Ham radio and Techno combine in a song spanning multiple languages

I would like to share this song I heard by a German ham (Hartmut, DK4BE) who created this upbeat song with a lot of jargon we should know quite well. YLs, field day, moonbounce, QO-100, etc.

The video is insanely over the top. Some original video of actual ham radio activity, mixed with completely unrelated Adobe Stock/AI generated goofiness that makes no sense. Look for the woman holding a "73" flag whose arms do a weird morph as she pulls a beer out of nowhere. 

If you want to hear just the song first, you can listen to it here on Dropbox. If you want to see the AI awesomeness, they're on Youtube in several languages with some of the language versions having a different beat / rhythm (not sure the musical terms) to match more with the culture I assume:

• English
• Spanish
• Portuguese (my personal favorite)
• German/Amateurfunk
• Nederland/Dutch
• French

So grab your glow sticks and rave on!

vy 73 de K4HSM

Ride along for a trip to Myrtle Beach!

For our recent anniversary, my wife and I travelled to Myrtle Beach, SC. I decided to attach the dashcam and record the journey! The video (below) is sped up about 32x normal speed, but still took just under 12 minutes for the full video journey to play! 

The way the dashcam worked, it records in 5 minute segments. So imagine trying to edit 7-8 hours of videos in 5 minute chunks! Fortunately, Windows Movie Maker allowed for me to upload multiple videos and connect them together seamlessly. It still took about 12 hours of uploading, waiting, adjusting time to speed it up, and then save it on a laptop disk drive begging for more space as it was!

Enjoy the video. It's published to Youtube. I also put it on DailyMotion if Youtube decides it's violating someone's copyright or hurting someone's feelings.

If you must, you can mute the Yakety Sax for the music.