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How to Work E-Skip on 2 Meters: The Magic of VHF SSB In 2009 I worked many stations on VHF Sporadic E and it was a lot of fun, check out this video and see how to work stations quickly before the band close again. E-Skip: This is the term for sporadic E propagation, which is a phenomenon that allows VHF signals to travel long distances beyond the normal line-of-sight range. 2 Meters: This is the amateur radio band that covers frequencies from 144 MHz to 148 MHz in most regions. It is one of the most popular bands for ham radio operators. VHF: This stands for Very High Frequency, which is a range of radio frequencies from 30 MHz to 300 MHz. VHF signals usually have a limited range due to the curvature of the Earth, but they can be enhanced by various propagation modes such as E-skip. SSB: This stands for Single Sideband, which is a modulation mode that uses less bandwidth and power than FM (Frequency Modulation). SSB is more efficient and effective than FM for weak signal communication on VHF bands. #hamradio #subscribe #like #ham #hamradio #eskip #vhf #ssb #2meters

Are you interested in HF radio and the people who use it? Do you want to hear some of the most outrageous and hilarious conversations that happen over the airwaves? If so, then this video is for you! In this video, I will share with you some of the clips of HF radio operators who behave badly on the bands. You will hear them curse, insult, prank, and troll each other in ways that will make you laugh, cringe, or shake your head. Some of these clips are funny, some are rude, and some are downright illegal. But they all show the human side of HF radio and the diversity of personalities that populate the spectrum. Watch this video and enjoy the HF radio with bad behavior over the airwaves!

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