Do a lot of guys push forward and do extra? Just wondering if it's worth it for a newbie, or whether I should just save it until I get more into the hobby.
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Do a lot of guys push forward and do extra? Just wondering if it's worth it for a newbie, or whether I should just save it until I get more into the hobby.
Might as well pass the test and learn the ins an outs after the next decade? Than worry about transmitting over something that requires extra class?Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian
Push forward, it is easier now while your in the mindset.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian
Anybody have a chirp csv export handy for the uv5r? I've got a bunch of threads bookmarked with several lists, and at least one .csv of repeaters, but I thought I'd ask before I spent a lot of time trying to organize and arrange something.
Times 2... I have one coming tomorrow from amazon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian
Got an email this morning with my new callsign. That was quick.
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Here are two that I use - one is for CHIRP and is a query from Repeaterbook. The other is one I put together - it is not directly compatible with CHIRP. .
http://caliban.dreamscope.com/chance/files/radio/
Really? I passed my test two weekends ago and I'm still not in the database.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian
Got mine this morning also. Not tooo complicated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim K
it's entirely dependent upon the examiner submitting the paperwork. Mine was slow, my wife's was fast.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim K