Month | Extra | Advanced | General | Technician | Novice | ARS Total |
Oct-15 | 139,309 | 48,631 | 172,276 | 361,564 | 11,104 | 732,884 |
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A jack of many hobbies and a master of none - spending lots of time on amateur/ham radio, running, and technology.
Month | Extra | Advanced | General | Technician | Novice | ARS Total |
Oct-15 | 139,309 | 48,631 | 172,276 | 361,564 | 11,104 | 732,884 |
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— John Fitzpatrick (@j_c_fitz) November 6, 2015
"The KG-UV9D (Plus) has all of the standard features of the KG-UV9D, plus cross-band repeat capability. It also has 6 additional menu items, most of which are related to cross-band repeat configuThe radio is being sold as part of a special package that includes:
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While the Plus does look nearly identical to the standard 9D cosmetically, on closer inspection there are noticeable differences. The buttons on keypad of the UV9D are somewhat square, but the buttons on the 9D Plus are rounded. The speaker grill on the Plus is wider, and the knobs on top are shorter and wider. The PTT button looks and feels different as well, with a bit more play on the edges. The chassis of the UV9D Plus is also a little thicker, measuring about a millimeter or so more than the regular 9D.
However, both radios use the same battery, belt clip, desktop charger, case and other accessories, plusthey use the same Kenwood K1 accessory connector, which means if you already have a 9D, adding a 9D Plus to the mix really won't be much of an issue."
@HamHijinks this type of irresponsible "reporting" only serves to give disgruntled spouses new ideas https://t.co/EKx7ohj6bA …
— BobW (@K0NR) November 6, 2015
VIDEO: This is what it looks like when Sumo wrestlers race https://t.co/Hbbl2LWWhK pic.twitter.com/0wu0Rb28zW
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) October 22, 2015
We love these handmade glowing radio-tube USB drives https://t.co/NqvNCaqkHA pic.twitter.com/1nuAebAfdQ
— Boing Boing (@BoingBoing) October 27, 2015
"We need to get the religion out of ham radio. No, I am not talking about the HF nets that support missionaries or similar activities. (Those people might actually be doing something good for the world.) I am talking about the religious debates concerning new technology…this technology is better than that technology."
"What other religious debates are out there? Android versus iOS, Open Source Software versus Commercial Software, My favorite rig versus Your favorite rig, … what else?"A few come to mind...