Author: Johnson Francis

Yesterday evening I heard 9M2AIS calling CQ DX on 20m. I was quite happy as he was coming here 5,9+10dB. Usually I am heard in that region if

I have been hearing a lot about RS-44 satellite which is very popular among LEO satellite operators. Being a linear satellite with a bandwidth of 60 kHz, multiple

This post is in response to a question by VU3CDK from Mumbai regarding the mechanism of propagation on various amateur radio bands. He also wishes to know the

If you are a high end computer user especially if you are a software developer, you will need more monitors connected to your laptop to view multiple screens

Amateur Radio has played a vital role in providing communication links during major natural disasters in the past and recent times as well. In the recent Wyanad Landslide

My aging laptop has been giving poor images during our Amateur Radio Google Meets for discussion of Low Earth Orbit Amateur Radio Satellite operations. Here is another option

Couple of days back I saw a post on X by N8HM showing a nice magnetic loop type of antenna on a balcony and in response to my

Yesterday evening I heard a special event station calling CQ on 20m. Though the station was quite strong here, the noise level was also 9+. So I had

Heard FR4QF calling CQ 15m on 21.240 MHz today evening. Soon I heard him working my old ham friend VU2MV, though I could not hear VU2MV, being in

Today evening I heard VU2LB from Bhavnagar calling CQ on 14.200 MHz and answered him. He was coming here quite strong and I could get an immediate reply.