A radio amateur’s tour of the Mt Nelson BPL trail in Hobart, Tasmania. Audible and Visual presentation of the interference potential of this technology. More information is available at: reast.asn.au
Burt K1OIK makes a contact from his 50 year old station, the Heathkit DX-40 and Hallicrafters S-76 receiver.
Ham radio – it’s not your grandfather’s radio any more! What’s new and how to get your own federal license. 3 min 40 sec
The Ham Band is Andrew (G3WZZ/OZ1XJ/OZ5E), his wife Lissa and a group of Nashville session musicians. All the songs are about amateur radio and the booklet which comes with the “Seek You” CD tells the whole story of contests, dx-peditions, antennas etc. The Ham Band has just finished their new song/video which describes the whole [...]
KE7FTE, N7QQU and W9ERT show us the “drag and drop” flexibility of the Icom D-STAR System. Offering reliable exchange of large image files, email, word-processing and other files that emergency responders and served agencies find invaluable.
This is a video tour of the University of Dayton Amateur Radio Club’s radio lab. Please check out the W8DOZ listing on QRZ for more information about the club. www.qrz.com 73 de AC8FP Mark
Every Friday a group of us radio guys meet at the Flour Garden Bakery and coffee shop in Grass Valley to talk radio. This morning Grover, K7TP, passes out some modified computer mice to accept a key for Morsemail operation. After the mice are passed out, we start on our AO-51 satellite pass. What follows [...]
A wintry October day on the Ute Trail. doing some Ham radio using 2 meter band,
Twilight Hotel perform Ham Radio Blues at the Times Changed High & Lonesome Club, Winter Wolves Tour, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The evening featured the duo playing as a full band with many guests. Twilight Hotel is Brandy Zdan, guitar accordian, lap steel and vocals and Dave Quanbury, guitar and vocals. Fabulous two evenings! Dave and [...]
kc9kep’s first stab at a crystal filer IF tube receiver for 80 and 40m. From the 1961 ARRL handbook. More information at: www.bignick.net