Vintage HAM Radios

Diana Eng tours the vintage HAM radios at the flea market at the Hamvention in Dayton, Ohio.

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Howto & Style

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• makezine
• HAM
• diana
• eng
• radio

[radexpp]

@DyceKendoka that's not first boring video... I'd like to see two separate channels - with kipkay and colin videos and with rest of videos like this one.

[FelixTheHouseFreak]

@ToonVanKets  Make magazine isnt only about making its always also been about interesting technical information.

[jandlejandle]

u could be overnight success in the right place.

[purge98]

Can you get your jacket in different colors?

[oilengine]

Did anyone but me notice all the shit (literally raw sewage) floating across the outdoor flea market area at Dayton this year ??

[lesleyhenriquez]

@rudyiking I know. But where I live you have extreme restrictions on transmitting power and very difficult exams. Took me months of study just to be allowed to own something decent. Part of it is very high population density, which makes it less of a necessity for people to own radio's compared to the Aussie outback for example, this could be the case for a lot of countries..

I am looking at Ronja to make a network here. Would be cool.

[w3mq]

I am sorry that I couldnt make it there. very interesting

[BlackGoldEstates]

@hitandrun83 in nthe uk we call them radio rallies

[hitandrun83]

sure thats not hamfest instead of hamvention?

[rudyiking]

@polovnok All you need is a study guide. Mostly you have to learn basic electronic theory. Really don't have to worry about physics.

[rudyiking]

@kildeathy Yeah, they might be the only things still working.

[pvx]

@nielasthebest No. ;) Actually, she says "benton harbor lunchbox series", Benton Harbor being the town in Michigan where Heathkit was headquartered....