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Ahoy Capten, let me be knowin' if yer ships need tendin' while yer in port!

That means a lot, stranger. You're clearly a gentleman and a scholar. Thank you and remember the art is inside you always!

I've never been disciplined enough to be in a band, but I find learning as much as possible about music brings me to whole new levels of enjoyment and understanding when I listen to other's who DO have the discipline to sit down and put the hours in!

My bass loves you too! I love bass!!!!

Bass be with you brøther!

yah man, slap da bass man!

you must have a great ear to hear how amazing this bass is despite my terrible technique and awful recording..... I put my phone on the amp instead of running anything through the audio interface. This bass is SO MUCH FUN!!! I wish I started with this than jumping straight into 5 string because I thought it was more "metal" as a kid. :P

I find slapping the bottom of the fretboard gets me a more consistent sound

@@ogmudbone2334 that's interesting, I'm not sure I would've ever thought of that.... I'll have to give it a try!

That sounds amazing, would you be interested in running and editing the channel? I can send you videos and you'd have to piece them all together. DX

Hello David, good luck getting a refund from the FCC or anyone else!

And play.

OK you should to play dueling banjos

Pretty good!

WPSD is a fork of Pi-Star. I guess it is a funny name now that you mention it. :P

@@garyday6681 The rules have been clarified more since I made this video. What you are describing is called a simplex repeater. Instead of repeating what is being said on another frequency, it waits until the transmission is complete and then repeats it on the same frequency. As long as you're not using a simplex repeater as a node to send traffic over the Internet, you are okay.

@@N0GIY Thank you. I learned alot. Would have been easyer to just buy a part 95 radio. But now I know how to program and all the menus. If I do use my sr112 repeater will make sure to have proper radios. Those uv5rs do alot just using to listen only. But makes you want take tech test. Advice just buy gmrs radios to begin with.

@@garyday6681 I highly highly highly recommend getting your tech and general license before buying any more radios! The FCC seems to want to shut down any experimentation or fun on GMRS, it's meant to be easily bought and used right off the shelf. Lots of ham radios can be opened up for GMRS and adapted for countless other use cases, whereas GMRS radios are stuck with whatever firmware they were sent to you with. I have lots of firmware updates I should probably install..... GMRS is great for using with friends, family and non-radio folks. The fact that you're commenting on a youtube video, however, makes me think you'd enjoy hamstudy.org and all the benefits that come with your tech license. Once you're licensed, you can download ECHOLINK for PC, android or IOS and talk all over the world. From there, you can set up access points, nodes, repeaters, hubs, hotspots, radios, mobiles, portables, HT"s, POTA kits, QRP kits, etc. The world becomes your oyster.

True, but the difference is we don't own the cell phone towers. With radios, you can have your own infrastructure.

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Low power, yes!

Sorry no instagram or anything. I just play for fun. Do you play? I'd love to visit turkey and see doumbek and oud music in person!

@@N0GIY If you come to turkey one day , i would like to play together and show you around dude !

She watches my videos and is the sole member of my fan club. :D Paprikash and Potato Gnocchi was excellent with hungarian paprika, now we're ordering more from Hungary!

Sorry, but it's from Fellowship of the Ring when the hobbits set out with Strider and hijinks ensue!!

Shhhh, nobody has told them that we eat three times a day .... They seem okay with twice daily feeding!

They sometimes trick their non-fur mama into second breakfast since we wake up at slightly different times. LOL

I have a pet vacuum and I have to constantly vacuum the metal grate and change the AC filter more than recommended... We buy special filters that are supposed to absorb allergens and cat hair.... He has a place he goes to warm up and this is his place. He goes to cool off apparently LOL

It's one of my favorite lines from Lord of the Rings LOL

Our cat is definitely a fan of studio ghibli's spirited away LOL

Nextel, I don't know anything about honestly... But based on some quick research, they are owned by Motorola and Motorola is one of the largest producers of two-way radios in the world! Here's a list compiled by my buddy Darren, WRCU527: members.swcrs.org/2019/12/14/list-of-repeater-capable-gmrs-radio/ COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT LASTS FOREVER!!!

Unfortunately, without building a tower on one or both ends, simplex may not be possible. You could however, set up a repeater at either site and use a horizon calculator to calculate the required height. Otherwise, you might look into experimenting with CB or even better both parties getting their ham license and communicating over HF, otherwise known as short wave. skip!

VHF and UHF radios, whether they be on the HAM bands, or FRS and GMRS frequencies are all line of sight radios. Get on Google, search My GMRS, and look for a GMRS repeater in your area.

That's how we can talk off of satellite repeaters and bounce signals off the moon or launch weather balloons that only transmit a few miliwatts. As long as there's nothing blocking the line of sight, you are good to go!

@@N0GIY look I get it I really do. In 2017 I came to a realisation that this is not the case. I no longer subscribe to the heliocentric model. Don't get me wrong, I didn't just leap into this understanding it had taken a short while to get to grips with this new information. Of course like anybody would is to challenge that information and it got to the point where quite honestly I began to understand. At first it's ridicule throwing it out of the window but I figured it out for myself. Someone to look up David Weiss definitely check him out.

@@nxesr I can demonstrate with radio propagation that the world is round, but I am uncertain where the heliocentric model comes in. You don't think the sun is the center of the solar system? Whatever your beliefs on philosophy and the universe, none of that has any effect on radio propagation. Round earth makes the most sense based on how different radio bands behave. Flat Earth would actually make radio 1000x more fun honestly....

@@nxesr That just makes you wrong.

@@terryparker1694 think about it a signal is transmitted in 360 degrees unless you're directional. What on earth is the signal doing going all the way up and then all the way down❓ A transmission will always go across but if you're higher up whatever that height might be the transmission will be picked up by the receiving station equipment. This does not mean it's bouncing off of anything.