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Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2502

DIY Shortened Vertical Antenna, Open Source in Amateur Radio, J-Pole Antenna Calculator, Collinear Antenna Calculator, 160M Folded Counterpoise, 5/8-wavelength GP vertical antenna calculator , Optimal Mobile Antenna Placement: Maximizing Performance, A portable C-Pole antenna, Morse Code Defender TX game for Android, A Choke Balun for Phased C-Poles ,

Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2501

A 10-Band Attic Antenna System for Contesting Success, The C Pole - A Ground Independent Vertical Antenna, How to build a 12V emergency power supply , C-Pole Antenna Project, Dipole Bazooka Antenna for 40 meters, HamPass - Contest Score and DX Tools, Amateur Radio Station G0RIF, AWF electronics components, W7PXL Valley Radio Club

The Best Amateur Radio Links of 2024

A collection of the best new amateur radio links we reviewed during the 2024

Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2449

Amateur Radio World Map, Building a Rotatable Flag Antenna for Small Lots, Vertical Delta Loops Antennas, Transitioning from W7IUV to Waller Flag Antenna Designs, Trap Dipole for 17, 12 and 6 Metre Amateur Bands, SO2R Speaker and Paddle Switching, Intermittent receiver issues in the TS-590s,

Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2448

Squirrel Cannon AKA Spud Gun , Guide to Antenna Modeling with NEC by W4RNL, Exploring Linux HF Packeteering with Direwolf and QtTermTCP, Optimized 40-Meter Delta Loop Beam Antenna, SuperFox Code Verification Site, Kenwood TS-520S at RigPix,

Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2447

Current consumption for various HF Rigs, Using a SDR as a RFI Site Survey Tool, Coil64 Inductance Coil Calculator, The Porch Loop a small receiving loop , Going Full-Circle with a Kenwood TS-520S, Adding an external keypad to the K3, VK9CV Cocos Keeling DXpedition

Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2446

HVA1 All Band Vertical Antenna, 7 Element VHF High Gainer , The W3HH T2FD Antenna Project, T2FD Calculator, Tri-band Yagi Antenna for 20 17 15 meter band, Introduction to Digital Voice

Anytone AT-778UV FM Dual Band Transceiver

The Anytone AT-778UV is a popular dual-band FM transceiver known for its affordability and solid features. Operating on VHF (144-148 MHz) and UHF (440-450 MHz) bands, it offers selectable power outputs of 25W, 15W, or 5W. Its bright 180-degree TFT LCD display and intuitive interface enhance usability in various settings. While it delivers good audio quality and a robust build, it lacks a dedicated volume knob and may heat up during extended use. Overall, it's an excellent entry-level choice for amateur radio enthusiasts.

The DXZone

The DXZone is the largest human created and maintained library of web sites dedicated to Amateur Radio, currently lists 20.000+ links organized into 600+ categories and subcategories. Ham Radio operators review new sites every day since 1998, for potential inclusion in the Directory, and to evaluate the best place to list them.

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