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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- A look at a really cool ham radio travel trailer RV
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This is a true hamradio guy! The amount of thought that has gone into this setup is impressive. Love it!
You sure win video of the day with this one. Stephen is amazing.
Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it :-)
I'm thinking Mr. Smith does very little fishing.
There's a lot to learn here. I just picked up some great info and I've been a ham over 25 years.
GREAT setup, lots of love put into that thing!
73 y'all. W1ADE
That is definitely a magnificent mobile HAMSHACK. Many, if not all, club trailers pale in comparison. Thanks for sharing KM4ACK & WA8LMF. 73 W!RKB
This guy is a genius and a plethora of information. Awesome setup and video!
I REALLY like this video Jason. Please do more like this. Put this into my favorites to watch again and take notes! Robert KD4YDC
You could fill a notebook if you sat down with him!
Great setup, very impressive. He explained it well, too. Love it!
Dang! I saw this thing parked up there and if I had any notion of what it was I would have taken a tour of it. This guy has done it 100% right. What a great setup.
It went on and on. This rig might put some local command centers to shame. :) Stephen doesn't half-ass it anyway. Nice job of just letting him run the tour. Well done.
My vote for best Dayton video! Outstanding!
Thanks!!
I would be very interested in a tutorial on how Stephen set up the 50in monitor to display the 4 27in monitors. Software and Hardware Equipment purchase list as well. Thanks for all your efforts! Dave N2KTO
I had the pleasure of getting a tour from Stephen of Studio B at Hamfest. He is one of the most knowledgeable hams I have ever met. Thank you Jason for posting the interview.
Stephen's hard work is more akin to a radio professional, the only thing missing is a kettle for a brew, God bless.
He truly has a passion for his hobby. Amazing setup.
Yes he does. It was really cool meeting him in person.
Just plain AWESOME!!!!!!
Now that is cool.. What a great use of that space !! Awesome to see his passion for the hobby ! He did a great not only showing us the setup, but explaining everything too
What a cool setup! Thanks for sharing!
I met Stephen when he worked at So Cal gas of California when I was with EF Johnson in the 90's
Quite the setup, very impressive. First I've heard it referred to as "appers".
It's way more common than I first thought.
Stephen is quite the guy. Very smart
It's been years since I heard the term "AM stereo." Amazing it still exists.
Such a cool and amazing setup.
Stephen is amazing! Wow. I've been a ham for under 6 months. He's blowing my mind! Need to find an Elmer like him.
73
KK7QJL
And start buying lottery tickets 😅
His knowledge is incredible!
This was a very interesting and a very good set-up. Great video! I second the 'video of the day' nomination.
Impressive 👍🏻
That is a nice set up
aMAZin! This is how I would have mine setup!! Love it! Did you see how he has the HDMI splitter and 4 screens setup on one? Maybe a tv function? Thanks Jason!
pretty sweet. I wish I had that kind of money to do what I love to do.
This guy is da man. Nice setup totally geeked out to the max. Awesome.
This guy is next level!
That is an AMAZING setup!
It was impressive to see
Nice setup of a mobile broadcast and ham station in a trailer! I have always been thinking of trying APRS, but never venturerd into it. 73 de Jon, VU2JO
Okay. My brain is fried. What's he going to do next week? WOW.
Out Standing!!!
Now that is cool!
very cool
Wow that’s awesome
Great video!
For having so much in there it's very neat and a lot hidden. Nice clean setup and amazing.
Well, now I want one. Great video.
That is more information than I can process.
Set the play back speed lower, repeat, pause (a lot) and take notes. 🤣
It's quite well-done and worth learning a few things. 73
WOW! Very impressive, he has it going on. I would never be able to think of all that let alone figure it out and make it work.
Thanks Jason. KO4HPC 73
Dude is my new hero
Wow! Impressive and inspiring setup: congrats!
Thanks for the video and have fun, both of you.
73 de HB9FAB
Very impressive
Indeed
I'd love to have a setup like that!
You and I both!
Amazing mind and really neat guy to talk to....im i spired by his ideas in building my own trailer....well done Steve.
Stephen is the man! He has been so helpful to me. His website is solid gold if you are into APRS.
This guy is a wealth of knowledge.
WOW
What an awesome set-up!
Met this guy at a local swap meet. Incredibly knowledgable but boy can he talk!
Great video - so much knowledge shared here. Thank you for getting him on the channel. 👍👍
I wanna be like Steven when (if) I grow up
Great video and Really great setup and information by Scott. Thanking for his service from Nam as well.
Excellent video. This guy has probably forgotten more than I'll ever know. Wow...
Way too cool and the display was just awesome.
Great video, thanks!
Fantastic video! Gotta be one of the Hamvention highlights.
Watching for the third time--now wondering what his fixed-station shack looks like, and what we might learn there.
wow Jaison fantastic interview great Mr. reporter from channel 13 great job Jaison
*VERY* impressive setup! Don't believe I have seen a better setup in an A Liner!
What does he use the AM and FM (broadcast, I'm assuming) transmitters for?
Wow, what a setup! K5TGS
Dang… I was just thinking of an A-liner !
Now you know how to position the radios if you get one :-)
Good onya Stephen!
Steve is Mr. UIview.
I'd like to learn more about the sound absorption panels: How well to they work and what specific problem did they solve in this context.
They keep transmitted audio from sounding like he's trapped in a can, especially useful for microphones without noise cancelling and tight environments. That's me take.
TONS of youtube content creators could use sound panels to improve their productions. Jason is not one.
Stephen ought to find a hobby he enjoys, he clearly is bored with technology (obviously only kidding). Really a very nice set-up and great video. Thanks for showing this.
Kick butt camper rig!
Might I suggest a roof mounted Barret model 82a to defend his position? Fantastic setup!
😂
Awesome setup! How long does it take to setup?
What was Steven website?
wa8lmf.net/
So, under what call sign and authorization is he using the AM and FM broadcast equipment? I didn't see a parrot or eye patch, so surely it is not a pirate station.
I wish I had asked for some clarification on this. I'll have to do a bit of research.
I did hear him say "low power" and I do think that's the key to his broadcasting-that it's below an output threshold where commercial licensing is required. But I'm purely speculating. Wait this is the internet...
Unlicensed operation on the AM and FM radio broadcast bands is permitted for some extremely low powered devices covered under Part 15 of the FCC's rules. On FM frequencies, these devices are limited to an effective service range of approximately 200 feet (61 meters). See 47 CFR (Code of Federal Regulations) Section 15.239, and the July 24, 1991 Public Notice (still in effect). On the AM broadcast band, these devices are limited to an effective service range of approximately 200 feet (61 meters). See 47 CFR Sections 15.207, 15.209, 15.219, and 15.221. These devices must accept any interference caused by any other operation, which may further limit the effective service range.
@@wadepatton2433 I see when he gets into the antenna portion around 11:30 in the video: he has an external 'range extender' antenna for the AM part 15 transmitter. He states he gets 1/2 to 3/4 miles with that. Essentially, my interpretations is with the built in antenna on the 'talking house' transmitter, it is a legal part 15 setup. Once you add the external antenna, it is no longer operating within the rules of part 15.
He does not mention any antenna for the FM side, so perhaps he is running just the built in part 15 antenna. His website does not go into any detail on the broadcast side of his trailer.
All that and he still cannot access LOTW!! :)
Feelings of inferiority abound 🙁
I know, right. Lol
This is REDONKULOUS!
Cool set up, but he keeps trying to make APRS a word instead of the abbreviation that it is.
AM Pirate radio station! & Nobody cares! 😢
Wow Great set up. KQ4SBN, WSAW221.
I'm jealous! Wish I was there! 🫤