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November 25th 05, 07:41 PM
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Radio Shack and my education
Well, that's impressive to me.
I didn't know anything about electronics until I became a ham. I still don't know much. I know how to set up a station and how to put out a clean signal. But I don't know enough to build anything. Which is a shame. Seems like there are a lot of fun projects out there. Rod KI7CQ |
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November 25th 05, 07:50 PM
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Radio Shack and my education
Rod Maupin wrote:
Well, that's impressive to me. I didn't know anything about electronics until I became a ham. I still don't know much. I know how to set up a station and how to put out a clean signal. But I don't know enough to build anything. Which is a shame. Seems like there are a lot of fun projects out there. Rod KI7CQ There are. You should checkout the Elecraft website: Fun! |
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