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63rd Jamboree On The Air

JOTA Jamboree on the Air is a spectacular opportunity to introduce Scouts to amateur radio. 16-18 October 2020

Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2023

Backyard Multi-Band Wire HF Antennas, Build a Weatherproof PVC JPole Antenna, WW Locator with Google Maps, 144 MHz Very Low Noise Preamplifier , Lazy H Array Antenna for 40 meter, How to receive NOAA Satellite images with SDR Radio, Icom IC-7300 review by GM4FVM, Construction of a J-Pole antenna for 2 meter, ICOM IC 7300 review by N9EWO , 6 Meter Homemade J-Pole Antenna

WSJT-X 2.3.0 RC-1

WSJT-X 2.3.0 introduces FST4 and FST4W, digital protocols designed particularly for the LF and MF bands.

CQ WW RTTY DX Contest 2020

CQ WW RTTY DX Contest - September 26-27, 2020, Contest Rules and RTTY Software

Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2022

Six meter dipole project, Short Monoband Dipole Antennas - KGD Antennas, Home Built six meter J-Pole Antenna, Exploring The J-Pole Antenna, 6 Meter Ladder Line J-Pole Antenna, Royal Communications International, Inc., KG-UV6 Commander

Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2021

The Single Wire Beverage Antenna, Revisiting the GR5V and ZS6BKW Multi-band Antennas, 2 element Yagi for 20 meter, Homemade Satellite Yagi, A stacked Yagi array for 2 meter, LFA Yagi Antenna for 6 meter band, Why WWV and WWVH Still Matter, BX-184 – An MH-31 microphone integrated voice keyer, YU7EF 6 element 2m Yagi, 70MHz Transverter Mk5

Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2020

HF Flagpole Antenna, The Off-Center-Fed Dipole Antenna, HF Field Day Antenna Ideas, A Reversible Beverage at ZL3IX, Using the RTL-SDR Pan-adapter, Zadig Windows 10 RTL-SDR Driver, Practical Antenna Modeling with 4NEC2

Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2019

Low Cost Antenna Traps, Tuning Antenna Traps, LogView for WSJT-X , Marine Mobile with Three Antennas, Make a Chirp Programming Cable, GridLocW Locator converter , King of Spain Contest,

The DXZone

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