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Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2031
Z-Match 100 and mini Z-Match , PAC-12 Antenna modification, Aircraft Scatter Operations, PI-RX, Mircules DX Cluster LITE for Android, AirScout
Yaesu FTDX-10 Video
One of the very first video about the Yaesu FTDX-10 HF/50 MHz transceiver with comparison with FTDX-101 and FT991
Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2030
Build the PAC-12 Antenna, Amidon ferrite toroids calculator, Morse Code Trainer Online, 1200z Time Explained, KMRover, Log Book MDB to ADIF utility
Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2029
An automatically tuned 7 to 30 MHz mobile antenna, Double Bazooka, High efficiency, legal limit, solid state linear HF amplifiers, Ham and CB Radio, Portable NVIS Loop for 80m to 40m, LUTZ-Electronics, Guide to HF Contesting, The NorthEast Wisconsin DX Association, W2NAP.com, Online Australian Repeater Maps,
Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2028
Multiband Dipole for 40 30 17 m, Getting Started on RTTY, Building the 10 meter Moxon Antenna , D-STAR Info, ARISS SSTV Award, QSORDER - Listen to yourself, ZL2IFB Elecraft K2 K3,
Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2027
Half Sloper Multiband Antenna, 17m QRP SSB Transceiver, QSL Label Printing in ClubLog, 40m 2 elements HQ Traps Yagi, RYS Electronics, Scanning the Top of Utah, ERcomER,
Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2026
The Ramsay Dipole for 40 20 15 meters, Rectangular Loop antenna for 2 meter band, How to assemble a BNC connector, Homemade 137 MHz Weather Satellive V-dipole Antenna, Proppy HF Circuit Prediction: Space Weather, A Tutorial on the Decibel, 3 Elements Yagi LFA for 50 MHz,
Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2025
LAN-IQ SDR, The Morse Sagas: Cobweb Antennas, Delta Loop for 50 MHz, 136 kHz QRP Transmitter, Top 10 Reasons to Take Ham Radio Portable, Interface for SSTV using a Soundcard, ChrisTech
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