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Articles View More Articles!
Hamstick Bandwidth
KD6JDM provides a tip on how to increase it
Chapter 14 of the Opus
Setting up your own station in your bedroom, garage, attic, basement, or perambulator
On The Road Again
Where there is a will there is a way!
Noise Abatement
An "eHam Classic" by K0BG
iMate/IC-7000
How to make your mobile operation safer, and less distracting
Special Event Station W4S
What the occasion was like de W4XQ
In the Beginning
W6SE shares the memories of his late father and his 70 years of Ham Radio.
10 Reasons to Learn Dahdidahdit Didahdah
Some helpful advice from N4KC
Revisiting a .HAM Internet Domain
N1YRK breaks down what a dot ham is and is not, and what needs to be done.
Protecting Modular Plugs from Breakage
A simple tip to avoid broken mic connectors
 
News View More Ham News!
When Networks Fail, Hams to the Rescue:
CA DMV Says Handsfree Law Exempts Hams:
On Air Behavior - the WIA Meets with ACMA:
Ham Operators Flash Signs On Plates:
This Weekend on the Radio:
ARRL Tells Red Cross of Remaining Background Check Policy Concerns:
An Era Comes to a Close as Riley Hollingsworth, K4ZDH, Retires:
Philadelphia Area Hams Nail Rogue Radio Signals:
Get Ready for the IARU HF World Championship Next Weekend:
FCC Enforcement Actions:
USI to Host Special Event Stations:
ARRL Contest Update Offers Valuable Information for All:
ARRL Continuing Education Course Registration:
Propagation Forecast Bulletin #28 de K7RA:
DX News -- ARRL DX Bulletin #28:
KN4LF Propagation Forecast #2008-23:
Radio Shack 13.8VDC Power Supply Recall:
Ham Radio Field Day Shows Off Vital Link:
Ham Operators Are Always At The Other End Of The Line:
Ham Operators Always Ready for Emergencies (with Video):
The Importance of the Ham Radio:
Bitten by the Ham Radio Bug:
SOS: the Signal that has Saved Thousands Turns 100:
K1RFD Echolink Interview:
Radio Handlers in Roxbury Real Hams:
Teen Rules the Amateur Airwaves:
Visual Impairment No Obstacle for Ham Radio:
Club Makes Waves:
Amateur Radio Operators to the Rescue:
Amateur Radio Operators Important Part of Emergency Response System:
Amateurlogic Episode 21 Released:
Communication on Wheels: Amateur Radio Club Ready to Roll:
Radio Ops Do More than Just Ham It Up; They Can Provide Vital Communication
Do You Want to Be Heard On the Air?
Video: Car Locks Jam In Store Parking Lot, Hams to the Rescue!
 
Product Reviews View More Reviews!
LDG AT-897 Autotuner - Not bad
MFJ-971 - Very nice QRP! Tuner
LDG AT-897 Autotuner - Got some help
LPC Wireless, KI4NR - Revived my Kenwood TS-440-S
Radiowavz Windom 160 - SHODDY CONSTRUCTION
 
Classifieds View More Classifieds!
Jul 5  FS: Diamond SX-200 wattmeter N1NK
Jul 5  F.S. FT-857D (1mo. old) KT4WO
Jul 5  FS: Heil iCM mike plus CB-1 base N1NK
Jul 5  F.S. FT-857D (1mo. old) KT4WO
Jul 5  Kenwood TS-570D 160-10 meters WW2NT
 
Calendar View More Calendar Events!
First 5 Upcoming Events  Location Start Date
NI6IW - USS MIDWAY (CV 41) San Diego, CA 07/05/08
070 Club 40m Firecracker Sprint 07/05/08
SMARC 08 Oak Creek, WI 07/06/08
Texas City Hamfest Texas City, TX, TX 07/12/08
General License Class Eagle Rock, CA 07/12/08
 
Survey View Results & Other Surveys!
How was Field day this year?
[420 votes since 2008-06-30]
  Fantastic! - I had a great time and learnt a lot!
  Great! Our radio club had a ball!
  Now I know what NOT to forget...
  Pity about the WX
  Pity about the Propagation
  Never again!
  Bar-b-que!
 
Spots View More DX Spots!
JN94DS 599 cq gl
1800   144078.0    E73ESP   JN87JJ
1800   50150.0    SV9GPV   Cq cq.... Loud.
1800   50157.0    E77EY   JN84IX
1800   144358.6    MM0CPS/P  
1759   50094.0    GI0RQK/P   contest
1759   144221.0    DF0CI   JO51CH
1758   14200.0    VU2CC/W4   OPERATING REMOTE TO W4MQ
1757   7085.0    EE9URM   CASTILLO ML 001
1758   50091.5    GM3TCV/P   lost in QSB
1801   144304.0    EA5/YO4RFV   cq test
 
  
Spotlight N4LQ Steve Ellington
N4LQ Steve Ellington QTH: La Grange, Ky. Rigs: IC-756PROII, OMNI VI+, Centurion amp., 238 tuner. Antenna: 80m horizontal loop, 160m Inverted vee.

 
Ask the Experts (Elmers forum)! View More Questions
Are you an expert? The following are unanswered questions...
Mosley CL-36
Comet FL-62S mobile antenna
WiSP Windows Satellite Program
EchoStation Hardware
HB35T
 
Strays Add a Stray!
Seeking employees or hams working for ICANN interested in a .ham TLD. W7NWH@webbforce.com
W7NWH
 
Speakout View More Topics
Field Day 2008:
A contributor asks, "Did you participate in Field Day this year? If so, where did you operate and what bands/modes did you use? Were you alone or with a club? How many people turned out? How did it compare with previous events? Please share all of your experiences."
 
Forums View All Forums
Hot topics in Licensing Forum:
New License
US Mailing Address needed for FCC License
General Class study/testing question.
Why do i need to know how many kilovolts in a volt
Elmering / Restructuring / Attitude
Just a reminder...
 
Ham Radio Links View More Links!
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General Homebrew, DX, Logging, Contesting, Modding, Ham Videos and much more! 5.0
G0HWC's SSTV Site 3.7
VC3MCC Special Event Station 2003 4.0
VB3RC -- Special Event 2001 3.0
Tree Climbers International 2.3

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Friends Remembered View More
Paul Bailey (VS6DO)
Francis Nakamura (WB4ETF)
Mack Arp (W5EET)
Mark W. Sopp (WA8TNT)
John Mensing (W4MFL)
 
Shack Showcase KI5JB- My Modest Shack
KI5JB- My Modest Shack AL80B,ATR15,756PRO2,706MK2G All antennas 160-70cm are vert.due to limited space

 
Propagation More info

Issued 2008 Jul 05 1505 UTC
Flux: 65 A-Index 3 K-Index 3
Actv:No space wx storms observed.
Fcst:No space wx storms expected.
 

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