The Amazing World Of Amateur Radio. An inside view of the hobby. Part 2

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In this video I had the honor of visiting with the president of our ham radio club Steve Porter. Also known by WA6YSM. Steve gave me an inside tour of his hobbie, and some of the latest technology amateur radio operators are using to make this hobbie more exciting than ever.
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[@michaelzborovan4362]

No joke just got more ham knowledge in this 1 video than the past 3 months of watching "pros" click bait videos on all of youtube...
This guy needs to have a camera and mic on him at all times just talking.
Great video for noobie like me.
And from a great channel I just found and subbed! 👍

[@GrantsPassTVRepair]

For an unplanned interview, he sure did a great job of sharing his hobbie. Thanks for the comment, and 73s

[@StevePorter-hs9of]

Omg..... what a very fun and infomative session. Thanks Dave for giving me yhid opportunity. Hope the viewers enjoy, learn and perhaps become involved. Cheers !

[@GrantsPassTVRepair]

It was my pleasure Steve. This video is still growing, and getting many positive reviews. 73s

[@kgeorgejunior]

28:34 That kind of enthusiasm is what pushes you to become an expert in the thing you like and gives you joy! What a great video!

[@GrantsPassTVRepair]

This was a spur of the moment interview I had not prepared for, but Steves passion for his hobby really made it fly. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@r.b.3293]

Former father son combo, Kz4kza, love the video, the details, the breakdown, and the enthusiasm. Were not on anymore, but wanted to say hi .

[@GrantsPassTVRepair]

Thanks for the reply, and 73s.:-)

[@C3darCr33k]

This is so cool!

[@dougtaylor7724]

The man that loves ham radio and has never thrown anything away.
That makes two of us. Lol 😂👍

[@RobBobCornOnTheCob]

Wow never thought radio stuff would be this interesting fun video thanks for sharing with us guys that’s awesome!

[@lesourire511]

excellent video ...

[@jadd6810]

The inside of this dudes house is exactly as I imagine when I see a house with a giant antennae out front.

[@Siskiyous6]

Good interview with Steve. I am sharing these widely. SOARC is well served by our President. (redux) Steve, I have the same octpus lamp. OEN Oregon Emergency Net - checks in also on 3.890 every night except Sunday at 18:00

[@jackoneil3933]

COOL!

[@BestSpatula]

This kind of enthusiasm will get more people into the hobby!

[@concinnity1240]

This was wildly fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@GrantsPassTVRepair]

Thanks for watching.

[@Randriekus]

great guy!

[@daviddahlgren9603]

Rock-N-Radio . . . Life is good !

[@russedmonds227]

Thanks for this great video! Learned a lot from it!

[@GrantsPassTVRepair]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@DansChewy]

Well, that answers my previous question but i would be surprised if cool stuff learning!

[@Phrequencygod]

"for other reasons"😂

[@williamzoom]

I have wanted a SDR for a while just never bought one.

[@genrai]

great vid, love it

[@thorns]

I wonder the path of a radio signal traveling from a place that's supposed to be on the other side of a ball.
The flat earth people would loose their minds.

[@Raystacyy]

i have a question. the software he is using with the sdrplay it's called HDSDR i think my question is why did he choose HDSDR instead of other software such as sdrsharp or sdrtrunk? Thank u very much.

[@dantheman20127667]

Because it has way more features. You can actually control your radio with it

[@OffGridAussiePrepper]

You shud more vids about Ham.

[@FAF.is.a.human.in.the.making]

the dog

[@gsppuffer]

100% every ham.radio guy has a room.that looks like this its almost a disease that generates hoarding

[@okiedoke6373]

Good video thanks for posting

[@GrantsPassTVRepair]

Thanks for the comment.