Wild Camping on a SOTA summit | Ham Radio
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- It had to be done, a lovely wild camp at Shining Tor with a glorious sunset and sunrise. Location for the car park was Pym's chair Peak District. This was the first wild camp is a very long time.
I'm a licensed amateur radio operator from the United Kingdom. My RUclips channel features videos focusing on operating portable radio from various locations plus how to videos, tutorials, insights and conversations in the hobby.
Outstanding many thanks for that.
Beautiful videography Carl. Thanks for taking me along on the adventure!
Absolutely 👍
Not jealous at all.... :) Fantastic video, such a great way to enjoy radio.
Chef Carl you're making me hungry! What lovely scenery! Love these videos.
Loved it Carl thanks for bringing us along on the trip!
That looked like fun... thanks for taking us along.
Fabulous location and camp, good to see you out wild camping again Carl 👍👏👏
Very nice scenery, like your setup, especially your cooking gear, and again it made a bet hungry so I had to go a a small snack and enjoyed the rest of your great video. Thank you for sharing!
Lovely shots, editing and rich colours on that one Carl. Looked a treat 👍🏻
Thanks 👍
I envy you. I am 65 & done what you are doing now back in the 80s.
Went with the mates, we took an HF radio into the mountains of Scotland.
We either camped in the tent or rented a caravan.
Then we went trout fishing during the day. Then at night we made a meal out of our catch whilst working the band's over a few cans.
Perhaps too old to do it all again.
Wonderful excursion! It's good to get out and camp, play radio and enjoy those views. Would love to do the same...
Thank you
Cheers Carl for another great video, I need to get out and do some portable activity myself. I love the mix of camping and radio in your video's, not always about making hundreds of contacts :)
Started my portable radio interest going up to Pyms Chair in the early 80’s with CB stuff. Old Triumph Spitfire with the roof down ! I still occasionally divert back there when going from Cheshire to Derbyshire. 73
I loved those Triumph Spitfires!
Hi Carl.. Just looked up Pym Chair. Had no idea Pym Chair IS the car park... Looks very Beautiful and picturesque. A great place indeed to sit back and watch a Sunrise or a Sunset... Your little tent there looks like one of the Great Pyramids of Egypt with the twilight closing in all around...,
How far do you usually travel on your adventures??? In other words, the average time and distance you spend getting to these great looking campsites.
I try to keep my travels to around 100 miles or so, which take me about 2 to 3 hours on the road. My big problem is trying to take everything but the kitchen sink. I have to learn to travel much lighter. 61 years old tomorrow.. And hiking through the woods with a Marine sized pack is getting harder to do...,
I travel usually within 3 hours of getting back including packing up time, as my kids get older I'm out a little longer but I run a business that needs to monitor software 24 hours a day so I like to be near 4G in case my developers need me.
You have amazingly beautiful footage of England. Please do not get me wrong but your country has been England since the beginning. No one is there except for visitors. Where is everybody??? What an adventure in geography!!!! KD2WBK
Enjoyable video Carl. Looks like the TD5 is still going strong 💪
Great views Carl would like to have a go myself with my 5 watts as just got licensed lol m7cev
Nice one, it's great fun, try any high ground it's s different world in ham radio compared to in a city
Been wanting do the same there myself for years , hopefully one day... Brill vid as always carl 👍
Cheers Ben
Totally jealous, this is grand adventure armature radio.
Nothing beats a good wild camp and the Peak District is magnificent for that. Good to have it on our doorsteps.
Not much radio done lol
What would be the right amount?
Great video Carl 👍👍👍
Thank you
Another cracking video again Carl. You know how to make a simple yet good dinner. Where was the 705?
Didn't want to leave it in the truck.
What is the name on the wine label ? What wine is it ?
Yellow Tail Shiraz, one of my favourites.
@@M0SZT Me too, Shiraz.
Have you tried sparkling Shiraz ?
I promise you'll love it. It's not like sparkling white.
If I could trust anyone over an Australian wine then it's your good self.
@@M0SZT That's Amoré......