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Random Length Multiband Dipoles - ARRL
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Ham Radio in the Big Apple - ARRL
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The Other Woman - ARRL
It was through the foresight of Joe Duffin, W2ORA, that we have this call sign to use by the Battleship New Jersey Amateur Radio Station (BNJARS) — pronounced “ ... Learn More
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a truly broadband 80 meter dipole -- began in the spring of 20 - ARRL
Finally free of restrictive covenants and neighbors who failed to see the beauty in amateur radio antennas, I dreamed of building, for the first time in my life ... Learn More
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ETP Grants - ARRL
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W1AW Bulletins Propagation - ARRL
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The Square-Corner Reflector Beam Antenna for Ultra-High ... - ARRL
24; (B) "Multi-wire Type Antennas,. Radio, June, 1939, p. 21; and (C) "Multi-wire Dipole. Antennas," Electronics, Jan., 1940, p. 26. Learn More
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Bicycle Mobile on the HF Bands - ARRL
After experimenting with pedestrian mobile and being active with Summits on the Air (SOTA), I was looking for a new amateur radio challenge. My experiences with ... Learn More
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FCC RF-Exposure Regulations -- the Station Evaluation - ARRL
By Ed Hare, W1RFI Excerpted from January 1998 QST Copyright © 1997, American Radio Relay League All Rights Reserved. It's been a long road, but Amateur ... Learn More
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Antenna Here is a Dipole - ARRL
Folded dipoles are a bit less com- mon in Amateur Radio use; they use full- length parallel wires shorted at the ends, and have feed-point impedances that pro-. Learn More
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