Things That Scare Ham Radio Operators

Whether its mic freight, making your first Morse Code Contact, or even the aging ham radio population, there is something in amateur radio that scares you. Lets talk tonight about conquering your radio fears!


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[Falcon-ugsk]

Josh,
Thank you 😎👍
I Just passed my Technician License today after watching your 12 elements course and test app you recommended !

[jackKFIT]

re: quick keying. I learned in the military to key the radio and count to 1 in your head then speak across the mic. If you feel uncomfortable making a voice contact on a net or even 1 on 1, just listen until you have the format down pat.

[HankReardon-pj]

Yeah I was afraid on my first Contact, but I made the contact and the person on the other side was very nice and told me he was receiving my signal 5x9, we exchanged call signs and then he asked if I would return the radio back to the prison guard.. yeah. I'm hooked.. jokes

[RichardHopkinsLobosSolos]

Typo alert on your slides. It's Mic Fright, not Freight. Unless you're shipping microphones. Are you shipping microphones? I'll take one.

[HankReardon-pj]

Afraid of frying my radio in my self wired go kit.

[enginedave]

What scares me is the "Fine Business Operator" awards on 7200

[LifeGoesOn]

Will not partake in commercials x2 are for those who can't afford YouTube Premium this is inequality. I stand with them and they are many kinda sad to see actually.