Great work Leah! I wish my daughter had an interest. Right now its Roblox, and Minecraft while meeting up online face timing while playing.Keep going and its great that girls your age are taking an interest especially doing QRP. All I hear from my wife and daughter is that I'm in my ham shack. I can't even watch my 4K tv. On the other hand if they were interested in Ham radio. I might not be able to be in my shack!
Brilliant Leah. I wish you and your family a great Christmas and, to you, enjoy the excitement of learning about this hobby. I just got a IC705 and am beginning to try to delve into DStar. Your generation lives in a technology world. Those of us born in the '60s just have have a technology 'green card' and it's fascinating keeping up!! Regards to your Dad too. 73 from UK. Tom M0RMY
Being unorganized has it's plus's, Heck I find stuff all the time that I thought was lost forever while looking for something else. A tip I have is if you are looking for your soldering iron, start looking for your Simpson meter. Works every time. Remember Wilson's law, what you are looking for will be found in the last place you look.
Well, you've encouraged me to get my shack in order. Current mode is organized chaos; but I do know where everything is. Nice job on video!
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I like your video it is fun to watch new Hams and their experiences.. I might have been inspired to organize my Ham gear better. Keep up the good work
