"It is important to recognize that simply adding a top hat to a vertical of a given physical height may reduce ground losses." -- The ARRL Antenna Book, 21st Ed.
Boo Yah!
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I received two emails from UPS that two packages are due to be delivered
tomorrow. The first is the new console for my Ambient weather station.
Here's wh...
The Rad Receiver from N6GWB
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*Geoff N6GWB and his eldest have produced a really wonderful receiver, and
have joined the elite ranks of those who have built their own receivers.
Con...
An Inline RF Step Attenuator for QRPp Work
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I don’t need to explain the attraction of low power operation; if you’re
reading this, the chances are that you are already a convert. I’ve been
operating ...
My 50,000th QSO - an extraordinary coincidence
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I made my 50,000th QSO as a licenced radio amateur today. Recently, I had
noticed that my QSO count was steadily increasing from 45,000, and then
46,000,...
Static Arrestor for Amateur Radio Antennas
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I live in an HOA. While I’ll not argue the pro’s and con’s of living in an
HOA, it’s been a struggle to get any kind of HF antenna installed. However,
I ca...
Over 4.5 Million QSO's in QSO Database!
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[image: K1024 M0OXO Logo 2017]Stats show that the QSO's held in the M0OXO
Database has now passed the 4.5 Million QSO mark!
We now have a total of *4,505...
Kids and Amateur Radio
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Did we manage to get a half dozen elementary school kids to pay attention
to amateur radio? Yes, yes we did. How?
1. We arranged to set up a demo t...
Dry season grass fires
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In early April, 2014, there were a large number of grass fires that burned
several hundred acres from Nimitz Hill where I live all the way south to
Mt. Ten...
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