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Ham sticks, while not the best they are clearly not "dummy loads", I ran them for years before going to a High Serria Side Kick screw driver. To nfsus, the type of mount will be just as important as the antenna itself. The down side of running ham sticks is bandwidth, a ham stick will not cover...

Yep they got you

It keeps getting better...

It’s cold baby

-25 predicted here in Chicago tomorrow, winds are picking up. I cranked down the tower.

Leave it where it is, it's intended for short range comms.

I was involved on eleven meters from 1973 through 1990, and even though I owned a lot of radios back then, there were some I never got to hear or use. A few of them I’ve always been curious about—how they actually performed in the real world. One of those is the Motorola Mocat series. I know and...

Why is there a band switch and another band switch?

I am part of the AI team where I work, upper management is pushing AI hard and I see the hand writing on the wall..it's bad

AI is evil but it will provide answers.

WTF?!?!?!?! RIP JJ

No ssb, nope waste of money

EPT?

I have been using one of theses for a while now, not bad for the price.

These are Chinese‑made, just like almost everything else these days. I’ve had a few Chinese radios work fine one day and quit the next. Granted, those were cheap ham HTs and not an overpriced export model, but it does happen.

I watched the documentary about ocean gate and Rush. The damn sub was screaming there was a problem and he ignore his own invention.

Honestly, I really hope they addressed the issues the H3 had—especially the lack of a proper voltage regulator. I’ve never been a fan of the H3. I bought two, and one died within a couple of months. The other still works, but I barely use it anymore. I actually prefer the H8 over the H3. Sure...

Sorry I don't see the point. It looks cheaply built and nothing but a radio in a box.

Here you go

Merry Christmas! 73 Chris W9CLL