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Common-Mode Current and Common-Mode Chokes - ARRL
Larry Lamano, WAØQZY. When it comes to HF antennas, regardless of the type of feed line, one dipole leg may be closer to things like the ground, a tree, ... Learn More
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A Multi-Band End-Fed Antenna - ARRL
On GØKYA's Amateur Radio. Blog, Steve wrote an article titled “A shortened multi- band End-Fed Half Wave (EFHW) antenna for. 80-10m” (https://g0kya.blogspot.com ... Learn More
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Product Reviews May 2023 Xiegu G106 5 W QRP Transceiver ...
So I was pleased to be able to review the G106, the latest QRP radio from. Xiegu. The Xiegu G106 is a compact transceiver covering the. 80- through 10-meter ham ... Learn More
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What Rig Should I Buy? - 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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Digital Edition of April QST Now Available - ARRL
Every issue of QST is filled with the news and features you need to keep active in Amateur Radio. Find all this and more in the April issue of QST: Try ... Learn More
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A Coupled-Resonator HF Antenna Use this multiband dipole ... - ARRL
A coupled-resonator configuration with three wires spaced 2 inches apart looked just right for operating during ARRL Field Day and for Amateur Radio Emer- gency ... Learn More
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Lightning Protection and Grounding Project at W2MMD - ARRL
Ron Block, NR2B. The Gloucester County Amateur Radio Club, W2MMD. (www.w2mmd.org), founded in 1959, is fortunate to have a clubhouse on the 4-H grounds in ... Learn More
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Measuring the Frequency Accuracy and Stability of WWV and WWVH
Walls' “The Standard-Frequency. Set at WWV” in the October 1924 issue of QST, this was in the early days of broadcast radio, when having an accurate frequency ... Learn More
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Flash Drills - ARRL
That's radio with a purpose! See QST in Depth for More! Visit www.arrl.org/qst-in-depth for the following. Learn More
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Simple, Small 2- and 6-Meter Yagis - ARRL
He has published more than 150 technical papers and given more than 130 invited talks on various amateur radio sub- jects. You can reach Joe at w1jr@arrl.net. Learn More






