you had so far ! and praying for many more good times ! The sun flipped its magnetic field so we at the peek and going down but still some great years of DX ahead ! Big cheers from a very snowy Boston NY !! 3 FT in 1 day LOL

@tonyvelte6175 Ай бұрын

Like your contributions. I lived up and down the beach by Avalon pier, Nags Head pier and Jennette's pier from 1982 to 1985 before ham radio. I was a Hang Gliding Instructor for Kitty Hawk Kites and worked at the Dunes resaurant and the Darolina Cove resaurant if you remember that. Got back to see my good friend John Harris last year, owner of K.H.K. Keep up the good works.

@dalemyers9439 Ай бұрын

You inspired me to build three antennas and I finally understand the difference of a balun and an unun. I spent my summers on the outer banks back before there were condos. It takes practice to ignore the nay -sayers, ignore them. They don’t care what your explanations are anyway. Keep up the excellent work. You are well respected by people that appreciate your dedication. Now, go build a new antenna! Lol!

@otrdriver6767 Ай бұрын

Thank you. It's always good to see happy folks having a nice moment together. Have a great day.

@Don-ev5ov 29 күн бұрын

I started building a circularly polarized CB antenna from old coax. I measured it with a NanoVNA in order to learn its VP to cut a quarter wavelength of coax. It worked. Neither a Ham nor an electronics person, this is my first antenna experiment. Two CB antennas at 90 degrees physically, and in series, separated by 90 degrees electrically. You and a couple of other KZbin Hams led me to try this.

@richiec7602 Ай бұрын

Walt, keep doing what you do. I’ll keep watching. Glad to hear that you wife is doing well. Best wishes.

@will35010 Ай бұрын

If we knew everything, we wouldn`t enjoy learning. Someone always has something negative to say without actually adding any value. Thank you for sharing and making these videos!

@Niteskate1 Ай бұрын

Always fun watching your videos Walt, and I always gain a little knowledge. I would much rather watch an experimenter than an engineer any day, and never forget the earliest hams were experimenters. As for salt water, I am very fond of it also, I live about ten minutes from the Pacific Ocean and vertical antennas love the salt water and sandy beaches. It is cool to see that you have the support of your lovely wife in regards to the hobby, and my lovely wife has supported me in the hobby from day one. 73 my friend de VE7WNO

@mewrongwayKOCXF Ай бұрын

Jealousy is a funny thing and it's clear why he has one subscriber! Carry on Walt as we wouldn't want you any other way!! Great Allison is feeling good! 👍👍👍

@newsles2 Ай бұрын

Great to see Allison and you enjoying great food and each other. Yeah, don't blame you for being peeved about the 'RF guy'. Keep doing what you do. It has been very inspiring to me and clearly to others as well. Stay strong and be well. Les, KK7TPM.

@chuckdaddyo Ай бұрын

Hey guys! Great to see Mrs. Salty! We are still praying for and your upcoming procedure.

@RunScared Ай бұрын

Walt, because of your videos I have put up a simple banana clip and speaker wire antenna and doing HF. Sure, I don't really know what I'm doing but I'm learning something each time from folks like yourself and having a great time talking to folks! Glad Allison is on the mend! Grace and peace to you both... 73's from VA6STM...

@HamRadioRocks 25 күн бұрын

Thanks for commenting on my live stream. Yeah, i dont know what i did on the KZbin algorithm side of things but i'll take it!! 73 my friend. I enjoy your channel! Mike

@WECB640 Ай бұрын

Wonderful video Walt. We're ALL in the classroom together, no matter what the subject. I learned as much from my students as my students learned from me when I was teaching. Youth are naturally aspired to invent and explore. Never lose your inner youth! So good to see you both. ❤

@ChrisN9XC Ай бұрын

I'm a new 8 month old ham ! Walt You actually taught me how to build my first vertical antenna and it worked perfectly..... I am so glad your wife is doing good.Thank you lord he is great....N9XC chris

@christopherhague2329 Ай бұрын

Walt, I appreciate what you do because it adds to the fun of being a ham. I have made antennas and learned things that I would have never thought of without your channel. I also appreciate your explanations of things because you make them simple. I've fished Jeanette's pier when I was growing up in the area. I am from Elizabeth City so your videos remind me of home. Keep doing your thing. 73 Chris KE2CQG

@EricSolomon-op8ti Ай бұрын

Spot On my coastal Brother!! As a “Newbie” (Gen) - YOU SIR have presented me with Many opportunities & Solutions to everyday radio topics. Many times I have watched your videos, taken notes & followed the process. Haven’t had many failures (except unable to read my handwriting). Hope to work you. Best to your wife & yourself. A Very Sincere THANK YOU !!! 73’s W4EPS (in SWFL)

@rbashta Ай бұрын

There are so many nuances to RF, sometimes the other guy might be a little more right; sometimes you're the one who is really right; but at least you are the one who is trying to share what he knows to help others. I had the chance to meet you and you were so decent and helpful, and that is the thing that really counts. Keep the information flowing!

@johncrabtree9849 Ай бұрын

Walt-Glad to see Allison is doing good and feeling better! As for the "Drive-by" engineer-let him keep driving. Until he can match what you have achieved with a simple wire or disprove your findings, he has nothing. Be yourself and do what you love!

@baykayaker7409 Ай бұрын

Thank you for your videos and taking the time to share. Putting yourself out there publicly is always a gamble.

@electrictao5180 Ай бұрын

You are the King of Wire. Thanks for showing us what a simple wire can do. Engineers can see for themselves. Blessings to you and your Wife. ; )

@rogerrandolph7839 Ай бұрын

There’s always somebody out there that thinks they have the upper hand in the knowledge department.. yeah, he could be an engineer in the RF realm but does he create on the fly an antenna that can talk the world with under 20 watts? Probably not. Anybody can SAY they are an engineer, but that’s a useless title unless you’ve got some application of your design to back it up…. You do that on almost every video and all of us are better off for that. Very good to see your beautiful wife is feeling better, everybody who knows you is praying for her and a good life for the both of you! 73

@Me-ul2qd Ай бұрын

Walt is one of few ham radio youtubers that can put out a video that has him doing no real radio stuff and I can still enjoy the video. Thank you both.

@HamFanatic-N3BIL Ай бұрын

You and Allison are a wonderful couple! Well wishes to you both and enjoy this holiday season. Walt, keep up on the good content in your videos. I have enjoyed your antenna experiments very much.

@chrishenderson1868 Ай бұрын

Awesome Guys .. Great to see the YL... ❤ keep on keeping on.. 👍🏾😎

@davidakkerman9437 Ай бұрын

Walt, don't let the negativity get to you. You are doing what amature operators are licensed to do. It's about experimenting, learning, and passing on knowledge to others. There are those kind of people out there that need to be critical of others because of insecurities.

@AnthonyFortunato-p1x Ай бұрын

Hey walt I e learned a lot watching your videos please don't change. Your awesome. Retired USAF E9 KC2ZNH

@carlossantini3605 Ай бұрын

Good to see that you like the Outerbanks of North Carolina, I moved to Waxhaw NC a yr ago and love it. Carlos KA9JYO, 73

@JamesHindsW5ATJ Ай бұрын

Great video Walt. Wishing you and Allison all the best 🙏

@tangle70 Ай бұрын

Keep doing what you are doing. Most people like simple to the point explanations. Diving deep into RF, antennas and radios and such get very complicated and people try to make it that way to make themselves feel better. You simple how to do this and that is what almost all people want and it brings people int radio. A deep dive into it, drives most people away.

@acestudioscouk-Ace-G0ACE Ай бұрын

Your results and following speak louder than any RF expert ever will. Regular hams want to know how antennas work out in real life and you show that well. I didn't know your wife has been ill but am glad to hear she is on the mend. You make a beautiful couple and I wish the best for you both. 🙏

@MirlitronOne Ай бұрын

There are different kinds of "experts" - those who learnt from theory and those who learnt from experience. As a career scientist, I was always proud to learn by experiment and determine how nature really works. You are no less an expert than those who criticize, usually from their own ignorance. Science only needs to be reproducible and there are many of us who have reproduced and benefitted from your videos. Season greetings from cold, dark England to you and Mrs Salty - 73 de M1GWZ.

@Brigantine2008 Ай бұрын

Looks like a nice day! Our thoughts and prayers are with you. 🇺🇸

@ThereseBrosnan Ай бұрын

Your detractor's comments omit the very considerable bottom-line good you've achieved to his detriment. Great videos to enjoy and much of interest to learn from what you share, Walt, thank you. 73 de N6YT

@GeorgeFuchs Ай бұрын

God bless you Walter and your lovely bride, Take care. 73

@LanceVK6LK_AussieHam Ай бұрын

X= undefined number Pert= dip under pressure You are definitely not an undefined dip under pressure 😂😅. Just a good guy having fun playing radio. Unfortunately some people just don’t know how to calm down and smile. You keep doing you Wal.

@ae1tpa92gwtom2 Ай бұрын

Cheers Walt, yr the king of 20W and wire, always enjoy yr content!!!

@VE9ASN Ай бұрын

The title **AMATEUR** escapes many of the formally schooled, ironic huh? 73

@gordonlowe9400 Ай бұрын

Great point. 😉👍

@MINI-4X4-RADIO Ай бұрын

Keep up the "Practical Experimentation", hopefully it will inspire others February 2025, 50 years of being a Radio Amatuer, and I'm not an expert, I tinker and fiddle. Currently trying to put together a complete self contained Mini HF Go Kit, inc Antennas and a "Mast" in a 40cm x 30cm x 20cm case. inc Coax, extra Battery and a Tablet for Logging and Digi Modes

@davidbertz3198 Ай бұрын

Thanks for all the videos and so gad to see your wife doing well.

@mariodesmo Ай бұрын

Good to see you and the Mrs. out and about! And I consider myself an experimenter also. I spent 40 yrs in high tech and I'm still learning. My latest accomplishment was passing my Extra exam! Never stop learning is my advice to new engineers asking for advice. I'll be building a few antennas over the winter months to experiment with here at my new home! So you bet I'll be looking at your past videos for ideas! Good Luck to the both of you! 73 N7YMZ

@TerminalElement 29 күн бұрын

I enjoy your channel. Thank you for the time you put into sharing your knowledge and experience with us.

@fortlangford2163 Ай бұрын

Glad to see your wife up and about. Now about that RF engineer, he drives the choo choo train on the Rockford/Fitchburg line, right? Youjr videos are always interesting and informative, keep up the good work.

@JoeMaloneOnTheMoon Ай бұрын

I just built two quarter wave antennas and one half wave antenna inspired by your videos. Thank you for making it exciting. Not everyone can do that.

@joygonzalez7457 Ай бұрын

Walt your videos are an inspiration and a wealth of information! My club here in Gloucester VA, MPARC, would love to have you come speak at one of our meetings about your Ham journey, your KZbin channel and antenna building. Also we have a Hamfeat coming up Feb 1st 2025! Thanks for all you do!

@COASTALWAVESWIRES Ай бұрын

Thanks! When I get back to Virginia I’d love to do that.

@johndougherty22 Ай бұрын

hey Walt, i've watch most of your videos, all goog stuff . Heck i have even copied a few of your designs as well. The only disservice to the Ham community is someone telling a person whom is trying to dring out new hams, with a simple experiment that even the least experienced amature could endever to try, while professing their vast knolage , or lack there of, is not what advancing the hobby is all about. I am no expert , but i can read the character of a person as well as anyone , all i can say is you have the stuff hams are made of . Keep up the endevor to excell. Glad to see the XYL is up and about , god bless . 73

@donriffle1634 Ай бұрын

Prayers. God bless!

@martincampbell8655 Ай бұрын

Hi Walt. I am not an expert by any means. I have a lot to learn, and find your videos to be very helpful. Remember: Smart people don't tell you how smart they are. Good people don't tell you how good they are. Most people who claim to be experts are really not!

@SuperCapsfan101 Ай бұрын

Hi, Walt. Haters gonna hate, sad hams gonna try to suck the joy out of hamming. Stand your ground, your coast guard’s got your back! Season’s greetings to you and your lovely bride. 73, Mike K3CXG WHO DAT, and you can take that to the bank!😎

@trevorbond1325 Ай бұрын

Love your channel Walt. I learn a lot from you. I really liked the video you did with 741. VA3TBI Ontario 🇨🇦

@allenray8013 Ай бұрын

Did it work? Was your SWR acceptable? Did you make contacts? Then you've succeeded. It's really that easy. Experts can be experts, but experimenters break barriers.

@KO4GBB-Moe Ай бұрын

Very glad to see Alison

@Majorme2 Ай бұрын

Well said.. there’s always an expert who doesn’t know anything…. Kq4kdr

@vadim_smilansky Ай бұрын

We all by definition "amators", so viewers should set expectations accordingly also not all HAM into building equipment and antenas, we all about making QSO at the bottom line! thank you Walter! 73!

@johnaloisr.2239 Ай бұрын

Hold your own Walt. Most of us really appreciate what you do and enjoy your videos. Don't let one naysayer spoil the fun. Best 73 John Aloi Sr - WB3HPE

@maple1600 Ай бұрын

I know it’s difficult, but try not to let the DHs bother you. You have a great channel!

@vicmiller7191 Ай бұрын

Your lovely bride is looking good and yes prayers are continuing. Take care Walt and 73. Vic de KE8JWE

@jamescady723 Ай бұрын

Walt, I subbed because your videos are entertaining and very helpful. I joke at you from time to time about all that lovely saltwater you have. 😄Basically, because I'm jealous with poor ground conditions here in Michigan! LOL. Take care and thanks for putting all the work into these videos!