On March 21, 2010 I worked many of my youtube fans on 40 meters. We only had a few stations on 40M, this was a much slower pace, so we had more time to talk with each other. Lots of fun learning more about each ham radio operator and his station. Enjoy, Randy
With the permission of the NPS and the guidance of Ranger Barbara – N1NS four radio amateurs: Pi – K1RV, Chris – W6HFP, Guy – N7UN and Steve – wgøat spent the evening at the Coast Guard Station at Eastham on Cape Cod. Adjacent to the original historic Marconi Beach transmitter site
Diana Eng shows us around the QRP Ham Radio Convention in Boston.
Clip is from the classic film titled “Love Finds Andy Hardy” (1939). Andy Hardy (Mickey Rooney) uses a local Ham Operator to send an urgent message to Canada. All logos and trademarks in this site are property of their respective owner. FAIR USE NOTICE: This site contains copyrighted material the use of which has not [...]
what it take to get your ham radio license
www.livecbradio.com Some pictures to fill space, a few audio recordings made of ham radio activity on the 17,20 & 80 meter bands, and of course the “CF RAP”. (a song about ham radio) The recordings were made using an Icom 707 and a cb antenna. (The 80 meter recording was done via pc mic). Ham [...]
Pictures of just some of the things that can be done in Amateur Radio. From Slow Scan TV (SSTV) to talking to the International Space Station, from CW to digital, Automatic Packet Reporting System (APRS) to Voice over Internet Protocol (voip) Linking using echolink and eqso plus much more.
Topics: On-Air-Event is Canceled Jan 30 – Test today for Feb 20th. I did an ustream test feeding local mic, K3 HF and TS-2000 Echolink to the world. Worked pretty good. Youtube On-The-Air Event February 20, 2010 21:00 UTC 14.270 mhz Look at my new SX-71 and K3 My visit at Waters & Stanton in [...]
A group of us youtubers did a meetup on 7296 khz Upper Sideband, and also included Roberto (munichman1968) via the internet-based Echolink System
This is a video of the Lindsay/Gingery coil winder that I built a ways back. It makes nice universal wound coils as well as solenoids. It is basically the Morris coil winder that was popular in the early years of radio.