VK3VCM Operating Portable HF Amateur Radio from Portarlington, Australia 3/1/11
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I'm curious as to what you use to power your radio. Running 100 watts must use a few amps. I'm guessing a small 12V battery with maybe even a solar panel.
Enjoying watching your videos and thinking about getting back into ham radio in portable mode as they don't allow antennas in my neighborhood.
73 KD4ID
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Hi Craig. Thanks for the vid's on the Buddipole. I just ordered the Mini Buddipole for portable use. Looking forward to going portable.
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@richiejp1 How nice of you to say. The weather has been a bit ordinary (as have the HF conditions!) lately..so unfortunately not too many new videos of late. But more will be put up eventually. Regards, Craig VK3VCM
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You sure do get around Craig!
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Luxury - a chair and table to operate from! Great video Craig.
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Beautiful, amazing place to operate from Craig
Thanks for sharing
73 de M0VST
Hey Guys- I was wondering if one could help me? I was watching a show "Dirty Deeds" and they showed a Car Radio that has a Big Set of Bands on it. NOT your usual Am/FM but id say 7 or 10 Rows if Bands.. Show mentions Australia- What kind of car radio is this? Common,old? The car was form the 1950's but show made in 2002- THANKS! Any Ideas?
UZI9MMAUTO 8 months ago
@UZI9MMAUTO I've not seen the movie but what I think it may have been is in fact a normal AM radio. Here in Australia we have 6 States & 2 "Territories". Early AM radios here had all stations for each state listed on the radio dial on a separate line. So there would be up to 8 rows of all stations listed by name. AM radio station callsigns in Australia have 1 number & two letters. The number denotes the state EG 3AW (3 = Victoria) 4BH (4 = Queensland), 6PR (6 = Western Australia). Craig VK3CRG
craig3008 8 months ago
cool set up ! I always liked listening to the WA police on my Uniden scanner, that was until they went digital and encrypted their systems
spellgrounds 1 year ago
@spellgrounds Yeah they did the same here in Melbourne... I understand why the police did that of course...but it does spoil it for us non-criminal types! :-)
craig3008 1 year ago