Old I love beer. A lot

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haleyrules said:
Couldn't be better. Cool breeze coming down the mountain...clear blue sky...bluebirds eating bananas on the back veranda...thinking about taking the dogs for a swim in a cool mountain stream about 200 meters from here. How about that!!
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Truly paradise, Haley. Nothing like life out here in LA LA land. You don't wanna see our streams... usually caused by drunks at 2:00am :D
 
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Trouty said:
Truly paradise, Haley. Nothing like liHola los ... l realmente pierden la paliza y sorber su ano dulce! ¡Tengo que hacerlo otra vez pronto!fe out here in LA LA land. You don't wanna see our streams... usually caused by drunks at 2:00am :D
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California is also very beautiful and has plenty of very natural places. Los Angeles? Well, its a big city..no hope in a big city.
 
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haleyrules said:
California is also very beautiful and has plenty of very natural places. Los Angeles? Well, its a big city..no hope in a big city.
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I hike all over the greater Southern California, lots of gorgeous places, Haley. Tho, it is drying up and becoming much less greaner, unless you go coastal or north.

I was speaking of the City, like you highlighted :)
 
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dallasdave said:
Do you have a waterfall ?
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I'm most certainly do!

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Trouty said:
Sam, what is that?? Is that some sort of Richter scale?
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Nope, it's a radio wave waterfall. In the image, you see the 14.195 mhz frequency. That is the 20 meter radio band (how long the wavelength is at 14 mhz) and that is a huge swath of bandwidth being monitored. Using a waterfall like that helps show a radio operator know where (exactly what frequency) someone might be transmitting so you can quickly tune in and listen / talk to the person.

EDIT: The peaks you see are current radio waves at a specific frequency. The colors beneath it are a history of what was recently recorded radio waves (a waterfall history chart of sort)
 
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Sam I Am said:
Nope, it's a radio wave waterfall. In the image, you see the 14.195 mhz frequency. That is the 20 meter radio band (how long the wavelength is at 14 mhz) and that is a huge swath of bandwidth being monitored. Using a waterfall like that helps show a radio operator know where (exactly what frequency) someone might be transmitting so you can quickly tune in and listen / talk to the person.

EDIT: The peaks you see are current radio waves at a specific frequency. The colors beneath it are a history of what was recently (a waterfall history chart of sort)
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Awesome, brudda. Sounds very interesting! You a radio guy (comms)?
 
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Trouty said:
Awesome, brudda. Sounds very interesting! You a radio guy (comms)?
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I got my FCC license back in 2014, but mostly stuck with UHF / VHF (Ultra High Frequency / Very High Frequency) which is mostly local (seveal miles and up to 50+ with the use of a repeater). I just recently purchased my first HF (just High Frequency) radio which allows communications world wide by bouncing the radio waves off the ionosphere.
 
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DFWJC said:
I hope you don't really drink beer at breakfast.

A Bloody Mary or Mimosa maybe:D
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I drink Bloody Mary's in Vegas when I've been going 20+hrs and need something with some weight to it in my belly, and to ease off the jitters of being up so long. Advil and a Bloody Mary is wonderful for such times. Mimosa only a few times at brunch, not my favorite :)

Beer for breakfast is my OJ :)
 
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Trouty said:
I drink Bloody Mary's in Vegas when I've been going 20+hrs and need something with some weight to it in my belly, and to ease off the jitters of being up so long. Advil and a Bloody Mary is wonderful for such times. Mimosa only a few times at brunch, not my favorite :)

Beer for breakfast is my OJ :)
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Yeah. I rarely have a Mimosa. I'll have a Bloody 1-2 times a month though.
Can't say I ever drink beer early in the morning...not since maybe beach weekends in my 20s.
 
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