Two elements Telescopic Yagi for 2 Meters, Portable HAM radio station, 160-80-40 Metre Trapped V-Dipole, CY0S Sable Island DX Pedition, QRP Dummy Load, Resistor combination finder, An introduction to YIG Tuned Oscillators,
How to find out if your choke works, 3Y0J Bouvet DXpedition Web Site, The Weird Antenna Wire End Effect, 3Y0J Log Online, End-Fed Half-Wave Antenna for 20m 40m 80m, Z Match with Toroid, Sound Card Packet, Phased Array Antennas, UK Scanner Frequencies, 40 dB Tap Attenuator,
Magnetic Loop 600 KHz-4MHz, Build the K1FM-Loop, VARA, 30m Half -Size Rotary Dipole, A switched Capacitor Audio Filter, CubeSat 101, CubeSatKit.com, Scout Activities - Amateur radio, CubeSats and FUNcube
Small Loop Antenna for the 80m to 10m, SAFARI 40-30m vertical Antenna, How to call CQ as an HF QRP station, Remote solution for TS590s, A Simple Hybrid Software Defined Radio, A JFET preamplifer for 50 MHz, 70 MHz Transverter, 
A More Efficient Magnetic Loop Antenna, The GAWANT Antenna, A Simple Spectrum Analyzer , Antenna too short! Inductivity matching with coil match., MFJ-434 Voice Keyer, All About Scouting - Radio Scout, A Foxhunting Jamboree, TN8K Congo 2023
I don’t normally do this, but I think that this “boot camp” is so good that it’s worth promoting it. This notice originally appeared on the ARRL website….Dan The Nashua Area Radio Society’s spring 2023 online Ham Bootcamp will be held on Saturday, May 13, from 10 AM to 6 PM Eastern Time. Access to […]
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In this episode, i joined Martin Butler M1MRB, Caryn Eve Murray KD2GUT and Ed Durrant DD5LP to discuss the following: Ria Jairam, N2RJ, joins ARDC Board Your MultiMeter Might be Lying to You Vacuum Tube-Making on the Comeback in the US FCC Takes a Deeper Dive into Satellites Electrocuted While Helping Another Amateur Other news […]
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Ham radio equipment can be new, used or in kit form. It can be yours or on loan. There is more than one way to get on the air!DIY Wolf River Coil If you’ve read my blog before, you know that I’m a fan of homebrew versions of commercial antennas. Here’s an excellent video fo how one Aussie made his own version of a Wolf River coil. Simple, portable tripod antenna Having said that ‘m a fan of homebrew versions of commercial […]
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On our club net Monday Night night one fellow checked in and noted that he and his wife had just returned from walking a mile and a half. He then went on to say he was doing it so that he’d be in better shape to prowl around the flea market at the Dayton Hamvention, […]
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By Kees Wiegers, PA5CW (ex-PA3BHS) It looked impossible to get a large beam for 20 meters up a tower, but it was something I always wanted. So after attending a presentation by John Devoldere, ON4UN, of Merelbeke, Belgium, I decided to try and build my own beam. At the presentation, John demonstrated software for designing
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In this episode, Martin Butler M1MRB, Chris Howard (M0TCH), Martin Rothwell (M0SGL), Frank Howell (K4FMH), Bill Barnes (WC3B) and Leslie Butterfields (G0CIB) discussed a few news items, but the main event was the presenter’s recollections of of the past 400 episodes. I joined them for the last 45 minutes or so. I would have joined […]
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Ukraine Uses Off-The-Shelf Electronics To Target Russian Communications A nonprofit organization based in the U.S. is supplying Ukrainian forces with advanced electronic warfare gear assembled from simple off-the-shelf components. The secret is a new technology known as Software Defined Radio (SDR) which can locate Russian radio emitters, from command centers to drone operators. Previously this […]
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30 meters was hopping the night of March 27. I worked two all-time new ones (ATNOs): 9X5RU (Rwanda) and EY8MM. 9x5RU had a strong signal into Michigan and had decent pileup going. I set up the dual receive bandscope on my IC-7610 and was able to quickly find the frequency of a station he had […]
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"Cancel Culture" is alive and well at eHam Forum (eHam.net). I can't even count how many forum topics in the DXing section have been "locked". I've had enough.
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