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ham radio
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Ham radio operators in Billings?
I'm a new "ham" (got my ticket last month), and I'll be at the rally. Packing my handheld 2m/70cm rig. If there are any others at the rally, we could give 146.520 MHz a try. I'll be monitoring 146.520 off and on and maybe trying some of the local repeaters. By the way, does the Rally use ham...- dcmcrider1983
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QST, QST, QST - taking BMW-Net Check-in Now.
I see quite a few call signs on the board. If you are a HAM, please sign in. Scott, AB6YS, Torrance CA. Not motorcycle mobile.- tinytrains
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- Forum: Campfire
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How many amateur radio operators out there?
I've noticed a few signatures on this which include amateur radio callsigns. I don't know if this demographic has ever been explored, but how many "ham radio" license holders are there amongst our esteemed membership? Please stand up to be counted!