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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)
$9.00
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Extending the Range of the Dakota Alert MURS Driveway Monitor
Growing up in the country we had a long, wooded driveway. You'd never know who was coming up the drive: could it be a delivery person, the mailman, or perhaps someone wanting to cause mischief. I wish we had a product like the Dakota Alert Driveway Monitor to keep an...
Taking down Dennis, W9PBB’s Tower
Last fall, my good friend and great amateur radio operator Dennis, W9PBB passed away. In his will he donated all his amateur radio and electronic gear to the local amateur radio club. We helped the family clean out his house last fall, but had to leave the tower until...
Large Scale Search and Rescue Simulation
What a great day to get lost. It was warm and sunny spring day during a Boy Scout Camporee when 4 Scouts got lost. Of course the boys were lost on purpose as part of one of the largest Search and Rescue Merit Badge clinics in the history of the Scouting program. The...
SkyWarn 7 severe weather storm chaser vehicle
Here's a picture of the vehicle our local television station is now using for storm chasing. I haven't seen it out in the field yet, but I do certainly love the satellite dish. No pictures of the inside, but I peered into the deeply tinted windows and didn't see any...
Will my J-Pole antenna work for sideband or SSB operation
The most common use of my J-Pole and Slim Jim antennas is for FM operation on the VHF and UHF amateur radio bands. Typically FM simplex and repeaters use antennas that are vertically polarized. J-Poles, being vertically oriented are also vertically polarized, which...
Getting started: Radio recommendations for new hams
Alright, you've just received your ham radio Technician license, or are in the process of earning your license. You've been reading the literature and looking at radios to get started with. Maybe you're even shopping around on eBay or the other sites for a new or used...
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