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How many amateur radio operators out there?
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NH7RO here, BK29 Hawaii -- Six Meters is my band! 82 countries worked on 50mhz my first two years here.
Now I'm looking for a mint, low miles R100GSPD for mainland trips which is the main reason I joined BMW MOA--to search the Flea Market ads.
(I started out in 1970 with a 1965 R60/2, then a '73 R75/5 in 1973 and later a K100RS also bought new in1985; now am Beemerless until I find a GSPD)
Vy 73 de Jeff, NH7RO 6m WAZ, 6m WAC
Now I'm looking for a mint, low miles R100GSPD for mainland trips which is the main reason I joined BMW MOA--to search the Flea Market ads.
(I started out in 1970 with a 1965 R60/2, then a '73 R75/5 in 1973 and later a K100RS also bought new in1985; now am Beemerless until I find a GSPD)
Vy 73 de Jeff, NH7RO 6m WAZ, 6m WAC
Bud
It is what it is.
K
Klay
Guest
Hi, AA0WW here.
73,
Klay
73,
Klay
tommcgee
Unfunded content provider
Great call....almost sounds like hollering!
chubbyknuckles
Electronically tested
KB9RLT
I was looking at the FTM - 10R to put in the tail of the RT.
Way too expensive for a radio that needs expensive accesories to be useful on the bike.
I was looking at the FTM - 10R to put in the tail of the RT.
Way too expensive for a radio that needs expensive accesories to be useful on the bike.
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mdirle
Guest
KN4EE - Extra class
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gened12
Guest
I am an amateur radio
Hi SHHHhhhhhh Shhhhhhhh SHHHHHHHhhh over over Shhhhhhhhh HHHHhh lol
Hi SHHHhhhhhh Shhhhhhhh SHHHHHHHhhh over over Shhhhhhhhh HHHHhh lol
K
Klay
Guest
I'm proud of it...it's not a vanity call, it's what the FCC gave me when I upgraded to Extra after a few months as a Tech.
It's super-slinky in code.
SiReese
SiR
Amateur Radio/BMW
Have been licensed since 1976 with WN8BQT as a Novice, upgraded to Tech and WD8BQT, then to Advanced and changed call to KE8KF. Always thought of getting a vanity plate and the 2x2 license would fit a Michigan plate.
Had run some 2 meter on the R90s when I had a Luftmeister fairing, but went back too the stock fairing and pulled the radio equipment.
Currently have a K1300S on order and a set of Scala headsets for my wife and myself. Might look into bluetooth and radio this Summer once the novelty of the new bike starts to wear off.
Have been licensed since 1976 with WN8BQT as a Novice, upgraded to Tech and WD8BQT, then to Advanced and changed call to KE8KF. Always thought of getting a vanity plate and the 2x2 license would fit a Michigan plate.
Had run some 2 meter on the R90s when I had a Luftmeister fairing, but went back too the stock fairing and pulled the radio equipment.
Currently have a K1300S on order and a set of Scala headsets for my wife and myself. Might look into bluetooth and radio this Summer once the novelty of the new bike starts to wear off.
geisterfahrer
Bill the Cat
KC4RFZ listening.
