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Icom IC-7760 Review: First Impressions by Difona Communication and WIMO
Two product reviews from Difona Communications and WIMO about the ICOM IC-7760
Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2437
Constructing a Lindenblad Antenna for Receiving Weather Satellite Signals, Buying an HF High Power Amplifier, NDBs Received Worldwide, Station QRP Handcrafted tube transmitters, Obtaining a Copy of Your FCC License, PRFCalc, Central Kansas Armature Radio Club,
ICOM Responds to Reports of Exploding Radios in Lebanon
Icom addressed reports of its V-82 radios being involved in Lebanon explosions, suggesting counterfeit or discontinued models with modified batteries. The company emphasized strict distribution controls and Japanese manufacturing standards.
Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2436
Shortened 40m Rotary Dipole Antenna, Aging Trends in Ham Radio Contesting: A Demographic Review, DIY 4:1 Current Balun with FT240-31, HB9CV On-Line Antenna Calculator , Electronic Component Distribution, The PAPA System, Charly Tango International DX-Group - Blog, Northland Antique Radio Club
Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2435
Homebrew Satellite Antenna Elevation System, LOGGI Log-Periodic Yagi Hybrid Antenna, SuperFox User Guide, Acom 1500 HF+6M Linear Amplifier G6NHU Review, External HF/VHF Antenna Switching Unit , YAGio Yagi Design, 23cm transverter, PAPA Repeaters Map - Californa,
Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2434
A Shortened 20 thru 40 Meter Vertical for POTA, Moon tracking DLL, Sideswiper Net, Practical Design of Very High Gain Yagi Arrays, DJ5IL Karl Transmitting on Shortwave since 1973
ICOM IC-7760 HF/50MHz 200W Transceiver
ICOM IC-7760 is a HF/50 MHz 200W SDR transceiver presented at Tokyo Ham Fair in August 2024
Yaesu FTX-1F New product Announcement
Yaesu has announced the FTX-1F, a portable transceiver launching in early 2025. It offers 6W output, 9 hours of operation on HF bands, and covers HF, 50, 144, and 430 MHz. More details coming soon!
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