Amateur Radio

There is a 'striping' effect where magnetic material on the seafloor is aligned in different directions. "...during the upheaval of the Flood the flow of the molten iron in convection cells in the outer core carrying the freely-decaying electric currents meant that the resultant geomagnetic field generated would have rapidly changed direction and reversed its polarity because of that fluid movement. On the sea floor at the earth's surface new basalt lava flows were erupting rapidly due to the rifting apart of the old pre-Flood ocean floor and mantle plumes in mantle convection cells rising as a result of the catastrophic plate tectonics during the Flood. Each new basalt lava flow recorded the polarity direction of the geomagnetic field at the time it cooled. So due to the geomagnetic field reversing rapidly, and the basalt lava flows being erupted rapidly, the result was that these geomagnetic field polarity reversals were recorded in these sea floor basalts, both laterally and vertically. This paleomagnetic "striping" within the sea floor basalts was one of the key pieces of evidence that convinced geologists that the sea floor plates had spread, pushing the continental plates with them, albeit at a drift pace within their uniformitarian paradigm. However, Humphreys was able to demonstrate that because the paleomagnetic recordings of the polarity reversals were often in patches within the basalt sea floor and even within individual basalt flows, the reversals having occurred rapidly within days was a better explanation. The catastrophic plate tectonics model for the geology of the Flood thus provided a better context to explain the geomagnetic field polarity reversals. Thus Humphreys had even predicted that evidence of rapid reversals would be found before Coe, Prévot and their colleagues announced their discoveries, which of course then provided confirmation of both the Humphreys geomagnetic field model and the catastrophic plate tectonics model of the Flood. Source: AnswersInGenesis dot org article entitled 'More Evidence of Rapid Geomagnetic Reversals Confirms a Young Earth' (The above quote comes from the 14th paragraph).

You need a ground (which should be insulated because if you ever get energy on that wire it's going to be very high voltage) on any radio system with an outside antenna because of lightning - lightning likes to find the biggest conductor it can to go to, and your antenna is probably the biggest conductor on your block...especially if you like working the 40-meter, 80-meter and 160-meter bands. If your antenna gets struck by lightning, the ground will help direct the electricity to ground rather than to your headset.

The basic one used for simple acknowledgment is "10-4".

Africa is a very large continent (about three and half larger than the USA) and is made up of 54 countries. In the northern parts and southern parts there are distinct seasons like spring and fall as we know them in the US. In other parts of Africa there are wet and dry seasons.

I used The Google and learned there was a PRO-32 and a PRO-34 but no PRO-33. Either way, if you go to The Google and search for Radio Shack Scanner Manuals you can find the one for your radio.

Amateur radio is useful for:

1. Having fun talking to other hams around the world, or simply in your own town.

2. Keeping emotionally healthy. (Astronauts, most of whom are hams, talking to us hams on the ground.)

3. Passing emergency traffic across the land.

4. Providing communications between soldiers, sailors, and fliers from where they are stationed to back home.

5. Developing new equipment, concepts, methods, and modes of communications. Many of the radio technology today is founded in work done by hams.

6. Providing emergency communications service for disasters and other local disasters.

7. Providing for long-distance ham-to-ham communications by building, launching, and maintaining a number of Earth-orbiting satellites, like OSCAR (Orbiting Satellite Carrying Amateur Radio) and AMSAT.

Andy Devine, the American actor and radio personality, was involved in amateur radio during the 1930s. He was known for his interest in radio broadcasting and technology, which complemented his career in entertainment. His hobby reflected the growing popularity of amateur radio during that era, as many individuals sought to explore this new form of communication.

In Orlando, Florida, you can get an Atlas 350XL ham radio serviced at specialized electronics repair shops or amateur radio service centers. It's advisable to check with local amateur radio clubs, as they often have resources or contacts for reliable repair services. Additionally, you can explore online forums or groups dedicated to ham radio enthusiasts for recommendations on technicians experienced with Atlas radios.

Legally, an amateur radio operator can radiate signal across as much spectrum as

he wants to, just as long as he keeps it all inside a frequency band allocated to the

amateur service. But the more spectrum he uses, the less there is available for other

users until he shuts down. So there's a great incentive within the hobby to achieve

communication with the narrowest possible radiated signal, and that's typically what

hams do. This practice also has the wonderful ancillary effect of making it possible

to communicate farther with less power.

Life today just seems fast because yesterdays life was pretty slow. Just wait until you see the speed of life tomorrow, your mind will be blown.

Sands Amateur Radio Contest Group (m0scg) meet in Morecambe every monday night at 8pm. Join us at

The Owl's Nest

Princes Crescent

Bare

Morecambe.

website http://www.m0scg.org.uk

HR Puffinstuff was a children's show. Starting in 1969, the show was based on the life sized puppet-like Puffin stuff, living on a magical island.

In ideal conditions the radiation resistance of a short antenna is proportional to the square of the height in wavelengths. So doubling the frequency would produce 4 times the radiation resistance.

Rr is 1578(He/lambda)2 for a short antenna, He < lambda/8.

He is the effective height, equal to half the physical height for a simple monopole, rising to the physical height for a monopole with an infinite amount of horizontal top loading.

One Mhz, or Mega Hertz

Radio frequency energy causes a heating affect. You can get RF burns if you touch or get really close to a wire carrying RF energy. With powers below 100 watts and normal wire insulation, RF burns are extremely unlikely. Since RF currents flow in the surface of a conductor (your skin), an RF burn is not the same as a burn from a 100 Watt soldering iron (for example).

If you position your antenna feeders and antennas out of reach of prying hands, you will be safe.

The Revell KIT 1 was an inexpensive regen radio, circa 1962ish. I belive it was a 2 transistor multiband radio. I had one, and am looking for one now to complete my nostalgia collection. If you know of one for sale, any condition let me know.

Regards,

Dennis Merritt/WB6UHQ@ARRL.NET

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Lots of people now own a DAB radio. Borrow one and try it out in your location. If no one has a DAB radio in your area, it's likely that there is no reception there. Also do a Google search for DAB coverage. Most broadcasters provide coverage maps for DAB reception.

No Oti Mabuse is not 25 years old she is 26 years old as of August 8, 2016 since she was born on August 8, 1990.

all above plus digital modes and Morse code,

if it's the older model: 14.4v

newer model: 16.8v

(In the United States) you do not need a license to own a HAM radio. You may Listen to communications on a HAM radio without a license. However, you may NOT transmit on a HAM radio without a license.

Radio signals at a frequency below 30 mHZ can bounce off the ionosphere and be reflected back to earth. This is often referred to as DX skip. Sometimes, sunlight will excite the ions enough to where there'll form more dense spots within the ionosphere. These can, at times, allow higher frequency transmissions to use the same DX skip, although frequencies higher than 30 mHZ will normally pass right through it.