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kk9jef.wordpress.com
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| | | | | This post is cross-posted to my more general-purpose nerdery blog,jeff.glass/blog. Following the Forth of July, I took a few days off of work to recuperate from a grueling work project that we pushed over the finish line on the third. And what better way to relax in the wake of a heatwave than getting out... | |
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www.pa3hcm.nl
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| | | | | [AI summary] The Squalo antenna is a compact, low-profile, and stealthy design for 6 meters, often used for CW and SSB. It's a modified quad loop, offering a 3dB bandwidth of about 1 MHz. Key features include a center-to-center measurement system, adjustable shortening strap, and a mechanical mast connection. It's popular for its simplicity, portability, and ease of construction with materials like PVC and copper pipe. Users report good performance, especially with a tuner, and it can be adapted for other bands like 2m or 4m with proportional scaling. | |
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sosna.de
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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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www.arduino.cc
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| | | The Arduino programming language Reference, organized into Functions, Variable and Constant, and Structure keywords. | ||
