Yes - Keeping it legit
No - It's not needed in my country/power levels
Not yet - I haven't flown yet, so there it's cool
Not yet - I fly FPV but intend to get my license soon
No
Just trying to get a feel for how many FPVers are HAM radio operators. Most FPV operations require a Ham radio license (but not all), so I'm trying to get an idea of what percentage have their license.
This poll is anonymous, so nobody will be trying to find you for answering that you have no license. Please be honest. Of course, posting your HAM license is a kind of cool way to connect too, so feel free to post that
-Alex
KJ4RIV
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If it is broken, fix it. if it isn't broken, I'll soon fix that.
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KK4ARU
not yet, but I intend to
not till i find it unavoidable.
KB3WHA
-Ken
Do any of you license holders actually use amateur radio for other than FPV? I hang out on the 10m band from time to time; skip has been really good lately and i've made a few long distance contacts on a mere 100w radio.
Licensed since College days in 1985
Used to take care of a couple of repeaters.
Still do digital modes and show up occasionaly at field day.
Regards,[INDENT][INDENT] Bryan VE3OYN
"Technoweenie"
[/INDENT][/INDENT]If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
If it is broke, deny everything.
Yes - thanks BloomingtonFPV for the helpful links on the RCG thread.
KF5MJS - Got it in August. It's so easy, there's no reason not to get legit.
Don't steal, the government hates competition.
Here's the link to the RCG site on how to pass the test:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1384449
Ironically I was eating a ham sandwich when I filled out the poll.
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