I worked in broadcast engineering beginning in 1975, eventually becoming staff engineer at WPGC AM and FM Morningside and then chief engineer of the legendary WEAM in Arlington, Virginia, and later senior engineer for Multiphase Consulting in the Washington, DC area. ...
RepeaterLink.Org -- search for linked Repeater Systems in your area, Interstate Highway Repeater Maps -- Canada Too -- From VE3AYR Appalachian Trail 2 Meter Repeater Guide -- Via By Kathy Bilton Repeater Band Plans -- From SERA Hamfest Listing - http://www.hamsrus.com/ushamfests.html ...
What if I told you that there was once a big wall-mounted device (called a GeoChron) that cost hundreds, even thousands, of dollars, and that many hams coveted it as the ultimate shack accessory. And what if I told you that said GeoChron gave you an up-to-date DX map of the world...
Amateur radio, often referred to as “ham radio,” is a fascinating hobby that allows enthusiasts to communicate over long distances using radio waves. Operators experiment with antennas, frequencies, and modes, connecting with fellow hams worldwide. Beyond the technical aspects, amateur radio serves...
1983 - AMTOR first enabled hams to do computer-to-computer communications over the air on HF. Other more performing modes soon followed, such as Clover, PACTOR, G-TOR and, most importantly, PSK-31. 1980's - Packet radio came in use when amateur radio operators adapted the X-25 protocol...
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something in my mind strongly motivated me to learn electrical engneering again at a college in Hokkaido. Finally, I have spent my lifetime as an electrical engineer for law-enforcement agency for 30+ years until my age-limit retirement in Tokyo area, while I have been completely away from...
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repeaters that have been added to it. Although this list is certainly not meant to be completely definitive for Delmarva, it is still some of the most widely used repeaters in the lower shore that all new hams in the Worcester County area and beyond, should have programmed in their radios...