This springs to mind.

I always thought getting my amateur radio operator license would be neat, but the internet is so much easier to use.Trying to install a hidden vertical antenna? :grin:
Yes, it's easier to use, but Amateur Radio has it's own kind of fun and challenges.I always thought getting my amateur radio operator license would be neat, but the internet is so much easier to use.
Oh man, that brings me back to the early 90s, when my best friend and I were huge into CB "base stations" and HAM radios. We studied morse code so we could pass that part of the test but never ended up taking it. We still loved listening and talking on our radios until 3am on the weekends. :wub:I always thought getting my amateur radio operator license would be neat, but the internet is so much easier to use.
that may be true but the HAM can offer so much the internet cant. the FAA might not like it but you can talk and track your pilot buddies, with the license you can legally own a radar detector in states that its not allowed.I always thought getting my amateur radio operator license would be neat, but the internet is so much easier to use.
Hmm, now this, I did not know. Radar detectors are legal in TN even though most local police like to tell you it isn't and they're doing you a favor by not confiscating it, as long as they dont see you using it again... PSHH....
with the license you can legally own a radar detector in states that its not allowed.
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This is an excellent idea...........
But since I had a stock of those free small flags, I attached those to two new poles. So now our snowplow driver won't dare hit those. Neighbors saw this, so they all copied my idea.
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