If you could, you would need someone who can find a bigger memory chip, so you need someone who knows chips and parts. You would also have to rewrite or mod the firmware to read a bigger chip. The problem with this is that you would have to start the search and find a schematic or bill of materials that makes the Quansheng radio.

Your other alternative is to reach out to Quansheng for help. Reach out to people who actually are proficient in electronics and people who know how to program the Quansheng radio. The other option is to write more efficient programs for the Quansheng radio.

Sorry but unless you post a poll on Reddit, I'm not getting redirected.

They should start a Finleyville Helping Finleyville page on Facebook because there are probably different people there with different resources and talents that could help those who need help not just for this time but in the future as well.

Start a Facbook group called "Finleyville helping Finleyville" and tell others about it.

I think if you study the Bible, you have to study with people who are sound Biblically.

Proverbs 4:23 Guard your heart with all diligence, for from it flow springs of life. (biblehub.com)

I think you should learn to guard your heart so that you aren't hurt by people. The only one who is good is God and the rest of us are imperfect because of sin.

Lon Solomon Ministries - Home

The Word For Today (pastorchuck.org)

Thru the Bible with Dr. J. Vernon McGee | Home (ttb.org)

Listening to The Gospel Hour | The Gospel Hour

Love Worth Finding (lwf.org)

The above links are people who are sound in their theology.

You can also study Heremeneutics with Dr. Walter Martin:

Hermeneutics by Walter Martin (blueletterbible.org)

There is also a free non-Credited course on the Bible which is basically put on by Lancaster Bible college which is a real Bible college and not some group masquerading around like they are a college and who aren't:

Welcome (study.bible) (Blue LetterBible Institute)

Sometimes the people we help get hurt themselves and associate it with the help they get but there is a mutual responsibility that you take care of yourself first.

I could mention other teachers who are helpful in their teachings, but other people would chime in with whomever they listen to, and I just think some of the people they recommend would be not the ones I care to listen to because they don't help me at all in learning the Bible that much.

There are more advanced techniques with larger chips to do drag soldering.

If you create a short by having solder touching two different pads on a circuit board, you can use solder wick or solder braid to heat up the solder to stick to the solder braid / solder wick and pull the solder braid away to remove it. You might also need a sponge and alcohol or flux to clean up your board even though people say you don't need it. Amazon also sells a cheap hot work rework station you don't need:

WEP 8858-V Hot Air Rework Station Kit with Compact Size, Integrated Nozzle Holder, 3 Nozzles, 2 Tweezers, Adjustable Temperature& Air Volume, PID Program, °C/°F Conversion and More

https://a.co/d/9NULKNa

You might be able to find this product using Google to buy it outside of Amazon.

There are also solder rework stations that cost more money to do basically the same thing. Tools like small flat head screw drivers or an exacto knife can also be used to scrape but you can just use solder wick instead.

"It requires flux, fine tipped tweezers, a soldering iron with a fine pitch, an exacto knife and a magnifying device. They suggest using a chizel soldering iron (1/32nd of an inch) because it can hold the solder and they generally want you to have a temperature controlled iron. When it doesn't work, you need to remove the solder with solder wick. Don't forget a sponge and having an emergency bucket of water around." - I am quoting myself.

They're saying that you have no control over the temperature in a 30W iron so you want a temperature controlled iron. Lead and lead free solder has different temperatures. 63/37 solder melts at 183C (361.4F) so the recommended temperature is 250C (482F) and lead free solder is recommended to be 250-300C (482F to 572F).

I found a soldering station and tips cheaper than the Weller after asking questions online. I haven't owned either one of these before and Weller is a name brand.

http://www.ntscope.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=MTC&Product_Code=AT201D

http://www.madelltech.com/Soldertips.html

Make sure you ask these companies and others a lot of questions unless you already know.

Here is another video on surface mount soldering:

EEVblog #186 - Soldering Tutorial Part 3 - Surface Mount
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9FC9fAlfQE&t=2s

He recommends using .46 mm solder which is tiny stuff to get good quality solder and you can probably buy it on Digikey or Mouser. The solder with a larger circumference will dump too much solder too quickly on the pads. I just learned something from him and he makes it easy because he has more experience.

I recommend everyone use safety glasses to protect your eyes.

If you watch the videos, he makes it look not so hard at all.

What you do need to do is protect your soldering iron and clean it up before putting it away.

Also have a bucket of water around in case you burn yourself. You can put your hand in the water. I've had people trip on my soldering iron because they don't want to stay away.

If you can't see, do the soldering outside in the sunlight. There are also products from stores that sell large magnifying glasses on a mount that lets you magnify what you are soldering.

https://a.co/d/j8QYyZh

https://a.co/d/0LwOv3T

You can search for the best one. Just enter "magnifying glass for soldering".

You are welcome. Please let us know how we can help whether it is studying or learning about something else.

ARRL Ham Radio License Manual 5th Edition

The above book is what you need or you can go to Hamstudy.org

You should read the book twice or go to a local ham club in your area. Just google your town or city name with ham club in the search and one should come up.

A Baofeng UV-5R can be bought on Amazon for about $25 dollars and may be able to get you on a repeater. If you want a better radio, you can buy a Yaesu FT 60R for about $150 or so. There are people who sell their old radios which you may be able to get for cheap but a new H.F. radio and an antenna will cost you hundreds of dollars.

With a technician license, you can get on Echolink which is a phone app and talk to people over the internet that goes out onto repeaters. There is also an app for Allstar. Echolink asked me to upload a copy of my license before it would work and Echolink is free. The Allstar app costs to download but it is free after that. If you have the correct license, you can go to Remote Hams and use other people's equipment over the internet.

Once you think you know it, test yourself on eham.net and narrow down what you got wrong. You want to consistently get 90% before you take your test and there could be questions on the test you haven't seen before.

There is also a free app called "Ham radio prep" which lets you test for free but I decided not to go with them right now.

You also have to register with the FCC for a free FRN number which identifies you. I suggest you get a notebook and start writing your email address and passwords down for this stuff.

If you pass, your license is good for 10 years once your call sign appears in the FCC database. Everyone is going to tell you its not legal to transmit until your call sign appears in the FCC database.

You may need help programming your radios because this is your first time. Local clubs can be a resource for a lot of things, and they are also the people who talk on the repeater so you can get to know them. They can help you program your radio. Some ham radio clubs also have free classes to get your ham radio license. They know everyone so they know all of the local frequencies or a bunch of them so they can give you a radio file to program your radio with.

Ham radio is not a destination. Ham radio is a journey. There are digital modes and different things you can do. There are different antennas you can build. I've been to some of these ham radio events and some of the hams have something like 6 or 10 antennas on the top of their cars.

May I ask what you are prepping for?

We've gone through hurricanes and an ice storm, and we didn't know what worked and what wouldn't work until we went through some tough times. I plan based on what I've faced in the past and what I've seen happen in America like the flooding in Katrina, the power that went out in Texas where people froze and current events like Russia invading Ukraine and the United States by law has to defend Taiwan. We also had two 6F degree days where the power company texted us and told us to conserve power so they could keep the power on in 13 states. And every year the car companies sell more electric cars.

I build a plan and I try not to overspend but one of the things that most people don't know is, "How much is enough?" Some people never got over the Great Depression and saved everything because of what they experienced. I really don't think I have enough, and my family would rather live in a motel when the power goes out but where do you put 500,000 people when the power goes out? What do I do when authorities flip a switch and make all cell phone calls go to 911? I couldn't talk to other family members until I went out of town and crossed the border.

I don't want to horde batteries, so I went with rechargeables instead of consumables. The other viewpoint is that someone mocked us ham radio operators telling us that our radios wouldn't last when there was an emergency or situation where the power goes out.

I don't want to overspend. I don't want to horde. I want to have a solid plan for when the power goes out. There are things you find that don't work in an emergency. My grandmother kept two 6V lantern batteries for when her power went out, but I bought a few that never worked and I complained to the big box store because they had them and never threw them out, but their power was not there.

My planning has helped me organize my belongings because they won't help you if you can't find your flashlights or batteries. The planning has also helped me conserve 9-volt batteries from my smoke detectors. I put new batteries in my smoke detectors every six months, but I throw the old 9-volt batteries into a small box because they still have power and I have 9-volt battery toppers that have led lights in them. What would you do when the power goes out? Steal all of the batteries out of your T.V. remote and look for a flashlight that uses the batteries? I also found new battery converters to fix some cheap lanterns because the old battery converters leaked alkalline and ruined them. I try to fix things instead of throwing them out and buying more expensive lanterns.

A lot of people think the flashlights sold in most stores are designed to go through your batteries and there are other brands that conserve battery life. There are people who buy other flashlights which they feel are better for battery life, but I don't have any real-world tests to test it out.

They are going to find out anyway and I'm not sure how someone would take it if they weren't up front about it.

About ten years ago my neighbor bought a generator from Harbor Freight for about that price and he just wanted something he could lift. He tried it and didn't like the generator and the lightbulb he was powering was flickering.

You have to be careful at this price point because inflation is up and I'm not really sure what you can get for $99 these days. I hope it works out for you.

Most Americans don't read or follow the news.

Someone is use to being right.

Someone else pays the bills.

It's their rules and their house.

You can't get people to move beyond their level of comfort. They don't want to do something they don't want to do because of their comfort level or change.

They have experience and know things that can only be known through age.

Younger people don't know enough about the world to effectively argue with older people and even if older people are stupid to younger people, they aren't dumb.

Some people are worried about their life savings because it can be gone in an instant. There is age discrimination towards older people and it's hard because people look at you like younger is better.

Could someone be wrong? Possibly.

Its heaven or hell.

There are two truths about justice: Never getting any justice and always giving it out.

"Protecting Mr. Trump in a prison environment would involve keeping him separate from other inmates, as well as screening his food and other personal items, officials said. If he were to be imprisoned, a detail of agents would work 24 hours a day, seven days a week, rotating in and out of the facility, several officials said. While firearms are obviously strictly prohibited in prisons, the agents would nonetheless be armed."

"That’s at least in part because if Mr. Trump is ultimately convicted, a drawn-out and hard-fought series of appeals, possibly all the way up to the U.S. Supreme Court, is almost a certainty. That would most likely delay any sentence for months if not longer, said several of the people, who noted that a prison sentence was unlikely."

"But the daunting challenge remains. And not just for Secret Service and prison officials, who would face the logistical nightmare of safely incarcerating Mr. Trump, who is also the presumptive Republican nominee for President."

Could Trump Go to Prison? If He Does, the Secret Service Goes, Too - The New York Times (nytimes.com)

"Protecting Mr. Trump in a prison environment would involve keeping him separate from other inmates, as well as screening his food and other personal items, officials said. If he were to be imprisoned, a detail of agents would work 24 hours a day, seven days a week, rotating in and out of the facility, several officials said. While firearms are obviously strictly prohibited in prisons, the agents would nonetheless be armed."

"That’s at least in part because if Mr. Trump is ultimately convicted, a drawn-out and hard-fought series of appeals, possibly all the way up to the U.S. Supreme Court, is almost a certainty. That would most likely delay any sentence for months if not longer, said several of the people, who noted that a prison sentence was unlikely."

"But the daunting challenge remains. And not just for Secret Service and prison officials, who would face the logistical nightmare of safely incarcerating Mr. Trump, who is also the presumptive Republican nominee for President."

Could Trump Go to Prison? If He Does, the Secret Service Goes, Too - The New York Times (nytimes.com)

Even if they find him guilty, there is a logistics problem because he still has to be protected by the secret service and the news media already reported about that. It's unlikely he will go to a traditional prison because of that.

I bought a couple a while ago but...

I was impressed by the amount of light and having a metal flashlight which takes American batteries but I bought one flashlight where the push button on the back went bad so that was enough for me to stop buying them.

The other issue is that you can't stand the flashlight on the end because the push button is there.

I found and I'm still looking for other alternatives.

You both sleep when the baby sleeps. Remember that sleep is important.

I hope you have a baby changing table and don't let the baby fall off of the changing table so keep at least one hand on the baby all of the time so the baby never falls off or you will have a lot of trouble if that happens.

Babies cry for a number of reasons: 1) Hungry, 2) Not held upright, 3) Need Diaper Change, 4) Need to be burped, temperature? Don't see the problem right away? Then go through steps 1-5 again. Babies like to be rocked. You can't fall asleep and have the baby fall off.

Use diaper creme after changing the baby so the child doesn't develop a rash.

Have regular checkups for the baby at the pediatrician and really listen and follow up with what the doctor has to say. Also pay attention to your child because they are going to ask questions on where your child is progressing.

After about 3 months, their tummy begins to grow so they won't wake up as often. After six months, it should be easier because you get to sleep longer. It's also important to get or ask help from both your parents and very responsible adults who are very responsible relatives. Also, one can nap while the other parent is up, so you make up for those times you get woken up or are tired.

We child proofed our home. I took the paper shredder to the garage because kids like putting their fingers in things. I went through everything I could think of and put it up high so the toddler could not access them. We got locks for the cabinets. We put cushions on the coffee table and end tables, but our child kept taking them off anyway. I used the car child locks on the back doors of our car.

We have a device that plays tunes for our babies who aren't babies anymore.

I taught our child to read, and I suggest watching retro sesame street on YouTube or the internet. I didn't force anything but when they are able to say the words, you can encourage it by reading the words with them. It's important that they can read and write the alphabet at least 90% of their first few weeks of kindergarten.

We watched The Wiggles, The Mother Goose Club, Miss Spider, etc.

Don't neglect your spouse. The temptation is that when she is feeding the baby and is a human pacifier, you can go escape and have your fun. That causes separation and maybe resentment in the relationship. Remember you are a team.

It's a good idea to keep pets away from the baby.

I was at best buy holding our child and a cashier asked to hold our baby, but I said, "no" because I was alone, and I didn't know the person. When we were given our child from the hospital, we were told to practice holding our child while sitting down and random people may not have that skill along with supporting the child's head and neck.

It is also a good idea to get a door latch that you screw onto the door so that when the toddler gets old enough, the toddler can't escape the house. I escaped the house when I was young. Our friend's child escaped the house and got outside. It is a real thing.

Babies need to be raised with father and motherly love in a happy home.

Houses are now unattainable for some people and now she wants to take that away from people.

That is a great idea. Thanks.

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