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EnglishVoice Age
Senior (55+)Accents
North American (General) North American (South West - Texas) North American (US Midwest- Chicago, Great Lakes) Spanish (Central American)Transcript
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you see some people get started with ham radio and expect to know everything in a couple of weeks. But it's not like that. You could be Ah ham for 50 years and still learn something new every day. In fact, that's why most people love it. To get started, you need to set your radios, receive frequency and transmit offset. Some radios have a reverse button that makes this a bit easier. You know his name from folk songs and mythic tales of the Alamo. But who was Davy Crockett? To find out, we need to journey back to a small farm alongside the mobile Chucky River in Tennessee, where David was born back in 17 86. His family was one of the first to settle out West, and this pioneering spirit stayed with him the rest of his life, changing your tires easy. If you know what you're doing. First, get your spirit already. You don't know how many people take off their flat. Only the realize they don't have a spare. Then loosen the lug nuts on your flat. But don't pick them off yet. Now, jack up the car so the flat is barely off the ground, you're almost there. The upper Midwest is home to some of the best state parks in the country, like Porky Pine Mountain State Park in Michigan. Nicknamed the Porky's, the cynic area embodies the best of Michigan's upper peninsula, with rocky cliffs, sandy beaches on beautiful flowing streams.
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Announcer, Construction Worker, Narrator, Demonstrator, Business Man, Abrupt, Aged, Annoying, Comforting, Concerned, Creepy, Easygoing, Informative, Knowledgeable, North American (General), North American (South West - Texas), North American (US Midwest- Chicago, Great Lakes), Spanish (Central American)