This is part 1 of Lesson 6 for the exam prep to get the Technician Class Amateur Radio license. This lesson is the last for the T1 sub-element of the exam question pool and covers station identification and operation standards. Please visit www.HamWhisperer.com if you have any questions, comments or suggestions. 73, Andy

My 2.5yr old grandson enjoying my audio oscillator, SINAD meter and oscilloscope on June 12th 2010. He enjoyed changing the frequency and hearing the tone change and seeing this on the ‘scope. I didn’t manage to get my own sons interested in amateur radio, but my little grandson is showing some interest already, so maybe [...]

Here is Part 2 of Lesson 6. As always, if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please stop by www.HamWhisperer.com. Until Lesson 7… 73, Andy

How to run cable through firewall of 2002-2006 Jeep Liberty. This two part video covers all you need to know to install your ham or CB radio using a direct connect to battery of vehicle.

from CNN

Earl , K5ROC shows his portable station using a Alinco DX-70 for HF and Yaesu FT-7800R for VHF/UHF. The radios along with antenna tuner and power supply are mounted in a computer case it is transported by placing in a case with wheels and handle. Antennas for the station are a 1/4 wave Diamond and [...]

Here some impressions about my activity as 5N0OCH, 5N0HQ and 5N0EME.

Like every year, we all met on the greek booth in June 2009 again.

This is my Updated Emergency Backup System -115AH deep cycle marine battery (2) -PWRgate PG40S -RigRunner 4005 -Whatt Meter -Power Poles -Black & Decker 750 watt Inverter Complete Standby system, always hooked upto the battery and should the Residential power go out, ill be uninterrupted. The only step I have left, is to add a [...]

Putting together a HAM Radio Emergency Go-Kit. See the contents of a VHF/UHF HAM station on wheels assembled by the Benicia Amateur Radio Club (BARC). Part 2 of 4