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The Ham Radio two point zero Audio
podcast rip. Thank you for downloading and

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listening to this podcast. So basically
what I do is I take all the

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audio clips out of my videos and
upload them to spreaker, and then from

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there they're spread out to iTunes and
SoundCloud and now Amazon Audible as well.

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But I want to welcome you and
thank you for joining the audio section of

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this series on Ham Radio. I
hope you enjoy it, and I would

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appreciate you leaving us a comment or
a review on whatever podcast service you're listening

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from. Thank you in seventy three. I hope you enjoy it. It

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is a bright and Sunday morning belt
in Texas, Saturday morning of the ham

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Fest. And guess what all the
clouds finally burned off. It was cloudy

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old day yesterday it rained a little
bit. I'm gonna give everyone a word

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of advice about ham Fest festivities.
Never go to dinner with Richard Lenore from

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Main Trading Company. Let's check out
the ham Fest. How about that one

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rup there that works? All right? I want to show you something that

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I found yesterday that I'm taught trying
to talk myself out of buying. Oh

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all right, who would like to
see some of these on the show sometimes,

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Harris, Yeah, now, don't
need me fair? Yes? Is

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this a VHF uh for h that
is HF also, isn't it? Yeah?

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That went two to thirty. This
is two to sixty sixty mega hurts

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or meters mega hurt. So okay, quis it to day? What is

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this? That is? Uh forum
sealing your coax to your your connector year

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co X. That's a big one
too. Yeah, I've got some from

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the LMR four hundred side. I
don't have any that large. So are

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these functional? These operate? They
are? Okay? This is the PARC

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one oh four p r PRC one
oh four runs on to the twenty four

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bold batteries. Okay, does single
side band? Have you? Okay?

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This is the intended to Okay,
and this one actually does wideband. This

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will do traditional single channel two GAE
three g aly and it will do wide

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band up to twenty four killers.
What's the what's the model number on this

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one? This is the r F
seventy eight hundred. R F seventy eight

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hundred, all right, those I've
seen before. This is the export version

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of the one fifty two one thirty
to five thirty to five hundred. Wow,

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continuous sound. Yeah, wow nice. I wonder if this guy's sold

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these things yet. This guy had
a beautiful Viking to Johnson Viking two and

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a Thunderbolt amp. Another it as
I see it, check it out.

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Look at this that is just absolutely
beautiful. Now this is this right here?

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Look at this one thousand and one
CW seven fifty AM two thousand PEP

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sideband. I could have fun with
that. Hello Kelly, give meet you

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meet. The reason I might have
am I like hearing that. It was

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probably the live stream we did with
the Hearst Club twenty twenty. Everything shut

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down, so I can't. I've
been a member of that club for years.

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So I contact I was like,
let's do a live stream. They're

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like, great, let's do it. Wired communications. They've been here last

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couple of times, carry nifty led
lights and whatnot. I've said this in

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videos in the past. If you
ever need a computer, contact Jim.

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I've got his phone number. You
got a short Listen about these radios yesterday?

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Yeah yeah, great? Good?
Hey this wanted the back of your shirt