Broadcast Engineer. Ham Radio geek. NDSU Alum and Bison Radio Network engineer 🦬🤘. Opinions are my own (and at times, quite random).
📻 KØRQ 📷 jakebechtold
10 years since the studio move from hell. Fitting that building is now a bar because I would need to drink heavily to ever set foot back in there.
Also, Harris Netwave (*shudders*)
My second ever trip to @hamvention was an absolute blast. The new gear and the flea markets are great, but getting to meet and play radio with new people simply can't be beat. There are a lot of great people in this hobby!
What an awesome day two of Dayton Hamvention. It is absolutely the premiere event in Amateur Radio and is SO worth making the trip to Dayton to be a part of it.
no disrespect to the hotel staff but i sort of feel like letting your guests check out any time they like but not actually allowing them to leave is just bad policy
1.) Looks to be WACQ Tuskegee, AL📻
2.) Not uncommon for radio stations to still transmit from their old studio facilities.
3.) Given the ease of entry, that building is not secure. That's an FCC violation.
4.) Entering abandoned radio stations is a great way to get Hantavirus🐁