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I built a vertical using bamboo pole with some 16 gage wire tye wrapped to the pole and a few(not enough) radials out of the same wire. Wasn’t much for working local but worked ok when the band opened up. It was cheap and it got me on the air.
1. One of my uncles, bought me a set of single channel walkie talkies.
2. 1965
3. I don't remember the model of that walkie talkie, think it was a Hitachi but it was the first radio I every worked skip on.
I was on 17 today trying to work some POTA activators and heard some European stations trying to work the contest, guess they didn't get the word about which bands to use, or maybe there's another contest running this weekend?
I purchased one of those, works great except around 26-30 MHz. I'm getting what seems to be some kind of broadcast stations overloading the receiver when I connect it to my Windom antenna. Doesn't seem to happen if you use the little rabbit ears that came with the dongle. I'm guessing it's due...
I have RT Systems software for the 891, works great on Windows 10 & 11. It's much easier to program the memories and makes cloning to another 891 a breeze too.
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