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The Ask Dave series answers your questions about ham radio, with emphasis on those new to the hobby. This video addresses the age-old question: “I got my license. Now what?” Specifically, for those who enjoy goals and measurable objectives, the video covers contesting, dxing, operating awards, and CW proficiency. Be sure to subscribe to get notification of upcoming videos!
Charles, W7AUM is currently on an expedition cruise (National Geographic Explorer) until November 29, 2016. He has with him an Elecraft KX3 transceive... Read more
40/20/10 Meter Fan Dipole Attic Antenna by KD2GOE Read Full Article on http://www.worldwidedx.com : Read more
The Russian Woodpecker movie is now on Vimeo, Google Play & Itunes: http://www.russianwoodpecker.com/ It appears the movie costs $9.99 (buy... Read more
“NCDXF is pleased to announce a $50,000 grant to the Intrepid-DX Group to activate South Sandwich and South Georgia Islands in 2016.“ Souc... Read more
DK7ZB based, especially recalculated for armateur sattelites use – 146 and 437 MHz. Cross-Band Yagi The antenna is designed mainly for co... Read more
(Credit: Wilcox Solar Observatory) Dr. Sten Odenwald Astronomer, NASA Heliophysics Education Consortium Forecasters are already starting to make pred... Read more
X5105 is a highly portable transceiver working at HF+6m band, with a built-in power output of 5W. Technical features: double-conversion superheterody... Read more
“When using the dual tuners of the RSPduo, or multiple RSPs on a single computer you sometimes want them all tuned to the same frequency, e.g. f... Read more
King County Executive Dow Constantine, fourth from left, presents the Tukwila Emergency Communications Team with the Executive’s Award for Community P... Read more
THE HOLYLAND DX CONTEST The Aim: To promote contacts between Radio Amateurs around the globe and Israeli Hams. To aid Amateurs to achieve the... Read more
The Pacific Seafarer’s Net relayed a call for help and contacted the US Coast Guard on September 28, after the SV Rafiki began taking on water some 23... Read more
The Philippine Amateur Radio Association (PARA) activated its Ham Emergency Radio Operations (HERO) on December 12 as Typhoon Melor — locally called T... Read more
Yaesu FT 991 Versus Icom IC-910 in 144MHz “We compare the FT-991 receiver performance on 2m with two other radios. Justin, G0KSC, from Waters... Read more
Photo:AA5AU The ARRL RTTY Roundup over the January 2-3 weekend is a veritable digital festival, so dust off those keyboards! In addition to convention... Read more
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Introduction How much bandwidth does the mobile ham really need? Like most questions, there are several answers to this. The best one probably being... Read more
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VP8DPK – South Georgia
40/20/10 Meter Fan Dipole Attic Antenna by KD2GOE
The Russian Woodpecker movie: now online
NCDXF is pleased to announce a $50,000 grant to the Intrepid-DX Group to activate South Sandwich and South Georgia Islands in 2016.
Cross-Band Yagi 144/430 MHz 5+9 el. 150cm
Waiting For The Next Sunspot Cycle: 2019-2030
The Xiegu X5105 : QRP Portable Transceiver
Synchronising VFO Frequency for Multiple tuners – SDRPLAY
Volunteer group honored for emergency preparedness efforts
THE HOLYLAND DX CONTEST
Pacific Seafarer’s Net Assists in Maritime Rescue of Sailors on Sinking Sailboat
Philippine Radio Amateurs Respond to Typhoon Threat
Yaesu FT 991 Versus Icom IC-910 in 144MHz
ARRL RTTY Roundup is a Good Way to Kick Off the 2016 Contest Calendar
RFinder HCP1 Hotspot – Hot Chili Peppa! Quad Band Pi-star Hotspot
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