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Hey there.
I got my Technician ticket the summer after I graduated from high school, bought a little 2M handie-talkie and had a bit of fun with it, but for any number of reasons, left the hobby behind shortly thereafter. Now, I'm getting notices about my 10 year high school reunion and I'm realizing that it's time to renew my ticket. Last year when I realized that renewal time was around the corner, I figured I'd start getting ready to upgrade to the General License, and started learning the code. Once I'd gotten my sending down to a pretty good clip, though my receiving still wasn't near to 5wpm, they took that requirement away, and now I'm back to having to study for the exam... So, here's the point of my post: I'm trying to come back to the hobby after a long absence. I have a limited (read hardly any) budget, and an older handie-talkie. I think I'll need more than just local repeater rag-chewing to get me into it the hobby all the way. Anybody have any suggestions? Also appreciated would be suggestions on beefing up my technical knowledge. I'm afraid I'm probably not even close to having myself up to the level I was at when I took my Technician test... So, I probably have to start from close to a clean slate. Thanks, Paul KC8IGJ |
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