Mounted behind a panel you may struggle, but an exposed antenna is easier.
Itās just off contact to get a read, but its easier if you simply make contact.
Everything that Hammy has made that I have has performed exceptionally well; Iām sure the LF repeater will be no different, and it will polish this turdā¦
In Oregon? Super scenic and and green, sure. But also quite methy. Have you checked out Redmond, Madras, or Prineville? I lived in Terrebonne for a hot minute. It was rad.
Smith Rock State Park was why i lived there. Thereās great skiing at Mt Bachelor. I hear good things about the sport fishing scene as well. The downside is that Bend is expensive AF. Summerās will get hot and there will be snow but it seemed to not show up until January/February. Not sure which direction of the political aisle you swing but I got pretty burnt out on being called a ālib-tard.ā
I Iike the low profile,
just to throw in the glovebox of a car, and quick grab tool bag.
Just to replace my bulky junky ones, that will probably end up in another glovebox andā¦Oh, I own 7ā¦I already have another one in my boat.
If anyone is looking at multimeters, I canāt say enough good things about the brymen brand. Cheaper and more featureful than a fluke and just about as good quality wise. 10/10 instruments
Left is pretty fun. its a Tht meter. you plug through-hole components into it and it will tell you both what the component is and what the values are. great for tiny caps and resistors.
second one is just a cheapo multi-meter and i use that when i dont want to take the nice fluke somewhere or i just need to know theres continuity or the power isnt live. its esentially the throwaway meter if i needed it.