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How many amateur radio operators out there?
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bubbagazoo
I like TANG!
I have never been licensed but I used to operate the club station at VE8RCS. I never had the desire to become licensed because I could envision my hard earned money going into radio gear. No license -- no reason to buy the gear. Now, if I had figured that out before I got my motorcycle license 
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robbiegs
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KC6BLF
Abandoned Advanced
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Gil
R1200GS
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Gil
R1200GS
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jhowell
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W4ZQN
Jim
Jim
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LDRidr
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AJ0Z
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Andy
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Andy
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mrich12000
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VE3 CEH
HI CHIEF
HI CHIEF
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rspink
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I'm one.
KB1NBW- Bob
Anyone have any bike mounted radios?
I made a mount for my Yaesu VX2R, and now I'm looking for a helmet mike to use with it.
73
KB1NBW- Bob
Anyone have any bike mounted radios?
I made a mount for my Yaesu VX2R, and now I'm looking for a helmet mike to use with it.
73
paulj
New member
bike radios
Bob, there is a club devoted to motorcycle amateur radio. See the link below, and perhaps you'll find a solution.
http://marc-hq.org/
Bob, there is a club devoted to motorcycle amateur radio. See the link below, and perhaps you'll find a solution.
http://marc-hq.org/
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rspink
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Hi Paul,
Thanks for the link.
I had them bookmarked at one time and then lost it and couldn't remeber what it was called.
I'm glad to have it back!
Thanks again
Bob Spink
1990 K75s
Thanks for the link.
I had them bookmarked at one time and then lost it and couldn't remeber what it was called.
I'm glad to have it back!
Thanks again
Bob Spink
1990 K75s
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rspink
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I wish I could have remembered how to spell remember!
Got my general licence when I turned 16. Took a comuter train from NJ into NYC by myself to take the test given by the FCC. I remember having to send and receive 13 words a minute in Morse code. I was thrilled with myself riding back home with my new licence.
My call letters back then was WB2JGH. It's long expired, but great memories.
My call letters back then was WB2JGH. It's long expired, but great memories.
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chfite
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K4ay
