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No.135984
Does anyone here use HAM Radio?
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No.135990
I prefer sausage radio.
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No.136005
ham radio.... drool
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No.136007
prosciutto radio (´￢`)
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No.136044
i bought one of those once thinking it was going to be SO COOL and the only thing i ever managed to pick up was old guys talking about gophers in their yards
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No.136047
>>136044
the amateur radio experience...
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No.136071
Do you need a license to buy one?
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No.136072
>>136071
No, to operate it yes but you don't REALLY need it
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No.136074
chinese sell FM/AM radio transmitters that have power ranges which far exceed FCC guidelines, they get past this by 1. not caring, 2. putting a dinky antenna on. 3. putting a warning on it, telling you that you can only broadcast so many distance
However, the antennas they use can be switched out with those baofeng whip antennas or even larger ones and can be operated in a very illegal way which i do not recommend Σ(;;ﾟДﾟ)
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No.136120
>>136071
>>136074
no one cares except the smelliest nerds and the oldest men. Both will try to report you to the FCC for not using the right jargon. They have nothing better to do and triangulating your location is like the most arousing thing they can imagine.
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