Calling all Busnuts adicted to ham radio!

[Mex-Busnut]

Here is my updated list of busnuts who are also ham radio nuts. If you know of any others, let me know!

CALL                 NAME                        QTH
======================================
KB8KNP          Dennis Watson               Scotts, MI

KEØM             Joseph Jennings              Lakewood, CO
            
W3EYE           Laryn Christley               Roanoke, VA

KC0QBB          Brian Elfert                    Shoreview, MN   

KE7HJC           Sean Welsh                    Kennewick, WA

N4RSN            Robert Nichol                 Desoto, MO

WB4CQT         John Lacey                    Laurel Hill, FLA

KJ4YQB           Christopher Duncan       Savannah, GA

XE1UFO          Little ole me                  San Juan del Río, Querétaro, MEX

KA5SUT           Me again, Stateside      Mission, TX


vy 73,

X-Ray Echo One Uniform Foxtrot Oscar

[closha45]

Hi Dr Steve,
My name is Clovis and I live in Russell County Ala. My user name here is closha45. I am a ham, my call sign is KR4FP and I hold an
extra class license. Nice to meet you, I have a mci-9 but it has not been converted yet, needs lot of work. I do have the seats out
but thats about it. I am also a disable veteran. Every time I think I might get started either myself or my wife gets sick, maybe some day.
Take care
PS
I do read the forum every night and enjoy it very much.

[Bill B /bus]

Add Bill Baxter    N1XRB   

[Peter_Crowl]

I'm just a no bus wannabe

N0LLL

[JackConrad]

I am not a Ham, but my brother Steve (a non busnut, he owns a travel trailer) is.  My grandfather was a ham when they first required hams to get a license. My brother petitioned the FCC to get my grandfather's call sign. He had to send in a copy of his and my mothers birth certificate to prove relationship. So, My grandfather's call sign W9BDN is still active and on the air!  Jack

[Jerry W Campbell]

Jerry Campbell
KB7BKN
Oregon/Mexico

[Mex-Busnut]

Thanks to all for your additions. I will edit my first post to update the list.

Since many busnuts are do-it-yourselfers, safety-concious, as well as crazy, ham radio is a good hobby choice for us.

Jerry Campbell
KB7BKN
Oregon/Mexico

Jerry: Where do you go in Mexico?

[Aviator]

Add Me

KC9UGR

Larry Whitlow

[fe2_o3]

  Bill Cable
  KB7LJR
 

[ArtGill]

KD4KTO

Art Gill

Morehead City, nC

[ake1994]

KF4YI

Breck Elder, MC9

Appomattox, VA

[Busted Knuckle]

OK I have to own up. I am a ham enthusiast with a "slightly modified" Galaxy 99.
But I'm a renegade and have never gotten my license.
Was just talking to my uncle in Nampa, ID the other day and he encouraged me to go get my license now as they have removed the morse code requirement.

I am going to try and follow up on that soon.

But then I have to get my radio set back up. (haven't had it set up for about 10 yrs now. I used it as a base a couple yrs after trucking but haven't since.)
  BK 

PS Will let ya know when I do get the license.

[MattC]

Matt Christian

WL7CQH

Hohenwald, TN

[DebDav]

David Dickens

used to hold:     WB0HTV

Been too long since I was on the air

[richard5933]

I know that this is a very old thread, but rather than start a new one I thought I'd just add my name to the list.

KD9GRB - General Class in Wisconsin

Any other ham operators out there working from their bus? Love to hear what you're using for an antenna, especially for CW on 40 meters.

Richard