mirrorbird (02:59:07)
but that's like asking why do we come here to listen to hi-quality music while multitalsking, but still want to mess around with ancient kit. why not. you can do both

mirrorbird (02:58:39)
and yeah there is a lot of ham radio stuff on the web if you look for it. you'd think "why do they create these sites if it's so much easier to communicate that way"

mirrorbird (02:57:44)
ah yeah.

velusip (02:57:33)
slow scan imaging?

mirrorbird (02:57:19)
i bet there must be someone around here who knows more about it, this is the quiet time of night

velusip (02:57:01)
It's like testing out your hand-made wagon wheels on your Tesla Model 3.

mirrorbird (02:56:53)
yeah had a friend who was into that, sending the pictures, what do you call em

velusip (02:55:51)
It's much harder to get in Canada than in the US, but most of the resources I find online are US based... which sounds really weird the more I think about it. Looking up ham stuff on the internet. lol

velusip (02:54:38)
I kinda want to get licensed for amateur radio, but I need a guide or something to know when to stop studying and start testing.

velusip (02:50:08)
Yeah, antenna tech is also super old, but super fascinating.

Pierrick

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