WB1GCM
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| Circuit Board Construction Question | Mar 23rd 2012, 13:10 | 2 | 1,109 | on 28/3/12 |
| 10 Meter AM | Nov 14th 2011, 19:24 | 4 | 1,471 | on 14/12/11 |
| Baofeng UV-3R Harmonic Fix | Nov 11th 2011, 14:18 | 1 | 1,316 | on 11/11/11 |
| Novice Trivia Question: 10 meters | Oct 26th 2011, 18:55 | 2 | 1,137 | on 1/11/11 |
| European AM'er Needs Help | Aug 25th 2011, 19:45 | 3 | 1,128 | on 23/11/11 |
| How to Set the Temperature Setting On a Soldering Station | Aug 16th 2011, 12:18 | 1 | 1,255 | on 16/8/11 |
| How to Remove Cigarette Smoke from a Newer Solid State Transceiver? | Aug 8th 2011, 18:15 | 5 | 2,322 | on 6/2/12 |
| Switching Open Wire Feedline Bewtween a Transmitter and Receiver? | Aug 8th 2011, 13:34 | 1 | 1,599 | on 8/8/11 |
Latest Posts
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| amp on a ht | Barre1951 | 6 days, 15 hours ago |
| If you end up using an external amplifier that has a preamp to boost received signals, leave the preamp off. Having the preamp on while traveling in metropolitan areas will make reception worse due to unwanted, false signals (intermodulation distortion). A mobile transceiver is best, but an HT can be used, provided you understand its limitations. Bob Allison, WB1GCM ARRL Test Engineer |
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| Control Panel-Telegraph Key Nay Dept. Bureau of Ships | KJ6UJZ | on 7/5/13 |
| I found this page using Google: http://artifaxbooks.com/fsusmilkeys.htm Scroll down and near the bottom of the page, this Morse key is shown with information and more photos available. That's a nice garage sale find! Bob Allison WB1GCM ARRL Test Engineer |
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| And now I am General class Passed my US Technician license test today | KF5VPK | on 6/5/13 |
| Welcome aboard! | ||
| LoTW "0 files transferred" | K6ICS | on 23/4/13 |
| You will get a quick response to your question if you mail it to: lotw-help@arrl.org. |
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| Antenna spacing | kb9jif | on 18/4/13 |
| It's best to have the antenna with the lowest wind loading at the top. So top to bottom, 70 cm, 2 M, 6 M, HF. | ||