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| | | | | Intro I was interested in it for quite some time and now got myself a Home and amateur (ham) radio license. This allows me to build radios, antennas and other equipment as well as to use it on the air. The first radio I build was a kit, a QDX - Digital Transceiver. This transceiver allowed me to work multiple bands, 80m, 40m, 30m and 20m. I knew from the documentation a bit about the propagation, pros and cons, but could not decide which ones I would really like to dig into deeper. | |
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jeff.glass
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| | | | | Electronics, Making, Software Development, and Amateur Radio from a Midwest Nerd | |
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matecha.net
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| | | | | As part of my amateur radio operations, I've quickly seen the advantage of having a small, portable radio I can operate anywhere and deploy quickly. Especially as I don't have a permanent HF antenna installation at home, being able to set up in the yard (or even indoors) in a pinch is pretty high on the list of requirements for me. I started reading online and watching videos about this topic, and found an excellent video from KT7RUN "The Tech Prepper" (and an earlier one) which showed a super-slick port... | |
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www.psychedelicbabymag.com
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