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I think one of the secrets to my success is that I've always taken a down to earth approach to my video. Many content creators will ignore, dismiss, or be downright hostile in their comments, but I've gone the opposite result. In turn, it has become a wealth of...

The SECRET to mastering the Chameleon SS25 vertical whip
The Chameleon CHA-SS25 stainless steel whip is a twenty five foot version of their popular SS17 17 foot whip. I’ve been using this whip for the last two months, and I’m going to tell you what I’ve learned about this whip and show you five different ways in which you...

Minnesota QSO Party
The Minnesota QSO Party was this last weekend, and Dave KZ9V and I participated in the event from a park (POTA US-4236) located on the banks of the Mississippi River. This was our 4th foray into the contest and this year's operation was markedly different than what...

CQ Winter Field Day
Winter Field Day, the bookend to the ARRL's long time summer event takes place during the last weekend of January. For some parts of the country, that may be ok, but here in Wisconsin, that time of year often means cold and snow. In past Winter Field Day events, we've...

Vertical vs. End-Fed Antennas: Lake Superior QRP Ham Radio
Who needs the ocean when you have access to the world's largest inland body of fresh water. We head up to Lake Superior and put two parks on the air: POTA US-1439 Big Bay State Park, and US-4244 Big Bay Sand Spit and Bog. It's a Fresh Coast QRP Adventure!...

This antenna cost me pennies
That statement contains a bit of hyperbole, but honestly this is one of the cheapest antennas that I've built. All of the parts for my 10 meter J-Pole came out of the scrap bin of parts that I've collected over the years. If you are a newer ham, you may have not...
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