Ham radio seems an hobby for the 50-and-more aged but's not true.
My latest youngster inducted to ham radio is 16 and he's truly interested
in that. Ham radio is becoming "old" in term of people because only
a few of us are willing to bring new generations in.
50 years ago discovering that radio thing was normal. Now you have
to go in technical schools, show that to the boys and if they
are interested they'll come. But if you don't .. they'll not come.
Ok for the sked :)
73,
Giorgio.
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Da: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] Per conto di Stefan Schäfer
Inviato: venerdì 21 settembre 2012 14.51
A: [email protected]
Oggetto: Re: LF: R: Re: R: Homebrew stuff
Hi Giorgio,
You're 39? That's fine! So you're my generation :-) I'm 36 and thought
i'm alone :-)
Can we make a sked in 2050? :-)
Am 21.09.2012 13:17, schrieb IZ2JGB Giorgio Barinetti:
> Sure, Alan.
>
> The commercial unleaded solder are really a problem.
>
> Manual soldering is working surely better, surely if you've got
experience.
>
> I've got a couple of wellers too, the WECP20. Unbeatable. The first have
> been
> Bought when I was 16.... now I'm 39 :)
>
As a child of 8 years i was fascinated by the very flexible metallic
wire (the solder) and used a big 110W hand-iron with a wooden hold.
No i prefer a Ersa Analog 60 solder station. It is easy to replace the
tip while it is on 450 °C...
73, Stefan/DK7FC
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