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ARISS Antenna and Satellite Antenna Tracking Interface - ARRL
Sep 5, 2006 ... One part of that portfolio can be a scheduled ham radio contact with astronauts on the. International Space Station (ISS) through a program ... Learn More
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Evaluating Compliance with FCC Guidelines for Human Exposure to ...
Amateur radio organizations and licensees are encouraged to develop their own more detailed evaluation models and methods for typical antenna configurations and. Learn More
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HF Beams - ARRL
The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, information and resources. Learn More
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Ground-plane Antennas for 144, 222 and 440 MHz - ARRL
Fig 23—These drawings illustrate the dimensions for the 144-MHz ground-plane antenna. ... Either method is suitable for these antennas. Page 2. 18-22 Chapter 18. Learn More
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Radio Technology Topics - ARRL
Antenna Projects. Hams love to build antennas! This Rear Mount 2M Yagi could be your First ... Learn More
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ISS Minimalist Antenna The purpose of this project was to develop ...
tending to use the 2-meter amateur radio band for telemetry downlinks. The signals from the. ISS are generally strong and easy to receive with simple radio ... Learn More
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An Amateur Satellite Primer - ARRL
Like any other facet of Amateur Radio, satellite hamming is as expensive as you allow it to become. If you want to equip your home with a satellite ... Learn More
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Six Meter DXing for Little Pistols - ARRL
The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, information and resources. Learn More
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BridgeCom Systems - your source for two-way radios and systems
Most Popular. BridgeCom Maverick Plug and Play Package · BridgeCom Maverick Dual Band DMR/Analog Ham Radio · SkyBridge MAX Dual Band Digital Hotspot ... Learn More
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A Transmitter for Fox Hunting - ARRL
Fox hunt — Competitive Amateur Radio activity in which hams track down a transmitted sig- nal. Usually directive antennas and triangulation are used. Learn More
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