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Let's Talk Transmission Lines - ARRL
Two resistors in series with an inductor and capacitor is a useful model (see Figure. 1). Figure 1—The radio, antenna and transmission line. The object is to ... Learn More
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Antenna Here is a Dipole - ARRL
Most major Amateur Radio equipment dealers (Amateur Electronic Supply,. Ham Radio Outlet, and other QST advertisers) carry parts for dipole construction.-NJ2L. Learn More
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HF Loop Antennas - 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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HF Amplifiers versus Antennas—One Ham's Opinion - ARRL
Amateur Radio operation in the US is constituted as a radio service, with rules, regulations and goals that go beyond the interest of mere hobby operation. In ... Learn More
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What's the Deal About "NVIS"? - VOACAP.com
Further, the two crossed dipoles are resonant at 10 and 6.8 MHz. Although the antenna coupler for the radio feeding an AS-2259 could bring the system to ... Learn More
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CC Skywave SSB - Weather, Aviation & More - Small AM/FM Radio
Single Side Band in not available on your smartphone which makes it the ultimate off the grid format. Included is a CC Shortwave Reel Antenna, a pair of our ... Learn More
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Feed Lines - ARRL
The feed line (also called the transmission line) is the RF power conduit between your radio and your antenna. All the energy you generate travels to the ... Learn More
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Better Results with Indoor Antennas - ARRL
' Alternatively, having to settle for an indoor antenna. (IA) is certainly a handicap for the amateur seeking effective radio com- munication, but that is not ... 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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Product Reviews April 2023 Comet CAT-300 1.8-50 MHz Manual ...
The radio features 207 alphanumeric memory chan- nels, which include 200 regular channels, one call channel, and three pairs of scan edge memories. (1 A/B, 2 A/ ... Learn More
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