Listen to geosynchronous Ham Sat from this web SDR:
https://eshail.batc.org.uk/nb/
Sunday, February 24, 2019
Some Information on Old Test Equipment from LA8AK
Some Information on Old Test Equipment
m1. LC and Q-meters
m2. RF detectors, level meters, attenuators, dummy loads, signal dividers
m3. RF signal- and power generators
m12 Power- and VSWR-meters
m21 Norwegian instruments
m22. Old measuring instruments
m23. Signal-to-noise-meter
m31. LF/Audio instruments
http://www.agder.net/la8ak/m11.htm
m1. LC and Q-meters
m2. RF detectors, level meters, attenuators, dummy loads, signal dividers
m3. RF signal- and power generators
m12 Power- and VSWR-meters
m21 Norwegian instruments
m22. Old measuring instruments
m23. Signal-to-noise-meter
m31. LF/Audio instruments
http://www.agder.net/la8ak/m11.htm
A 160 Metre Transmitting Magnetic Loop Antenna Design by VK5SFA
A 160 Meter Transmitting Magnetic Loop Antenna Design by VK5SFA
http://members.iinet.net.au/~sadler@netspace.net.au/tmla.html
http://members.iinet.net.au/~sadler@netspace.net.au/tmla.html
Saturday, January 12, 2019
Putting the BITX40 smd on 60 meters by ND6T
Putting the BITX40 smd on 60 meters by ND6T
http://www.nd6t.com/bitx/bitx60.htm
http://www.nd6t.com/bitx/bitx60.htm
Tuesday, January 8, 2019
Friday, December 28, 2018
Audio Interfacing Presentation by Jim Brown, K9YC
Lots of information on subject and very down to earth presentation.
You Don’t Need to Buy an Interface!
Jim Brown, K9YC
Santa Cruz, CA
http://audiosystemsgroup.com/HamInterfacing.pdf
Saturday, December 22, 2018
2018 Year End Tasks
With the new year not far off maybe its time to do some administrative cleanup around the shack.
1. Update QRZ page as needed for new address, email, QSL information.
QSL info and other basic information can be changed easily. Log into QRZ page
and right click your call sign on the far right of the main QRZ page. Select edit and go at it.
2. Look at LOTW page and update TQSL software, if needed, to take care of new modes and fix bugs.
3. If you use the ARRL Outgoing QSL bureau check to see if your call-sign area bureau has sufficient postage/envelopes available.
I know the bureau has gotten more expensive, but I do use it as it is much cheaper than direct mail.
I will be sending a package out before January 1, 2019. I like QSL paper cards.
4. Which brings up the issue, QSL cards are on hand..... right? I just ordered a fresh batch.
5. ATNO LOTW and QSL confirmations.
If you need to up your DXCC band/mode/country count now is a good time to send off your electronic LOTW filing as well as your online DCCC QSL Application that uses paper QSLs.
(https://p1k.arrl.org/onlinedxcc/ ).
73..Dave, AA6RE
1. Update QRZ page as needed for new address, email, QSL information.
QSL info and other basic information can be changed easily. Log into QRZ page
and right click your call sign on the far right of the main QRZ page. Select edit and go at it.
2. Look at LOTW page and update TQSL software, if needed, to take care of new modes and fix bugs.
3. If you use the ARRL Outgoing QSL bureau check to see if your call-sign area bureau has sufficient postage/envelopes available.
I know the bureau has gotten more expensive, but I do use it as it is much cheaper than direct mail.
I will be sending a package out before January 1, 2019. I like QSL paper cards.
4. Which brings up the issue, QSL cards are on hand..... right? I just ordered a fresh batch.
5. ATNO LOTW and QSL confirmations.
If you need to up your DXCC band/mode/country count now is a good time to send off your electronic LOTW filing as well as your online DCCC QSL Application that uses paper QSLs.
(https://p1k.arrl.org/onlinedxcc/ ).
73..Dave, AA6RE
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