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I received a really good email from a concerned member. The member pointed out that I didn’t correctly clarify our policy. We do not promote posts regarding vendors that directly compete with

Way too sophisticated! Newly graduated from grad school in 1970 and in a basement apartment, I ran a 20-gauge hookup wire out a window, under some gravel, through some bushes, to a self-tapping screw

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Some time ago the discussion was about antennas for limited spaces and mentioned that I had used the homes gutter system. Here is a run down of what I used to make my gutters a working antenna. I

The loop was about 20M total - It was effective for 40-10, somewhat effective for 80, and just a few states on 160......I used as much wire as I could. Lee, KX4TT

How big a loop, please? My end-fed inverted 'L' [20' up, 35' across] does all bands about like that, but i would like to run a perimeter line around maybe 25ft by up to 40ft, X 2. Height maybe 5ft

I used to use a loop of wire fed by an SGC autotuner. I was able to work 160-10 with this combination with up to 20 watts on CW/digital/SSB (50 watts on rare occasions). You can set the SGC to

Just keep in mind that the Buzz-Kill is for taking out 60 Hz noise. This can be from motors, power supplies, or bad station grounding. A lot of switching power supply noise will show up as 60 Hz

Michael, I have an 80/40/20/10 m W8NX (ARRL Antenna Guide) trap dipole outside at about 30 ft, sloping somewhat. This allows me to work CW between Florida and Ohio from Louisiana with < 5 W. I also

We've gotten a number of reports from builders of the Nouveau 75b of an annoying popping sound in the receiver. The cause of this has been determined to be the result of an AGC issue, and the

I didn't mention this on the previous email...I plan to use my 10/20/40 end fed. The max straight lines in the attic is 36X24. (Unobstructed) Doc

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Doc Many of us enjoy the ubitx from hfsignals. The latest version requires less assembly. Covers 80 to 10 meters. Easily the lowest cost for multiband. Less than a used K2. Curt

I have a MFJ-9420; I like the crisp analog audio on it. Nice rig. 10-12W PEP on 20 all day and night. I played with a Xiegu G90 and was impressed by the rig, but I was on CW; I would note that the

Hi Mike, Check outi the Easy BITX. There are also many BITX40's floating around that people never got around to building. I'm hoping that at some point I can make a PCB for a custom BITX board of my

OK, I realize this is not exactly a new topic, but I would appreciate your suggestions... I want a qrp transceiver for very portable operations keeping in mind the following: I will want to work 20

Bending a wire is ok and works fine, within limits. Make sure to keep the ends away from any part of the structure (they're the HV section of the antenna) John K5MO

Doc, What are the dimensions of your space ? What type of antenna are you planning ? John KK4ITX Click Here for Zephyrhills Area Amateur Radio Club Many of life's failures are people who did not

I used to have a good reference site for this but have lost it and haven't found a good one on the net. It looks like I am going to have to use my antenna in the attic. It would require bending