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    1. NY Transplant

      Amateur Radio FAQ

      If you don't mind eBay, there are a number of 100W transceivers in the $300 to $450 range that are good. Personally, I wouldn't touch those Chinese transceivers with a 10 foot pole since I feel that they are junk...
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      GMRS Base Radio Questions

      If you are referring to; "Part 97.113 (5) Communications, on a regular basis, which could reasonably be furnished alternatively through other radio services." That rule is a bit ambiguous. The real intent for this rule is that you can use amateur radio to assist other services in a special...
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      GMRS Base Radio Questions

      Entirely wrong. What you can't legally do is use ham radio for business purposes and transmit music.
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      Amateur Radio FAQ

      With a Steppir DB36/DB42. :D
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      Hap Baker & Mosin Nagant

      https://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=180151&highlight=hap+baker+accident
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      Bad shooting "reasons"

      Blonde with the big rack was a distraction.
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      Comms - VHF

      In my opinion, digital modes such as DMR, D-Star, Fusion and others should not be considered for use as primary communications modes over FM. Until there is one digital standard or a radio that has every digital mode possible or if one has multiple radios to cover all of the possible digital...
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      22 mag rifle recommendations

      I have both the Savage 93GL and the CZ512, both are great shooters at 100 yards. Each one is particular in the ammo that they like.
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      Comms - HF

      Still 3867 KHz?
    10. NY Transplant

      SHTF/TEOTWAWKI Movies

      I think the best movie to watch considering the current circumstances is "V for Vendetta".
    11. NY Transplant

      Comms - HF

      Bear in mind that NVIS operation is only effective on 40M and lower.
    12. NY Transplant

      Comms - HF

      The challenge is to find a repeater that is in range to everyone.
    13. NY Transplant

      Comms - HF

      40M is not good for close in contacts at night, it tends to go long. 80M is better and 160M is even better still.
    14. NY Transplant

      Comms - HF

      Usually very close to the FT8 frequencies. The program already has pre-programed frequencies on different bands.
    15. NY Transplant

      Comms - HF

      To the original OP's question; Yes Yes Yes
    16. NY Transplant

      Comms - HF

      There is, it's called JS8Call. Similar to FT8 but can do QSO's at 20 to 30 WPM rates..
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      Amateur Radio FAQ

      Congratulations!
    18. NY Transplant

      Amateur Radio FAQ

      I'm configured the same way with my FT-950. I have been so accustom to using HDSDR for frequency tuning and checking for activity on the bands that I am almost lost without it. K2AR
    19. NY Transplant

      New Glock 44 in 22 LR

      I would be interested in a 22 Mag version.
    20. NY Transplant

      Amateur Radio FAQ

      Unfortunately, there are some troublemakers that tend to congregate on particular frequencies. 14.313 MHz on the 20 Meter band in the day time is one of them although it is not as bad as years ago. Another one is 7.200 MHz on the 40 Meter band also during the day time. Best thing to do is go...
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