de UA0LMC
Posted: Sat Nov 13, 2021 2:33 am
Well, I should've done this a long ago - but better late than never.
Hello, I'm Alex from Vladivostok, Russia.
I got a HAM license with the callsign UA0LMC in 1996, and despite two license upgrades I somehow managed to keep my original callsign since then.
My current job has nothing to do with radio - but many years ago I used to work in two-way radio repair service.
Now I sometimes do a radio repair and mods, mainly as a hobby. To do so I have some RF test equipment.
My programming skills, however, are quite poor, mostly due to a lack of experience. To write a few lines of code, i.e. for an Arduino, is about all I can do for now.
Hello, I'm Alex from Vladivostok, Russia.
I got a HAM license with the callsign UA0LMC in 1996, and despite two license upgrades I somehow managed to keep my original callsign since then.
My current job has nothing to do with radio - but many years ago I used to work in two-way radio repair service.
Now I sometimes do a radio repair and mods, mainly as a hobby. To do so I have some RF test equipment.
My programming skills, however, are quite poor, mostly due to a lack of experience. To write a few lines of code, i.e. for an Arduino, is about all I can do for now.