any yourth in ct

[kb1oar]

where are you from and what are you running

[KB1LQD]

hey, well first off, what grade are you in? and whats your station?

i am a senior in high school and im a general class lisencee, I havent been all that active but i do alot of building... I use my dads ic987d, I have a ts 440s and a HW101, Ten tec 1320 and 40 kit... various vhf uhf gear and just bought an alinco mobile for the car at hosstraders

[pe2ysb]

i'm a second student electrical engineering at Eindhoven University for Technology, I’m a full class licensee, (all bands, max power 400w, some bands 120w) But I only use 5w with my yaesu ft-817nd.

[VA3SAX]

I am in my final year of high school...which should have been last year. Anyways I'm from Ottawa Ontario in Canada. my main 2 rigs are a TM 701A and an FT221

[ve6wtf]

Devon, Alberta,

15 freshman year in high school.
TM 261A & Avenger GX
With a few other rice boxes

[KD8EPC]

im from Ohio names Dustin im a freshman and i am a tech i currently do not have a rig but am going to buy an ht peace - KD8EPC anyone want to talk radio or just anything you can email me Chong199@hotmail.com or im me aim = KD8EPC

[2I0JVI]

Im from Co Derry, Northern Ireland, am 16 and am in Lower 6th/ Year 13 (2nd from last year in school) and love QRP work with modest rigs and homebrew antennae. #

Im a Yaesu man- almost complete FT707 (PSU, ATU, VFO etc) Yaesu set up and a FDK Xtal Multi 11 for 2m FM

If ya wanna know more, email me at mi3jvi@yahoo.co.uk

[kc8zgw]

hey guys, I'm 14 from Ohio.

Running a Yaesu 857D, Yaesu 747GX, with an Alinco power supply, MFJ tuner, an Alpha Delta DX-EE antenna, Heil GM-5, Butternut HF2V, MacBook, and several other things.

How did you guys get interested in ham radio?

I would love going QRO, however... Could you guys throw me a couple hundred bucks for an amp?!

(^ I'm a yaesu man!)

csieb2011@gmail.com

splatpaintballa (on aim)

[2I0JVI]

Hey

QRO is not necessary, try being limited to 10W on all bands...you soon appreciate what can be done with this sort of power. For example, last nite I heard some E Coast US on 80m at 2000Z who was running about 50W albeit he had a beam. CW QRP work can also help you to work the world. I have a while to go yet before I am licenced for the UK Legal limit of 400W.

there was an article for making a linear in the RSGBs "Radcom" a moth or two ago...Ill see if I can dig it up and send you a copy, if you want.

73 Jonathan

[kc8zgw]

Haha, Johnathan, that's cool...

I don't think that 100 watts is quite qro, I used to be a 50 watt-er also, but I have the 100, and when I call CQ or respond to one, I usually run 100 to attempt to get through the pileup. Just a method of mine.

I was joking about a linear also, because I don't think I could ever make one. Us Americans don't have as stringent rules as you do...



I kinda' like it that way http://www.qrz.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif

Chris

[2I0JVI]

No problem Chris

73 Jonathan