Thanks Rick. W5WKK
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From: Rick Hiller via BVARC
Sent: Tuesday, December 8, 2020 8:33 PM
To: BRAZOS VALLEY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB
Cc: Rick Hiller
Subject: [BVARC] The Origin of the G5RV
For those of you who are interested in Ham Radio antennas and their
I just use a P.O. Box at one of the local post offices and check it once
every week or two. I use it for bills and other important documents that
get mailed also as my neighborhood still has the boxes at the curb.
Brad
K5BES
On Thu, Dec 10, 2020 at 3:04 PM KJ Anderson via BVARC
wrote:
> I have
Bill,
I think we all have a whole lot of new things to learn and explore in this
hobby. As others have extended the warm welcome to me, I pass the same
along to you. WELCOME! Looks like we're in for a lot of fun times with this
crowd. Do let me know how the setup goes and what kind of challenges
Welcome, Bill! This is the place to ask a ton of questions; you'll get
answers, and probably a ton of questions back on what it's like to be a
homicide detective...
Glad to have you aboard!
-j
From: BVARC on behalf of William Elliott via BVARC
Sent:
I was at the test this last Saturday as well. I'm really excited about
learning more about this hobby. There is just so much to learn. My
background is not nearly as technical as most of y'all. I'm a former Army
tanker and current homicide detective. I got into this hobby to learn
about and
Howdy Kori, Those of us in are 30's may not consider ourselves old, but when
you compare to the age of most hams, we're young. Hence why I jokingly call
myself a triple minority: 1) Relatively young (38) 2) Female 3) Female ham
without anyone else in the family being a ham operator. NO
Hello Scott,
Thank you so much for the words of encouragement. I know that (as was
mentioned in the ZOOM call earlier) the HAM community is an aging group and
that you all want to see the hobby pass down to the younger generations. I
actually got my call sign as a late birthday present, I turned
