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Back in 2019, I took a lot of heat from the contest community and ARRL for live streaming HF. Now, POTA ops, contesters, and DXpeditions are doing it too—it’s more popular than ever!With 3-4 million views a month on Facebook and a growing YouTube channel, we’re showing the world what MEGA ham radio stations and epic software can do!Shoutout to my friend James M0ZNK for sharing this clip—this isn’t just about me, it’s about YOU! Work me on the air, share your videos, and let’s bring ham radio to

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