34 min
Are we Inclusive in Amateur Radio.Episode #32 The Ham Radio Guy
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Welcome to the 32nd episode of the 'Ham Radio Guide' podcast. In this enlightening episode, our host Marvin (W0MET) provides an update on supporting Eclipse operations, the release of ARRL field day themes and rules, and walks us through the ARRL HamFest schedule.
Additionally, our host shares his experience with premium outdoor power solutions from Dakota Lithium, the practicality of the Olight Baton 4 Everyday Carry Flashlight in ham radio operations, discussing QRZ, and much more. He also delves into the enhanced features of the Hammerady Deluxe 6.9 update and upcoming software updates for various platforms.
Through insightful interrogations, Marvin engages with listeners about QRZ habits, discussing the importance of confirming QSOs and utilizing QRZ to its maximum potential. He introduces the concept of uploads for QRZ and discusses his exploration with various logging software during outdoor operations while aiming for 'Worked All States'.
Sharing his journey from making his first AM contact to Parks on the Air activation in Vermont, Marvin shares many exciting developments in his ham radio journey. Highlights of the episode include a detailed discussion of upkeeping and uploading contacts to QRZ and an in-depth product review of cable assemblies and bulk cable solutions from ABR Industries. Exciting plans for a mobile radio giveaway and updates about the channel are also discussed.
The episode concludes with updates on planned eclipse events, the heartwarming mission of a father-son duo from Indiana, raising awareness about the 2024 Amateur Radio Field Day, and a run-through of latest news stories in the radio communication world.
Tune in for an enlightening voyage into amateur radio, with a focus on inclusivity in the ham radio community, the potential for it as a rewarding career path, and commentary on various events. Enjoy this episode packed with insight, advice, and news from the world of amateur radio.
SHOW NOTES LINK
https://www.patreon.com/posts/100451425?pr=true
Welcome to the 32nd episode of the 'Ham Radio Guide' podcast. In this enlightening episode, our host Marvin (W0MET) provides an update on supporting Eclipse operations, the release of ARRL field day themes and rules, and walks us through the ARRL HamFest schedule.
Additionally, our host shares his experience with premium outdoor power solutions from Dakota Lithium, the practicality of the Olight Baton 4 Everyday Carry Flashlight in ham radio operations, discussing QRZ, and much more. He also delves into the enhanced features of the Hammerady Deluxe 6.9 update and upcoming software updates for various platforms.
Through insightful interrogations, Marvin engages with listeners about QRZ habits, discussing the importance of confirming QSOs and utilizing QRZ to its maximum potential. He introduces the concept of uploads for QRZ and discusses his exploration with various logging software during outdoor operations while aiming for 'Worked All States'.
Sharing his journey from making his first AM contact to Parks on the Air activation in Vermont, Marvin shares many exciting developments in his ham radio journey. Highlights of the episode include a detailed discussion of upkeeping and uploading contacts to QRZ and an in-depth product review of cable assemblies and bulk cable solutions from ABR Industries. Exciting plans for a mobile radio giveaway and updates about the channel are also discussed.
The episode concludes with updates on planned eclipse events, the heartwarming mission of a father-son duo from Indiana, raising awareness about the 2024 Amateur Radio Field Day, and a run-through of latest news stories in the radio communication world.
Tune in for an enlightening voyage into amateur radio, with a focus on inclusivity in the ham radio community, the potential for it as a rewarding career path, and commentary on various events. Enjoy this episode packed with insight, advice, and news from the world of amateur radio.
SHOW NOTES LINK
https://www.patreon.com/posts/100451425?pr=true
34 min