hi to everyone

a little more about me

I enjoy audio books going and coming to work,
like to readbooks the internet
like msnbc and stuff like that.
chatting when I can after work I work full time right now
and my friends here and a gal pen pal.

and like to my shortwave ham and police scanners.
and my fire departmrnt issied radios,


thanks everyone SKYRADDE

you all have a great day or evening where ever you read this )

another thing like old time radio shows

and listining to shortwave radio shows all over the world,
and distant am radio stations in the us we call "
it Dx-ing i have 3 different radio and an antenna that null out signials
in one side of the station i'm listening to can listen to las vegas san deigo washingion state
and above the lower 48 too skyradde )

Wow, I'm surprised you have anytime left in a day! What's the furthest radio you can get?

What ham rig do you have, what bands do you work, what antenna?

When I was a kid, about 60 years ago, I wanted a Ham license. The theory was fairly easy, but I am dyslexic and couldn't learn Morse code. Of course, it isn't necessary now. I studied Electrical Engineering and with a little study could probably pass the test. How much would it cost to get started with a small mobile unit?

Hello, glad to know you.

hi if it's am nighttime san deigo, las wages Nv. LA state of wash,OR, BC.

hf depending on signal antemma,frequency.,sun spots,stuff like that

am daytime 100-150 miles depqnding on location helght off the ground,

transmitter locationn amd power of tramsmitters..

uhv/vhf ham commd simplex radio to radio about 5 miles.

via repeater depending on power going out o tje transmitter..

for example mt deabilo danville ca 3500' above bay area

hafe way up/down of california depending on what radio rrequency i'm on.

when i'm on my fire dept issued radio all over the 9 bay area counys
and up-down the state.

hopes thi helps

how do you post a photo into your profile ??

darryl

U Get well soon !!