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Latest Posts
Join us for the 1st Ever Wisconsin POTA Campout!
Parks on the Air and camping is a great combination and if you love both of those activities, I invite you to attend our first ever Wisconsin POTA campout on October 13-15, 2023 at the Clear Lake campground in the Northern Highlands American Legion State Forest.
Does this improve the MPAS 2? Window Screen with non resonant antenna
Will a non resonant antenna like the Chameleon MPAS 2.0 work with the window screen ground counterpoise? We head to High Cliff State Park, WI (POTA K-1456) to test it with a Parks on the Air activation. https://youtu.be/ENXcYs57BZs As a bonus, patrons can view the...
Window screen antenna ground network- I can’t believe what this does!
Using a window screen instead of a conventional ground radial network for a vertical antenna is an effective small space method to improving your signal strength. Testing of the ground screen was at Council Grounds State Park, WI (POTA K-1447)....
Activation Log: King of the Mountain
The Activation Log is a new series that reports on my Parks on the Air (POTA) activations. These are write-ups that share additional content, thoughts, and images of portable operations that may or may not make it into a video. July 28, 2023: I've said this before,...
How I’m logging my Parks on the Air (POTA) contacts
We're getting back to basics by looking at key parts of a Parks on the Air activation. This week I head to Dewy Marsh State Natural Area in Wisconsin (POTA K-8209) to illustrate the important task of logging all your hunters during the park activation...
Is your transceiver efficient? Sizing DC power cables for current draw
Most amateur radio transceivers and ham radio go-boxes are using improperly sized power cables. Using the correct wire size or gauge in your DC power cables will increase performance and decrease risk in your ham radio setup. https://youtu.be/CXwgKuaQwxA Picking wire...
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