Are you a Ham?

I got my ticket in 2009, General in 2011 and I am working on my Extra

Kilo Charlie 2 Sierra Pappa Uniform

I've been KA9YZS and married to KA9ZAV for almost 30 years.

Hmmm, can't seem to be able to edit my original post to put the images back in. Anyway, currently have a Harvey-Wells Bandmaster in the que but am seriously considering selling it and going strictly with solid state. I recently threw together a little rig here in the shack. I have a Kenwood TM-281A (mobile unit) connected to a power supply here on the bench. 2 meter transceiver connected to an external antenna jury rig mounted here inside the house until this ridiculous weather decides to go away and the sun (remember that?) decides to show up. I have less than $275 in the whole rig.

I have this thing set up to automatically scan 20 repeaters in my general geopraphic area. Working with the capabilities of this unit has slightly soured me on the limitations of the older tube transmitters. Still love the old tube receivers, however.

Larry

W7TFO in Hidden Valley, AZ

73DG

KN6KCP, June 1953
New 2X2 call 1974? KD6XS
New 2X2 call 1984 KE0ZU

Not a ham yet, but since they dropped the code requirement for novice...I am probably going to try. I have been a fan of the ARRL Handbooks and CB radios for years.

Yes. General Class, KF4CZV.

Terry

VE7KNL in BC Canada here.

General Class here--KD8OZK. I haven't been on air for quite a while, life is starting to settle back to normal, hope to get back on air later this summer.
Currently studying for Extra Class.

Greetings to the Forum:

Continuously licensed since January 24, 1962.

Novice class WV6WAM (1962 - 1963.
Conditional class WA6WAM (mail exam general)
1963 - 1978.
Advanced Class KB6GM  1978 - 2008.
Amateur Extra class KB6GM 2008 - present.

My daughters are convinced that I was the radio officer on Noah's Ark.    

73,