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2 Meter Amateur Radio J-Pole Antenna
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462 MHz Land Mobile (GMRS) J-Pole Antenna
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Aviation (Airband) 118 – 128 MHz J-Pole Antenna
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NOAA Weather Radio / Railroad Band 160 – 164 Mhz J-Pole Antenna
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Snap-on Ferrite Beads 11mm (set of 3)
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Straight Key or Paddle? Testing the Xiegu VK-5 and VK-6
Long time viewers of the channel know that my morse code journey is long and convoluted. I needed to learn the code to get beyond the Technician license back in 1999, and since then, reacquainting myself with it has gone in fits and spurts. That's why when Radioddity...
The Chameleon M25 Coil is a 40 meter wonder
I've always been a big fan of 40 meters. I love the regional aspect of its coverage and it offers DX opportunities when the conditions are right. Putting a good 40 meter antenna on the air also isn't overwhelmingly difficult. Back last year when I bought my first...
A Three Antenna Showdown
I've always been a fan of vertical HF antennas. They set up quickly and offer surprisingly good performance. They also are more forgiving when it comes deploying them in a tight location. Over the Labor Day weekend we were camping at Wildcat Mountain State Park in...
The smallest Shack in a Box
We've probably all heard the term "Shack in a Box." It's used to refer to a portable amateur station where all the components are built into a large case. Typically these are 4U rack cases or roto-molded Pelican style boxes. Big items that hold lots of gear. These...
Down the signal report rabbit hole
Signal reports are a little better than worthless. That’s how back in 1934 Arthur Braaten W2BSR described the method used by amateur radio operators for reporting and describing the quality of signal over the air. Terminology was inconsistent and the values had little...
My top 5 FAVORITE Antennas
It came as no surprise to me that any list of my five favorite antennas would be heavy weighted towards verticals. As much as I love the satisfaction of throwing a line and getting it high up in a tree, I also don't like to mess around and the quicker I can set up and...
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