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Product Reviews

MFJ-1984MP EFHW
Works as advertised
SharkRF OpenSpot IV pro
OS 4 PRO Packet Dropouts
Philips M.E.L. - PRC-2000
The "CALLPAC" is top tactical gear
Yaesu FTdx-101MP
An Outstanding Radio
Elecraft KPA1500 HF+6M Amplifier
Very Pleased
CustomQSL
Great work - very pleased
Hexbeam: by NA4RR
Worked GR8 till 70mph wind
Yaesu FT-2980r
ABSOLUTE UNIT !!
Xiegu X6100
Not nearly as reliable as my Yaesu.
Ameritron RCS-10
MFJ Ameritron JUNK
Wouxun KGUV8H
Great build, performance, features and accessories!

News

RSGB: The Coronation of The King and the Queen Consort:
To celebrate the Coronation, your Society has planned some events and also created activity suggestions for how radio amateurs can mark the Coronation...
Kempton Park Amateur Radio Club Hits the Airwaves:
The Kempton Park Amateur Radio Club (KARTS) operates a repeater radio station that can be utilised by all radio amateurs for casual conversations and ...
Propagation Forecast Bulletin #13 de K7RA:
Solar activity increased this week. Average daily sunspot number rose from 68 to 112.6, and average daily solar flux changed from 145.6 to 156.1. A ne...
Greeneville Hamfest Set April 15 at GC Fairgrounds:
The Andrew Johnson Amateur Radio Club will be hosting Greeneville Hamfest, an amateur radio and electronics swap meet, on Saturday morning, April 15 a...

Propagation

Issued 2023 Apr 02 2105 UTC
Flux: 127 A-Index:14.
K-Index:2
Actv: No space wx storms observed.
Fcst: No space wx storms expected.

NOAA Solar Activity
Measurement Current Next 24 hrs
Geomagnetic
None
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Solar Radiation
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Radio Blackouts
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Articles

Trail Day Adventure
W0RW shares his Pedestrian Mobile Pike's Peak to Barr Camp hike during Field Day.
Amber Silver Alert Net Program© (ASAP)
Would you like to make a difference and help save lives?
Collins KWS-1 Service Bulletin #7 by WA6JKN
How to keep this powerful rig in top shape, and even better than new!
Battery Things
An "eHam Classic" by K0BG

Surveys

Q: Do you still attend local Hamfests / Ham radio flea markets...?

Responses: 110
Comments: 11
Answers:
1:YES! What a great way to find that out-of-the-way bargain, as well as parts for my different projects!
2:YES! I don't go so much to buy things, as I do to see old friends & catch-up on what's happening with them eyeball to eyeball!
3:YES! Hamfests & Ham radio fleamarkets are a grand old tradition: I would hate to see them die-off, & so support them by my being there.
4:NO! They're usually over-crowded, smelly, & filled with odd-ball characters.
5:NO! If I want parts or other goodies there are far easier ways to acquire them, i.e. mail order, the internet, etc.
6:NO! The last Hamfest within driving distance here passed into history some years ago...
7:Other
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