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Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) using D-STAR

by Admin on March 11, 2010


KE7FTE, N7QQU and W9ERT show us the “drag and drop” flexibility of the Icom D-STAR System. Offering reliable exchange of large image files, email, word-processing and other files that emergency responders and served agencies find invaluable.

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Ramsey QRP20C 20 Meter QRP Amateur Radio Transmitter Kit

by Admin on March 10, 2010

  • Work the world…On a watt!!! 20 meter band
  • Transistor circuit, oscillator, RF amp chain, and clean keying stage!
  • RF output approx 1 Watt (.75W for QRP-20)
  • Pi-network output for good matching and harmonic suppression!
  • Electronic kit, assembly required

Product Description
These nifty little CW transmitters are practical and economical take-along rigs for trips, camping, teaching or just amazing yourself with just what a watt will do! With exceptional manual of over 20 pages, the detailed step-by-step instructions guide you to a perfectly operating finished transmitter. The rigs use a standard crystal that is connected into a VCXO circuit – which means that you can tune around the crystal’s frequency by up to 20 KHz – thus giving you … More >>

Ramsey QRP20C 20 Meter QRP Amateur Radio Transmitter Kit

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Twilight Zone: Why Amateur Radio is Bad

March 7, 2010

Amateur Radio = Bad

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Hello Amateur Radio

March 6, 2010

Ham radio – it’s not your grandfather’s radio any more! What’s new and how to get your own federal license. 3 min 40 sec

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Amateur radio users gather for celebration

March 6, 2010

HAM radio field day in Ashwaubenon (2009) – K9EAM ASHWAUBENON — Thousands of amateur radio operators this weekend are demonstrating their abilities to provide emergency communications in the event of a crisis. The annual nationwide Field Day aims to promote HAM radio and help people understand how to create their own amateur broadcasts. The Green [...]

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What is the etiquette for amateur radio QSL cards.?

March 4, 2010

I will be on the air in a few days. I can’t have my cards printed until I know my callsign. Until I have cards printed should I use postcards, online or simply hold the information and send cards after they are printed? Does online posting go through the ARRL and is it accurate? Thanks
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Does anyone know where I can find some cheap/2nd hand amateur radio equipment?

March 2, 2010

I live in the UK and am getting my license delivered soon for Amateur Radio Foundation Course (not allowed to run more than 10 watts), I wonder if anyone knows a English place (preferably in Nottingham shire or nearby) where I can pick up a Cheap/2nd hand decent VHF rig, because I’m a bit skint [...]

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Amateur Radio On HF

February 27, 2010

This is my radio shack on hf

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Collins 75A-4 Amateur Radio Receiver

February 27, 2010

Serial no. 4571

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recommendation for amateur radio transciever?

February 26, 2010

I’m a newbie to the amateur radio equipments… i know morse, and theory… thats all, now planning to buy a transciever. i see lot of frequencies, and power from 1W to 100W… someone plz give me a recommendation for an equipment… my budget rance is around $200
I am looking for long distance transmissions, and plan [...]

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