Often, amateur radio operators are looking for alternative locations to install their antennas. If you live in a space restricted location or are under a HOA restriction, you may be able to mount an antenna outside. This calls for a … Continue reading
The Chinese made Wouxun handheld radios have become quite popular with new and experienced hams alike. The price is right, around $125 for a dual band model, and they seem to work pretty well. From my experience fit and finish … Continue reading
I receive a fair number of testimonials and positive reviews for my J-Pole antennas. Most of the testimonials can be found on the testimonial page or scattered throughout the site. But I thought I would highlight a few recent reviews that … Continue reading
Are you a new Amateur Radio operator? Just received received your callsign and are now excited to get on the air. Amateur Radio is a great hobby that will offer years and years of exploration, fun, and variety. Unfortunately … Continue reading
When you look at my all copper J-Pole antennas, you would assume that they are more susceptible to lightning strikes than fiberglass encased vertical antennas. But in actuality, they are no more or less dangerous than any other antenna. The recent outbreak … Continue reading
To receive years of trouble free service with your antennas, you’ll want to make sure the feedline connection to the antenna is properly sealed from the elements. If the connection isn’t sealed properly, then moisture can work its way into … Continue reading