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With hopefully retirement on the horizon, we could finish our time together doing something together.Here are the steps to download and install BlueStacks on PC: I think it would be great fun to get her started on a radio we won and would both be learning something from it. However, with ham radio, she really seems to be interested and I’m now helping her study for her Tech ticket. With my other interests or hobbies, she would just roll her eyes, shake her head and walk away. Just after I got my ticket, I was sitting on the porch playing with my Baofeng HT and she sat next to me and was asking questions about radio. Well we just did not, things she likes, I don’t, or vice versa. Some couples enjoy say, dancing or bowling or fishing or whatever.
I would love to win this DMR radio and here’s why, I have been married to my wife for 35 years, while the marriage is strong and happy, in all our time together, we have never shared a hobby or interest. I am a new ham, got my General ticket in May 2017 and am currently studying for my Extra ticket. Learning about the many areas of ham radio is one of my favorite things about radio. Jason, love your videos, your presentation makes it easy to learn, at least for me. Someday I’ll have a Ham Shack like yours and will also do reviews and call it ” HamRadiosRUs ” Wishing myself good luck. Interesting how some radio’s only have Tier 1 and no Tier 2 and understanding the difference between DMR and Baofeng DPMR etc I would like to win this DMR radio because it would be my 1st DMR I’ve ever owned. Pretty cool feature though, reminds me of something like trunking in a digital format. I’ve did some research and learned it on my own, regarding programming, usage, features, and watching youtube video’s on DMR. I’ve already signed up and got my DMR I.D never really got a chance to purchase a DMR radio. N6DEZ here, been a ham since 1996, worked with Kenwood Land Mobile in Long Beach for 3 years, Yaesu / Vertex in Cerritos for 4 years, haven’t reall y got a chance to use DMR on the AIR, still using my Kenwood TK-380 on fleetsync conventional/truncking radio with my wife on the UHF bands. I am clearly new to the Ham world and haven’t got into DMR at all but am really excited to soon.
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Now being 31 I have some free time, even with a 3 year and 1 year old running around the house (which i hope to get both of them into one day, to have a hobby. I would like to add that I would love to also win this radio! I have always had an interest in tech and when i was back in boys scouts always loved hanging out by the HAM shack at the summer camp, not sure why I never took the time to get my lic then but I didn’t. Out of the MD2017 & RT82 would you recommend one over the other or are they basically the same?
I did also get a DMR ID which is 2124892 in preparation to getting a DMR. Recently I been looking at something like the TYT TH-9800 for my home but after watching many of your videos on all the TYT DMR radios I am thinking that going with DMR and using a SharkRF might be a good way to get on the air. Currently I have just a Baofeng UV-5R(have to start somewhere) and am finding out that I really can’t hit much from my home as I am too far from many of the repeaters, so I tend to use echolink. I have been really trying to find a good radio for myself that is still cost effective. I never had much of a childhood (still a little young), so, radio operating has been a refreshment.īeen checking out your channel for the last couple weeks since I got my Ham Lic in the end of Sept of this year. Winning a dual band DMR handheld would help me out a lot financially, practically, and, I’ve also been enjoying meeting and interacting with other people since I’ve become licensed. I still enjoyed being their at my first hamfest. I didn’t find any dual band DMR radios their, though. I did find a kind operator that took me to a recent hamfest, it was my first hamfest. Also, considering I don’t drive, a handheld is valuable to me while I’m out. I want one radio for all interests, so, although the TYT MD-380 (just example) is affordable and nice, I use 2m and 70cm about the same. You may have seen me on your YouTube with interest of the Anytone 868UV.
I’ve not gotten into DMR, yet, as I can’t afford a dual band handheld. I took the time to apply for a subscriber ID in advanced in hopes to get a DMR radio, ID is 3157213. I’m a fairly new operator, KN4DNR, and, have been looking into DMR for a month or two.
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