Apparently knowing morse code is a fun fact I should use in work share a fun fact about yourself. Ok but then you’ll ask why and then we are going down that rabbit hole
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Alan VK3XE
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mastodon 4.5.18Portable ops is my jam. Starting to get the hang of CW, ACMA Assessor (can do .au ham exams), and interested in tinkering and building. Finally earnt SOTA mountain goat
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Had been having an issue where if my phone is plugged in to the car and I transmit on 2&70 mobile then carplay disconnects and the board that manages power for the mobile radio also resets. Had been bugging me for a while but then I realised the USB cable for my phone was 2m long, sure enough switching to a different length fixes it
Out for a run to get fitter to be better at SOTA, listening to morse code practice to get better at at SOTA. I don’t have a problem, you have a problem
Follower suggested I make them regret this idea. Advice definitely noted for the future
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@s0 this is why I keep the time-nuts nailing list handy, just to proove to myself that I’m not that bad
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@red@woof.tech this looks super interesting for some pcs at the ham club that I want to keep working without futzing around with
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@xssfox@cloudisland.nz NT postcodes are my favourite example of how people are wrong. No you can’t store them as an integer. Thanks for the better example to demonstrate with, I’d been using 0820