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80Ham Radio Vertical Antenna
When you buy a new 2-way radio and are disappointed in its perormance, there is a good chance the problem is not the radio transceiver at all. Most likely, the deficiency is in your antenna system...
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72Morse Code Mp3 Ringtones
Morse Code Ringtones for cellphones that use mp3 ringtones. This can be a way to identify exactly who is calling, easily assign ringtones to contacts and brush up on morse code.
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77Long Range 2 Way Radios
Long-range two way radios send their signals a long distance because they choose the right frequencies for the band conditions and the place they need to send to. It has little to do with how much power they have, though that helps a little.
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69Amateur Radio Room-For The Novice
There are as many points of view on this subject as there are amateurs in the hobby. You may not agree with everything or, anything, I have expressed on this blog. Let us first agree, we can disagree.Getting...
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78CB Radio Antennas - Which Type Is Right For Your Two Way Radio?
CB antennas range in size from large 27 MHz shortwave antennas through compact mobile antennas with loading coils, down to stubby rubber duck antennas on CB walkie talkie radios. They all have their strengths and weaknesses, but nothing beats a full-sized antenna that is mounted high in the air.
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57Amateur (Ham) and Citizen Band Radio a thing of the past or is it!
I started playing around with CB radio back in the early 70's when there was 3 channels and couldn't talk very far. In later years I became a amateur. We amateurs had packet long before the Internet. ...
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732 Way Radio Range
2 way radio range is important to consider when planning to buy a new two way radio. Where do you plan to use it, in the city, out in the woods somplace or maybe in a boat. All of these scenarios work differently for radio communications. You need to know if you need a two mile radio or a two thousand mile radio.
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60Daily QSL Cards March 2009
Because the QSL-card was managed by one of the expedition operators: Rene, DL2JRM from Germany, it was possible to received the card via the DARC-QSL-bureau. This expedition was operated by Jorge: OA4BHY from...
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62Internet Access in a Remote Village
There are a few solution currently available for this scenario: Microwave (broadband wireless) Link Fiber Optic Link Wireless LOS (laser carrier) Telco, 3G, WCDMA Satellite ISP Ham Radio Depending...
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