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ICOM IC-7200

The ICOM IC7200 is a robust amateur radio trasceiver for HF plus six meters band

Yaesu FT-891

The Yaesu FT-891 is a compact 100W transceiver praised for its portability, excellent receiver performance, and affordability, making it ideal for mobile operations. However, users criticize its menu-driven interface, lack of internal antenna tuner, and basic display features. Overall, it caters well to budget-conscious operators focused on portability.

Diamond V2000a Antenna

Triband Base Antenna for 6m 2m 70cm bands.

Icom IC PW-1

Icom PW1 Linear Amplifier

Icom IC-2730

IC-2730 VHF/UHF Dual band mobile transceiver, featuring two simultaneous receivers and cross band repeater.

Yaesu FT-4XR / FT-4XE VHF/UHF HT

Yaesu FT-4X 5W VHF / UHF Handheld Transceiver at a very affordable price

Xiegu G106 HF QRP SDR Transceiver

Xiegu G106 is a 5W portable QRP radio with SDR circuit structure using 16bit-CODEC sampling, which can provide superior performance.The whole device is with...
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Anytone AT-778UV FM Dual Band Transceiver

The Anytone AT-778UV is a popular dual-band FM transceiver known for its affordability and solid features. Operating on VHF (144-148 MHz) and UHF (440-450 MHz) bands, it offers selectable power outputs of 25W, 15W, or 5W. Its bright 180-degree TFT LCD display and intuitive interface enhance usability in various settings. While it delivers good audio quality and a robust build, it lacks a dedicated volume knob and may heat up during extended use. Overall, it's an excellent entry-level choice for amateur radio enthusiasts.

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The G3LZR Tribander : The charm of the Impossible Antenna

In the era of modern amateur radio, dominated by antenna modeling programs and mammoth dynamic beams, there is a gem from the past that...

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The Art of Telegraphy: Learning Morse Code with a Practice Oscillator

The importance of having a Morse practice oscillator for those who want to learn Morse code. Options for buying or building one.

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[ARRL] - Friday August 7 2026
Solar activity has been at low levels, with occasional B-class flaring and isolated low-level C-class flares observed. The largest event of the period was a C1.6/Sf flare on August 5 from Region 4502.  The six numbered sunspot regions on the visible disk are mostly stable or in varying stages of decay. Region 4498 showed a slight decrease in penumbral extent. Region 4499 declined in length and ...
[RSGB] - Friday August 7 2026
The RSGB Board has approved an updated Contest Entry Policy following a review, consultation and careful consideration. From 1 January 2027, eligibility to participate in RSGB contests will be open to all appropriately licensed radio amateurs, regardless of nationality or location. Entry will be subject only to the legal and regulatory obligations applicable to both […]
[RSGB] - Friday August 7 2026
The RSGB Board has approved an updated Contest Entry Policy following a review, consultation and careful consideration. From 1 January 2027, eligibility to participate in RSGB contests will be open to all appropriately licensed radio amateurs, regardless of nationality or location. Entry will be subject only to the legal and regulatory obligations applicable to both […]
[RSGB] - Friday August 7 2026
There will be a partial solar eclipse on Wednesday, 12 August, and the RSGB Propagation Studies Committee would like your help with some radio experiments. There are three ways that RSGB members can get involved and support the Committee in investigating how the Sun’s ultraviolet and X-ray output affects our ionosphere and how radio waves […]
[RSGB] - Friday August 7 2026
There will be a partial solar eclipse on Wednesday 12 August and the RSGB Propagation Studies Committee would like your help with some radio experiments. There are three ways that RSGB members can get involved and support the Committee in investigating how the Sun’s ultraviolet and X-ray output affects our ionosphere and how radio waves […]
[RSGB] - Friday August 7 2026
The Course and Exam finder page on the RSGB website is now back online. The application has been completely redeveloped, following major works on the Society’s website this summer. It now features a fully responsive layout for mobile devices, plus a clearer and more accessible user interface. You’ll find colour-coded banners for the exam levels […]
[RSGB] - Friday August 7 2026
The Course and Exam finder page on the RSGB website is now back online. The application has been completely redeveloped, following major works on the Society’s website this summer. It now features a fully responsive layout for mobile devices, plus a clearer and more accessible user interface. You’ll find colour-coded banners for the exam levels […]
[ARRL] - Saturday August 1 2026
Solar activity has remained at low levels. Region 4494 exhibited decay in its trailing spots as its flare activity subsided. Region 4498 rotated into better viewing positioning, revealing mixed polarity just behind its large leading spot, and was responsible for a handful of low-level C-class flares.Region 4499 underwent evolution, gaining additional spots and producing a low-level C-class flar...
[RSGB] - Friday July 31 2026
An exciting volunteer opportunity has arisen to lead the RSGB Regional Team following the decision by George Crawford, GM1DSV to stand down as Regional Forum Chair once the right candidate is appointed. The RSGB would like to express its thanks to George who will be focusing his time on serving Region 1 as its Regional […]
[RSGB] - Friday July 31 2026
An exciting volunteer opportunity has arisen to lead the RSGB Regional Team following the decision by George Crawford, GM1DSV to stand down as Regional Forum Chair once the right candidate is appointed. The RSGB would like to express its thanks to George who will be focusing his time on serving Region 1 as its Regional […]

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Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2624

This week, we’re looking at a few practical builds and some useful tools for the shack. There’s a good write-up on constructing a 70cm collinear, something that often comes up for local repeaters or even satellite work, offering a decent gain figure from common materials. For those interested in portable HF, we have a couple of magnetic loop designs; one covers 40m-17m, emphasizing portability, while another focuses on broadband reception, which can be quite handy for monitoring. We also found a CW contest simulator, Web Morse Runner, which lets you dial in bandwidth and speed, a good way to keep those skills sharp without needing to be on the air. Finally, a new supplier, Chatt Radio, has popped up, worth a look for parts and gear.

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