I obtained my Class A operating license on November 7th of last year, and it has been approximately five months since then.
My earliest exposure to amateur radio came through Warner Bros.
www.bilibili.com/video/BV1HG4y1j79t
In this edition of "Amateur Radio," I was able to convince my parents to buy my first handheld radio, the QuanSheng UV-K5.
In late October of last year, I learned that Heilongjiang Province was planning to hold an exam, and in early November, my father allowed me to participate.
On November 4th, the day of the exam, my mother and I took the earliest bus at 3:00 AM and raced for 240 kilometers to Harbin. I spent 4 hours walking and my legs went numb. qwq
After arriving at the exam location, it was very cold that day, and my mother and I went to a large supermarket near the association (where I also had my first McDonald's).
I also met with... @Anonymous3 Teacher (One honest opinion: BI4OWG teacher is really tall, very, very tall)
After receiving my documents on November 7th, I was still operating illegally. During that time in the county town, I experienced firsthand what "radio silence" truly means.
There was almost no radio interference; even the crane could not hear anything, and all that could be heard in the machines were the sounds of the broadcast.

This is the core of the problem: its remote location, with nearby major cities being over 100 kilometers away, making it feel like a desolate village.
After arriving in Harbin again in January, thanks to a helpful contact on the 650 repeater, I learned about the Yagi antenna, but it remained out of reach.
I spent a full month in Harbin, during which time the "Erbin" fire was raging. Thanks to introductions from my friend, I participated in some volunteer activities and also learned about the new regulations that had been announced.
Every day, I can hear friendly stations chatting and laughing, making it a pleasant experience to listen for an entire day without getting bored.
By February, I had become accustomed to managing the 007 repeater and communicating with other stations.
Additionally, when purchasing the KT8900, I plan to experiment with high-power transmission to contact nearby repeaters.
After calling from approximately 80 km away from Daqing, a contact in Daqing reported that they were unable to receive the signal at all and had to give up.
After hearing about the K5's original satellite uplink capabilities, I also started preparing to use satellites.
The reality is that I had already started listening to it before obtaining my operating license. In fact, I was using a handheld antenna pointing at the satellite, which was several months ahead of what He Ke was doing (Dog Head).
In March, after submitting my application for a slot, on the 12th, I received my own call sign. BG2GFC I started trying to contact satellites, but I haven't been successful yet.
Then, find... @BG2EWI The two BaoFeng 888S modified repeaters that the teacher made are also ready.
Don't do that! It turns out that buying a repeater is better than buying one yourself. Now, once you're outside the building and across two streets, there's no signal at all! Ugh! Ugh! Aaaah! Aaaah!
In April, I went to Harbin again during Qingming Festival. Now going to Harbin feels just like coming home.
I originally planned to go to BY2HIT at Harbin Institute of Technology, but BG2EWI couldn't come due to illness.
I immediately decided to reverse direction and take advantage of the holiday toll-free highway, experiencing the 120km stretch of the Hah Highway. My dad also said that this was the first time he had driven so comfortably.
Successfully obtained a single-unit Yagi antenna and an APRS gateway from BG2EWI during a field visit. Teacher EWI! You are my god!

Next, I will be learning how to properly set up satellite communication and repeaters. I will also be taking my high school entrance exams, which means that activity on the radio frequencies will decrease. Best regards to all fellow hams, 73 – DE BG2GFC
The inspiration for this article comes from forum.hamcq.cn/d/976
If there are any similarities, it's purely coincidental. Thank you to all the HAM radio operators, including BI4OWG, BG2EWI, and BA7IQL, for their strong support.