we sure could use you guy down here Kentucky we have no coms at all the storm took everything this is where we need the hams the most to help find everyone please help if you got a radio !
Some info on the RT-671/PRC-47 RT-671 HF TRANSCEIVER 2 to 11.999 MHz USB/LSB/AM/CW+800 Hz) in 1 kHz steps. Output 100 watts PEP (Hi) or 20 W (Lo). FSK possible with accessory converter. Transistorized except for PL-177WA tube in power amp and 5907, 7761, and 7905. Has 5-place mechanical digital tuning. PA Load and Tune controls. Transmitter/Output Meter. Designed for field or vehicular use; operates from either 24 VDC 20 amps or 115 V 400 Hz. 53 lbs (P2W)
Bryan how did the VGC workout ? I purchased one and had to send it back couldn’t hit my local repeater. Now I’ve got a new one probably install this week. Jim K4 YNA
Nice Video. Great to see you are still making them. Definitely one of the best channels for new hams. Your videos were very helpful to me and kept me motivated to get my license (I too created a video about my Alinco HT). Please keep them coming, 73!
Roger that, replying for to comments ALG … Looking forward to seeing you with more videos. Your vids helped me get my ticket! Especially how to get on air and do’s and don’ts. Looking forward to seeing more videos of K4BBL!
we sure could use you guy down here Kentucky we have no coms at all the storm took everything this is where we need the hams the most to help find everyone please help if you got a radio !
Looks like a British prc320 at 4:00, yes they are heavy.
Great video Brian. I always look forward to them and enjoy watching them. Merry Christmas Brian. Stay safe. 73. M7TTI.
Some info on the RT-671/PRC-47
RT-671 HF TRANSCEIVER
2 to 11.999 MHz USB/LSB/AM/CW+800 Hz) in 1 kHz steps.
Output 100 watts PEP (Hi) or 20 W (Lo).
FSK possible with accessory converter.
Transistorized except for PL-177WA tube in power amp and 5907, 7761, and 7905.
Has 5-place mechanical digital tuning.
PA Load and Tune controls.
Transmitter/Output Meter.
Designed for field or vehicular use; operates from either 24 VDC 20 amps or 115 V 400 Hz. 53 lbs (P2W)
Bryan how did the VGC workout ? I purchased one and had to send it back couldn’t hit my local repeater. Now I’ve got a new one probably install this week. Jim K4 YNA
Great video. I’m in Loganville, new ham, and I hate that I missed this event! Any suggestions for local clubs to get involved with?
How many sellers? How many old ham radios? What was for sell and for how much? Remember we watch videos for what we are interested in seeing.
hello. I live in Milton as well. Crooked creek. Would love to chat with you as I am a new HAM operator.
Wow I totally missed this one, I love Stone Mountain and ham radio, I’ll catch you at the next one hopefully
I was going to go to this, wound up not. Wish I had. 73 from K4TFL
i followed your channel and gave it some love.
Hi greetings from Aruba🌞🌴👋
Nice Video. Great to see you are still making them. Definitely one of the best channels for new hams. Your videos were very helpful to me and kept me motivated to get my license (I too created a video about my Alinco HT). Please keep them coming, 73!
Thank you. 73!
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Brian, great video. It was great seeing you at the HamFest! Looking forward to seeing what you do with the VCG! K4TVE is clear. 73!
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Roger that, replying for to comments ALG … Looking forward to seeing you with more videos. Your vids helped me get my ticket! Especially how to get on air and do’s and don’ts. Looking forward to seeing more videos of K4BBL!
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Nice buys. I have never heard of the VGC radio also but a quick google search returned a solid five stars here in the UK.
Where do they list the ham fest when they come to an area? I am just getting interested in ham radio.
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