Category: Amateur Radio (Ham Radio)

I had posted about Loaded Coil Dipole Antenna earlier, which is a means of electrically shortening the physical length of a dipole antenna for those with space constraints,

With the availability of more and more digital modes and devices in amateur radio, need for USB connectivity to the laptop computer is increasing. You need one USB

Transcript of the video: This L shaped stainless steel clamp will be useful to fix the VHF/UHF Yagi beam antenna on the vertical mast. U clamps and washers

One of my local ham friends told me over the air that headphones are a must for CW work. Though I looked around for the brand suggested by

Just out of curiosity, I am comparing a real waterfall video from pixabay.com and the waterfall display on my FT-710 radio. While the natural one is of course

Recently I had started using CW paddles for my FT-710 radio both for practising CW and for CW contacts, including some DX work. I found the length of

Though I have heard of CW Net on 7015 kHz, I had not tried checking in so far. Today morning I saw a nice CW signal on the

Last weekend I had participated in YBDXPI and SPDX contests, just for the fun of working some DX stations, though I knew perfectly well that I will never

Few days back I brought down my CP22E, vertical omnidirectional antenna which was on a 6m GI pipe fixed on first floor balcony. It had helped me log

8 Meter or 40 MHz Amateur Radio Band is the buzz word on Twitter or X among radio amateurs as Spain has opened it up for ham radio