Looking for a 2M repeater amplifier? This is a continuous-duty, 100-watt, FM (class C) amplifier with a very large heatsink. Factory spec: max power 100 watts at 147.10 Mhz, and it will operate from 144 to 148 Mhz. Asking just $100 plus shipping.
It’s time to clear out the DXing shack. I am offering for sale a great FT-920 HF+6M transceiver complete with an RTL-SDR system (IF-output) that provides full-band spectrum display with N1MM Logger, FSK and CW interface cables, and a SignaLink for audio RTTY, PSK, FT8 and meteor scatter modes.
View your real-time totals during a contest, and compare them in real-time with previous contests. Athena, created by PC5M (sk), does exactly that.
If you’re working FT8 using WSJT-X version 1.9.1 or earlier, you may not be able to work stations using the latest release candidate of WSJT-X 2.0. Update your software to the latest release version and all will work.
6M is about to be a whole lot more fun from VA7ST with the addition of an M2 6M7JHV yagi — 7 elements on a 30-foot boom.
Looking for a 2M repeater amplifier? This is a continuous-duty, 100-watt, FM (class C) amplifier with a very large heatsink. Factory spec: max power 100 watts at 147.10 Mhz, and it will operate from 144 to 148 Mhz. Asking just $100 plus shipping.
It’s time to clear out the DXing shack. I am offering for sale a great FT-920 HF+6M transceiver complete with an RTL-SDR system (IF-output) that provides full-band spectrum display with N1MM Logger, FSK and CW interface cables, and a SignaLink for audio RTTY, PSK, FT8 and meteor scatter modes.
View your real-time totals during a contest, and compare them in real-time with previous contests. Athena, created by PC5M (sk), does exactly that.
If you’re working FT8 using WSJT-X version 1.9.1 or earlier, you may not be able to work stations using the latest release candidate of WSJT-X 2.0. Update your software to the latest release version and all will work.
6M is about to be a whole lot more fun from VA7ST with the addition of an M2 6M7JHV yagi — 7 elements on a 30-foot boom.
The Zone Zero podcast featured two episodes devoted to the 2017 ARRL 160M contest. See how I thought I would do in the contest, then listen to how I actually did.
This year, I prepared two special editions of the Zone Zero podcast — one a preview of the CW Worldwide CW contest on Nov. 25 and 26, 2017, and a post-contest report.
The world came out to play in the 2017 CQWW Phone contest, October 28-29. See a brief analysis of running domestic stations vs. chasing DX in one of the biggest worldwide contests of the year.
The VA7ST station has a new contesting amplifier — the Ameritron AL-80BX joins a pair of SB-221 amplifiers for high-power operation.
It’s time for a podcast devoted to amateur radio contests. Now we have one. Welcome to Zone Zero.