Radio Amateurs on 20 Meters
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2024
- Radio Amateurs on 40 Meters
Listening in on a couple of ham (aka amateur) radio QSOs (aka radio contacts) on the 20 meter ham band (aka 14 MHz), with the Sangean 909X.
Note: I may have mistakenly referred to the 20 meter band as the 40 meter band in the video.
RadioDog! We miss you! Please post again soon!
thanks for the good vlog its always nice to hear your voice
Hello. Love your videos. Please make more. Hope you're doing good.
I recently heard an amateur station on 20 that said he was in Barcelona Spain. I heard that on a new Tecsun PL 330. I was fascinated because I live in St. Charles County in Missouri. Most of the time I cannot hear much past Mexico or Canada.
I heard some guys in Texas chatting with Indonesia and a boat near the Virgin Islands on the band in 7 mhz range. That was surprising. I`m in Louisiana.
I listened in on a conversation between a ham in Texas and another on Canary Islands, I'm in midland UK. Granted I use CW and tend to operate on the 20m band. I've also heard a ham in Sri Lanka once. It's amazing what you can achieve with the right weather conditions.
@@baneverything5580 Texas and the Virgin Isles are still not so far off at that wattage. Spain is. Still a very magical hobby no matter where from.
I live in uk.
Love listening to amateurs on my scanner.
Always picking up Europe.
It's a good hobbie, weekends can be very noisy on 20,40,80 metres.
I have a tecsun s88.
Only been into scanning 5 months.
When I get bored I might listen to sideband 27.555 and if it's busy I jump on my CB and give s shout out.
Happy days.
Thank you for sharing your listening.
always interesting to listen to ham radio, here in western europe in the afternoon often american stations at 20 meters. Albert. The. Netherlands 📻
Could they be talking in duplex too? I’m so glad you’re making videos again!!! :0)
Cool radio haven’t seen that one
That`s a Sangean 909 I think. Great radio but needs external antenna to shine.
Don’t forget that field day is at the end of the month. SWL listeners would hear a ton of activity.
Nice Radio!
No videos in quite some time. Hope all is well Radiodog.
@James Brophy Good to know. The Radiodog channel played a part in me entering this hobby.
a good brand unit
Wow superb and awesome 👌 Beautiful sharing ❤️ Big like and support 👌 ❤️
Very helpful and informative 👍 Stay connected 🙏 Hope to see you around 🙏
Neat video, thanks I learned a lot!
Hello sir..how are you. Miss your videos
Bonjour Radio dog,
Je attend toujours un nouveau film 😊....par exemple antenne AM en général + AM 100 où AM 200 Tecsun. Merci d'avance Florin
Hi good to hear from you pal. What antenna do you have?
I really don't get the fascination with these radios; I have one $40 radio with FM, AM NOAA, and 2 SW bands...I never get anything on the SW bands but noise; the second radio is five times more expensive and includes Air band and SSB, and it is digital and full of fine tuning features, presets, etc. Still just static noise (and I have the extension antenna). Just hope it pays off in a national emergency situation. Which is why I bought them.
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Hello Tom...great channel...what do think about the Baofeng UV-5 Radio?
Hope you are ok
He sounds like a Kiwi. Interesting
Is $400 a reasonable price for a Kenwood TS-520?
Ok? And.....?
Some people enjoy listening to radio. That`s why I own more than I can count and and enjoy radio videos. They`re also useful in emergencies like hurricanes when all phone services including landlines are dead to get information outside the damage area. Perhaps you might enjoy watching cartoons or cat videos, instead of this intellectual and hobby type stuff?
And..... crawl back under your rock @NSNorfolk