Well, as an avid enthusiast of just about anything outdoors, my excitement about getting out and operating ham radio outside is understood. With that being said, I am growing quite a collection of different equipment for this endeavor as I see new things and watch other videos. Recently, it occurred to me that as I grow my YouTube channel, it may be good to do more videos on the equipment I use. I have done quite a bit in this regard, but I feel that I could do more. With that being said, I have made the decision to try to test 1 new thing related to ham radio a month. It doesn't have to be something big, just anything. I will say, I have already purchased a new antenna and look forward to getting it in and trying it out. I am always looking for a bargain, and this item was relatively inexpensive. I will not spoil it by saying what it is, I will save that for later.
I really enjoy watching other people's YouTube videos and getting new ideas for my gear. I feel that people can gather a great deal of community knowledge this way. My channel has grown and morphed over the years. It started as just a collection of shooting videos and maybe some talks about the firearms I had. I even posted some videos of wildlife. I still have a love of these things and maybe they will make it's way back into the channel someday. Radio, over the past 5 or 6 years, has been the focal point of my attention (even though I still dabble in the others hobbies of mine).
Until next time...
--Bob
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