VHF/UHF Antennas for Amateur Radio‚ Public Safety‚ Business‚ Scanning‚ and Broadcast
Affordable UHF/VHF Antennas
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2 Meter Amateur Radio J-Pole Antenna
Price range: $46.00 through $50.00 -
462 MHz Land Mobile (GMRS) J-Pole Antenna
Price range: $30.00 through $34.00 -
Aviation (Airband) 118 – 128 MHz J-Pole Antenna
Price range: $51.00 through $55.00 -
NOAA Weather Radio / Railroad Band 160 – 164 Mhz J-Pole Antenna
Price range: $46.00 through $50.00 -
Snap-on Ferrite Beads 11mm (set of 3)
$9.00
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ARRL Field Day 2018 Recap
Every year for ARRL Field Day, we try to mix things up- find a gimmick so to say. This year was no different when my local club, the Wisconsin Valley Radio Association, participated in a joint ARRL Field Day event with the Merrill Amateur Radio Group (MARG) of...
ARRL Field Day Bonuses
Field Day is the annual emergency preparedness operating event sponsored by the ARRL. Held on the 4th full weekend of June, ARRL Field Day is part contest and part social gathering. Some clubs or groups go whole hog in making contacts and scoring points, while others...
Retevis RT-95 Dual Band Mobile Transceiver Review
A few months ago, the folks at Retevis sent me an RT-82 dual band DMR handheld radio for review. After that review, they inquired if there was any other model that I’d be interested in checking out. The RT-95 dual band mobile transceiver caught my eye. The form factor...
Your Questions Answered and May, 2018 Update
It’s been quite a busy couple of months and I’ve slacked on the videos. The springtime tends to get very active with antenna orders and I’ve had some other projects going on. So I apologize for the delay. So to catch up with everything that’s been going on, I’ve dug...
WMTV Channel 15 Madison, WI Television Station Tour
Recently I was at the Madison Area Repeater Association’s hamfest in Stoughton, WI. After the hamfest we met up with Tom, WJ9H, who is the chief engineer at WMTV channel 15, a mid-market television station in Madison, Wisconsin. He graciously gave us a tour of the...
SKYWARN Severe Weather Net Criteria and Report Format
Early spring through late summer are the the peak season for severe weather in the US. But our climate is quite varied and severe weather can happen at any time and anywhere. Here in Wisconsin, I’ve seen thunderstorms in January and snow in June. So being an active...
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