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So where are you at with your ham journey?

10 meters is an interesting band, because it has properties of both HF and VHF. Like VHF, it can be used for local communication, but when it's "open", it is good for long distance communication. One way to tell is to check right next door 27.385 LSB, CB channel 38, and you'll hear the good buddies working skip when it's open. Right now we're near the peak of the 11 year sunspot cycle, so it's open a lot.

any books yall can recomend for this?

Excellent! Best wishes!

Where did you find this information websites and books Thanks

I guess nothing's happened since then, the channel's gone silent

What did you end up doing/getting? Hope COVID didn’t get in your way.

I hate backwards videos. What's the point? Don't answer...I won't be here to read it.

Hey Zoe, I hope to chat with you some day. I'll probably be Dead in a Year or Two. I'll try calling you from the Big Radio in the sky, then I won't have to renew my license every 10 years.

Did you get your license? Was it hard?

I'm studying now for my technician license. My head hurts. Haha. I hope you make more videos.

Why aren't you making videos anymore ? I just binge watched your ham vids.

How did it end up going? I’m two days in and trying to understand and it is definitely Greek to me so far.

How you doing 3 years later?

Unfortunately and fortunately Canadian exams include many Frequency to distance questions at you so you need to know this for the exams.

Anyone know how to edit the band plan in Thetis software? It isn't correct for my country.

Do you have an update?

Did you ever get your license? I was looking thru your vids but i cant tell.

Zoe, do you have your license now?

I am studying for my tech license and am seeking the same knowledge. The bands are confusing and why are they called this meter band and that meter band. Let me know where you are at now. I am curious if you are now a tech and if it was easy to figure out.

hello zoe have you got the ham radio Licence. please let me know i have a ham radio Licence to.

What happened with your Ham Radio adventures?

Be ungovernable. Don't comply. Operate your radio without a license. Normalize resistance to the government.

hi Zoe, this video is a few years old now… have you gotten your license? and are you still interested in ham radio?

so where are you now in your ham radio journey ?

Talk radio to me 🤣 lot of info to study! I’m near done.

did you ever get you license as if so what do you think?

What's up with the facist trident?

Well this is fun. I recently started studying for my Ham Radio License. Your videos have been really fun to watch. I'm with you... I was saying to myself I have to memorize these frequencies. I think this hobby is more OJT and will pick more up that way. Hope to see you out there!

I passed my amateur extra ham test but I have several mentors who have helped me learn

You can be my Elmer. Lol

I am were you are as far as very new to the ham world and currently studying for the technician license. I'm looking at the ICOM 705 for a mobile unit. It has a lot of features to grow into as I move forward. But only 5 watts with it's own battery. And 10 watts on external power supply. I have seen on TH-cam that it will reach out. I plan to get into POTA and SOTA. Good luck. Hope to hear you on the air.

Just came across your channel. Are you still involved in HAM radio? I've recently been getting back into it after a few years, and it's bigger now than ever! :)

Did you ever get your license? Hope your doing good 73. KC1RXN

So.. where did you settle? Did you get your Tech or General yet? I think ICOM is the easiest to navigate. But Yaesu are not hard to learn. I personally stay away from chineese manufactured as much as possible. Diamond and MFJ ant. are affordable and work really well.

Good stuff. Keep up the good work.

What happened? Just found this channel? You should have a good shot at a quality channel. We need more new ham channels, you location in Hawaii makes it very interesting for those of us on the mainland and being a YL would give you a major head start. Where are the videos? I hope all is well and you got your license.

Hello I just saw your TH-cam channel I am a new comer to the ham family I just received my technician license and am working on my general license I’m enjoying this new hobby and hope to speak to you one day in Dx land my name is Douglas

Buy what you can afford. Icom IC-718 is a simple radio at a good price. Handitalkie: Yaesu 60 is a great one. Mobile: Best you can get. Dual band on mobile and handheld.

What depths were you guys diving at? looks amazing

Take the exam and not know what to do? That's me. Tomorrow morning.

I guess by now you have gotten your FCC lic. or lics. meaning your General Lic.., too. When you do / did get your lic. you get 2 licenses - One for the radio you operate and one for YOU as the operator. As I understand it, the money should go into a best antenna which receives the best signals to be decoded by your radio(s). Also be aware of being out in open if thunder should be around you since your radio equipment attracts lighting. Always be aware of when and when NOT to do radio outside depending on weather conditions. 73 ( Best Wishes ) chris christopher … KCØSRN

Great video. Did you take your exam? I am thinking about getting into ham radio.

Not sure where you're at after a year, but you should get an icom 7100 and a collection of mobile antennas and do Parks on the Air.. you'll have a blast... de KE8KW

Hi.... you're in for a ride... I'd like to make a couple comments... I've been doing this stuff for about 35 years and still love it... aim at General... If all you get is your tech, just don't stop there... You have to get to General in order to do the stuff you're really wanting to do. You are going to be VERY popular for 2 reasons.. Hawaii and you're voice is going to generate HUGE pileups... us old farts love to talk to a pleasant female voice.. Not sure of your living situation for antennas etc, but it might be a challenge unless you have your own property to set up antennas... I'm available for any elmering that you might need... I operate both mobile as well as home base ... digital.. ssb, POTA , and planning on getting back into CW (so I can justify buying a Begali Key)... good luck to you.. subscribed and following... de KE8KW New Hampshire..

Do you surf Zoe?

Are you ok zoe? You haven't made videos

How is your radio hobby going? W1MJK

An ELECRAFT Transceiver might be the way to go.

Hey did you ever get your license? Haven't seen any more.posts. I found a great 3 pt. Series on TH-cam. Between watching that and taking practice tests I was able to study, pass my test, get my call sign, and begin transmitting all in the course of a week. I am brand new, but if I can be of any help please ask