Ham Radio Field Trip: MFJ Enterprises
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- It's field trip time. Join us as we head to Starkville, MS to tour MFJ Enterprises. We were also given the tour of Hy-Gain, Ameritron, Cushcraft, Mirage, and Vectronics. It is amazing everything that MFJ does.
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Really Liked The Tour.
Thanks Steve.
Thankful Martin & his company are still using local residents to build equipment while also using the required technology to fab some parts.
Yeah. It is great that he employs so many local folks. We got to sit and chat for well over an hour with Martin, great guy!
Thanks for the tour. Everytime I see footage of MFJ I am startled at the bare bones work space. I have purchased their antenna analyzer, the window coax pass thru board and a few portable antennas. All good stuff...
Yeah. It’s just the tools needed at each station. Some things they came up with on their own to use for specific needs. Thanks for watching.
Outstanding behind the scenes look at MFJ! I think @TheSmokinApe needs one of this toroid winding machines!
That would take a lot of the fun out of Ape's life... he loves winding roids
@@K5ATA If I tried doing 30 wraps I would get about half way done, lose count and have to start over!
Hi Steve,
That was a nice tour. A lot of soldering irons in use. You, Cyndi, and Jherica stay safe. 73 WJ3U
Thanks for watching, Don!
Thank you for this eye-opening tour of the MFJ factory. It's fascinating to see these folks put together all their gear in-house.
Thanks for watching, Dennis. Martin would be an amazing guest on Hamdom Thoughts. Just sayin...
Wow, thanks for the inside view of MFJ. 73 de KI5JCO
No problem! Thanks for watching! 73
That’s awesome man! Cool to see all of that stuff.
Yeah. There is so much there it can be hard to get a feel for just how much stuff they do. Thanks for watching!
very entertaining. lots of good folks building stuff.
Yeah, there are. I love that MFJ employs so many folks in the Starkville area. Thanks for watching!
KD2QOJ interesting tour. Fun to watch
Thanks for watching! It was an interesting place
Cool video!! Never seen MFJ like this!
Yeah, it really is a cool place. It's cool to see folks actually building everything, designing stuff, and Martin is a great dude. Thanks for watching, Bill!
Nice video.. Health and safety in the UK would probably have a field day here sadly.73s
I probably should have mentioned. This was done a couple months ago. It before the “second surge” here in the states. Thanks for watching!
Very cool GG, looks like y'all had a good time 👍
I tried to smuggle you some roids outta there but that lady was a hawk.
@@K5ATA lol, that machine was awesome
Nice..........
Glad you liked the video! Thanks for watching!
That was cool
Thanks for watching, Joe! 73
This video hits different today. Thanks Steve!
73 VE3GKT
Yeah, it kinda does… sad news for sure. Thanks for watching
i always wondered what their setup looked like . i was gonna make the trip but covid happened
Great folks there, for sure. Thanks for watching!
@@K5ATA hope to catch up with you some time and do a pota sota
That would be awesome!
I wish you would have shown the QC department. Oh, that's right, there's not one at MFJ!
Y E S ! ! ! MADE IN THE USA!!!!!!!
Not all of it. It may be ASSEMBLED in the USA, but some of the stuff is either made overseas or made with overseas parts. Made in the USA or not, most of the MFJ stuff is still junk.
@@ku4uv Good to know. Thanks!