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In a recent post, I wrote about an old antenna tuner I built about 25 years ago. Although a description of it has been online for decades, I never posted pictures of it. So, here it is. I original…
This is a blog about an ssb transceiver known as BITX . Bitx is an easy to built ssb transceiver for any band as it is a broadband transceiver.
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ICOM IC-706MkIIG Transceiver - one of the most popular transceivers in amateur radio history; This all-mode transceiver provides 100 watts on HF and 6 meters, and 50 watts on VHF 2 meters, plus 20 watts on UHF 440 MHz. It receives from 30 kHz to 199 MHz and from 400 to 470 MHz. It features a removable, remoteable, front panel that allows control of all features. Compact size: (6.56" x 2.28" x 7.88"):
Ham Radio - QRP: In the Navy... You can sail the seven seas...
This tiny and simple transmitter, receiver set will allow you to communicate over 100 of miles across the world, by tuning to 80-meter amateur ham radio stations. What is 80-meter Band The 80-meter uses 3.5 MHz frequency band for radio communications, which gets the permissions under amateur radio use Between 3.5 to 4.0 MHz in […]
Dive into the world of ham radio, the ultimate tool for emergency communication. This guide covers everything from setting up your station to mastering two-way communication, ensuring you're prepared for any situation.
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A variable frequency oscillator (VFO) is a necessary component in any tunable radio transmitter or receiver. This time I will show you how to make a VFO that covers the range from 100 KHz to 160 MHz and uses a minimum number of components.
Our Ham Radio Cheat Sheet with HF, UHF & VHF Frequencies, Q Codes, the Phonetic Alphabet and Morse Code
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