Ham and Shortwave Radio
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Ham radio, also known as amateur radio, is a hobby that allows individuals to communicate with each other using radio frequencies. Some of the benefits of ham radio include the ability to communicate with others locally and around the world, the opportunity to learn about electronics and radio technology, and the ability to provide a valuable public service during emergencies when other forms of communication may be unavailable. Ham radio can also be a fun and social hobby, allowing individuals to meet and connect with others who share their interests.
NR-1: A Revolutionary Noise Blanker Unveiled After Two Years of R&D The NR-1 is a cutting-edge Noise Blanker, meticulously crafted and perfected by Kostas sv3ora through two years of dedicated development and exhaustive testing. Heralded as a groundbreaking tool for radio operators, the NR-1 boasts the ability to effectively eliminate impulse-type noise that plagues communication … Read more
Getting started can be daunting for those interested in amateur radio but with little to no experience. While there are many apps and resources available, they often assume some prior knowledge or focus solely on exam preparation. However, free educational resources are available that start from zero and provide a solid foundation for understanding amateur … Read more
Slow Scan Television, or SSTV, is a fascinating way to engage with space technology right from your own backyard. As a radio enthusiast, I’ve always been excited about the possibility of receiving images transmitted directly from the International Space Station (ISS). The ISS sporadically broadcasts these images using a radio frequency reserved for ham operators, … Read more
Ham radio, also known as amateur radio, is a popular hobby for many people around the world. It involves using radio equipment to communicate with other ham radio operators, often over long distances. One of the most common questions asked by those new to the hobby is how many ham radio bands are there. The … Read more