television, single-sideband voice and several other interesting modes. As a Technician class Ham Radio Operator, you can even make international radio contacts via Ham Radio satellites,and actually communicate directly to hams aboard the International Space Station (ISS) using relatively simple and...
Ham radio or amateur radio has fascinated generations. This Web site reveals the secrets behind its enduring popularity and usefulness.
Amateur radio history was made - and is still being made - by countless unique individuals throughout the world. The Stuff Amateur Radio Operators Are Made Of It takes skill and patient determination to. . . firststudyand pass the exams to obtain the coveted ham radio license; ...
Sending text messages and posting bulletins on message boards via home made packet radio stations using Z80 based computers with tiny memories, 56K was a lot! A lot of this pioneering ham radio technology went in to the internet of things that we all know and use today. Today many hams ...
My Off-Grid, Portable Emergency Ham Radio Station What you see in the video: The setup is pretty simple, and for the most part (minus the radio, and the solar charger) it can be made with items from around your house. Solar Charger: iLAND TREK – Solar Charger & Battery – I can’...
"Ham Radio Exam - Tech" will help the user pass his/her examination for a Technician Class FCC Amateur Radio License. Newly updated to include the question pool…
Welcome to the KG3V Ham Radio blog. On this Site I will post notes about my efforts to build, use, and improve my Ham Radio equipment. Ham Radio is a hobby with too many facets to mention here. My primary interests related to Amateur Radio include: Exper
Along with a few jumpers and some component replacements on the main board, these hardware mods made it possible for the transceiver, normally restricted to the VHF and UHF amateur radio bands, to receive everything down to the 20-meter band, in both AM and single-sideband modulations. The...
Gabil's main line of business as an agent and distributing all kinds of international well-known ham radio brands: ICOM, KENWOOD, MOTOROLA, YAESU...etc.
However, being deep in the park valley, with rising mountains on all sides, it made sense to find a spot from which to operate that was higher up off the canyon floor. And, while I’m aware that a big part of the POTA program is to present ham radio in a positive light to the ...