Could be that ARRL was down then. All links work for me.
BenDoubleU
joined 2 years ago
Yea in a community you only see the community info. The “official” sidebar is only on the main feed
What do you see and what link are you using? On my Mac in safari at lemmy.radio I can see it. Not in a community
The general sidebar on the right has some links for how to get into amateur radio.
Not a lemmy dev so I’m not the go to on issues. I had that issue on Firefox though.
I feel like every year since I’ve been licensed and an ARRL member, I’ve become less enthused by the ARRL. To the point where this may be my last year as a member.
Also a thought: I use a few ARRL links in our side bar I wouldn’t mind changing to non-ARRL links. Open to suggestions.
It's a blast to play. Took about 6 tries to finish the game. The difficulty spike at the end is kinda crazy. Definitely recommend getting it before/if Nintendo takes it down.
I do enjoy my morserino-32. It was an educational experience to build and it has definitely helped my cw comprehension
I bought a pretty basic safety razor from maggard about 10 years ago and still love it. The biggest thing to learn and invest in is what blades and lather you like. I started off buying a blade sampler pack from them and settled on astra blades. i'll change up my lather/soap sometimes. Also a nice brush is good to have.
If you say you have no use for this, it’s because you don’t get out much.
Nice and open minded. I got a pretty decent response from my Senator after I wrote them last week.
I have a few different variations depending one what mode or antenna I want to try.
Usually though:
- IC-705
- Endfedz 10/20/40 Trail Friendly
- paddle or mic
- 20' collapsible mast
- log book (rite in the rain)
- in-ear headphones
Of course a water dish and treats if my dog, Nora, is traveling with me.
I'll keep all of that in a Maxpedition 12-Inch X 5-Inch Bottle Holder Backpack if I'm able to really minimize is the Nathan Trail 12-liter
There's a few extras in the pic that I may bring, like a coffee thermos for short hikes on cold days, YAKTRAX spikes in case it's icey, and a headlamp.
What do you SOTA with?
It's both. SK, Stop Keying, is used in CW (morse) whenever a station is done transmitting. SK is also Silent Key, but you'll rarely hear the abbreviation over voice or CW.