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March 30th #HamCram After Action Report
A Partial Success On March 30th, I attempted to teach a technician class, #hamcram class, here in Ripley County, Indiana. We had people from the local area, as far south as Tennesee and as far north as West Lafayette, Indiana, and eight students. Things started off well with enthusiastic students and good questions and answers.…
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#ExtraByEaster Failure
The best intentions I had every intention of getting my Amateur Extra license by Easter, but as usually happens, life happened. There is no need to share all of the details here, but several things came up yet again, and I will miss this deadline. The new plan The goal and backup goal is to…
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Getting Back Online and On the Air
After leaving regular blogging for almost a decade and succumbing to the trend of short social media, I am entering a new stage in my life where I am once again focusing on my amateur radio hobby, and I decided that I wanted to document my journey again. This website will be a work in…
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I’m baaaack…
…And hopefully for longer than the last few runs. I have Sam KJ4PDQ (G+) to thank for getting me back on the air. He reminded me that the radios work better when you turn them on… I would also like to thank Frank KN4QJ, Lamar K4LAM, Arnold KC4ZUA, and the others on the Walton County…
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Setting up the relocated Home Office/classroom/ham shack/computer lab. Too bad no one is called Dexter. hamr homeschool