RadCom Basics, March 2024, Edition 39
Operating portable, a personal experience
Mark Hartley, M0XCZ reflects upon his experiences of portable operating and provides an account aimed at encouraging amateurs to get out there and experience the benefits of portable operating
In this edition…
- 4 Checking and testing components: Part one
Lee Aldridge, G4EJB, provides guidance about how to check and test components. This is useful if you are thinking about constructional work, repair work, or rebuilding old equipment. Lee provides some basic pointers and tells us how to avoid potential pitfalls- 14 Working the 160 and 80m bands from small gardens and limited space: Part two
Andy Gilfillan, G0FVI explains the challenges of operating these two low HF bands from restrictive small gardens and spaces- 22 Verticals and radials, how important are they?
In this article, Tim Hier, G5TM examines the extent to which radials play a part in enhancing the performance of a HF vertical antenna- 28 Operating portable, a personal experience
Mark Hartley, M0XCZ reflects upon his own experiences of portable operating. Mark provides an account aimed at encouraging amateurs to get out there and experience the—sometimes unexpected—benefits of portable operating.- 34 Keeping it clean! A guide to clean transmissions: Part one
Andy Gilfillan, G0FVI provides some great tips and advice on how to transmit a clean signal by examining why a transmission might sound ‘unclean’- 41 Index of RadCom Basics articles, editions 1 to 39
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