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Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2343
Aluminium Push Up Mast , Yaesu FT-710 QST Review, FT-710 Yaesu official web site, Short introduction to D-STAR, ICOM IC-7100 Review , Troubleshooting Data Mode Problems, Fix FT-757GXII blank display
Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2342
Three-Element Hex Beam Project, 40m Wire Antennas Comparison, 9:1 Balun and Unun, Building a new lithium battery, Dx-peditions365 App, Tripod Platform and Bi-Quad Antenna Mount, Band Decoder Arduino,
Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2341
Performance of 49:1 Ferrite Core Transformers, Variations on a Dipole, Yaesu FTDX101D QST Review, GP Antenna for 1296 MHz, Repair of an FT-1000 MP Mark V , Cloverleaf Antenna, CWvox
Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2340
End Fed Antenna for WARC Bands, Open-Folded W8JK Antenna for HF, 8010 Enfed Antenna, Repeaters a guide for Beginners, Yaesu FT-710 Brochure, Yaesu FT-818 Details, 23cm Yagi antenna,
Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2339
Multiband portable wire antennas, 27MHz CB to 50 MHz Amateur Use Conversion, ICOM IC-7610 Rewind , 6m Oblong Loop Antenna, Programming FT-991A, Operating Amateur Radio Overseas, 6m Beacons Report,
Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2338
WIFI Remote FUCHS ATU for EndFed Antenna, Yaesu FTdx101D Review, DuinoVox USB interface, HB9CV Antenna for 23 cm, A 6m beam for portable operations, FT-818ND Operating Manual, NZ Amateur Beacons,
Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2337
VHF UHF Duo band Yagi Antemma, Simple 2-tone generator, Portable J-Pole Antenna, QRP Z Match Antenna Tuner Project, DK3WN SatBlog, How to Activate a SOTA Peak, EA1CS - DX Info, LU1DSO Radio Club Olavarria,
Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2336
SSB-Transceiver for 14 MHz, Bent-end dipole antennas, Virtual Radar from a Digital TV Dongle, Angle of OCF L-Dipole Antennas, A Universal Programming Cable for Radios, A Magic Ground Mobile Antenna, Frequency Accuracy and Stability of WWV and WWVH
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