HAM OP Roll Call......
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jun 2009
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From: Tijeras, NM
Roll Call
Handle here is John, call WB5EZO. Been a Tech for about 15 years! Call sign comes from my late Grandfather. I’m in the family business which is commercial two-way radios.
73’s
My Fathers Ham repeater system can be found at www.NM5ML.com
73’s
My Fathers Ham repeater system can be found at www.NM5ML.com
Last edited by realjeep; Jun 23, 2009 at 12:08 PM.
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JK Jedi
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From: Kenai Peninsula, Alaska
JK Newbie
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From: Portland, OR
K7SNR checking in. I am involved with a Search and Rescue group in the Portland Oregon region (Mt. Hood area). Our group is a specializes in inter-agency communication and has a 4x4 division as well. A great combination!
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JK Jedi
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Howdy....!!! Just wondering if any of you Ham/Jeepers get together as a group and go out wheelin' and "HAM-it-up"......so to speak?
JK Super Freak
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From: San Diego, CA
GENERAL!!! KI6ZLF/AG
Dave; Coincidentally last night I met with a few other forum members for dinner. Dinner, Beer, Jeeps. You get the idea. 15 - 20 people. I was the only ham. Once someone noticed "that tiny antenna" I showed them a few things, punched in some freqs, listened to a few landing aircraft, and explained the different permissions and tests.
They were interested, not blank stares, but everything I said was new information to them. A few people immediately saw how potentially useful it could be, they have just never been exposed to it. How do we get the info out there?
Dave; Coincidentally last night I met with a few other forum members for dinner. Dinner, Beer, Jeeps. You get the idea. 15 - 20 people. I was the only ham. Once someone noticed "that tiny antenna" I showed them a few things, punched in some freqs, listened to a few landing aircraft, and explained the different permissions and tests.
They were interested, not blank stares, but everything I said was new information to them. A few people immediately saw how potentially useful it could be, they have just never been exposed to it. How do we get the info out there?
