New Starter’s Newsletter
April-May 2015: New Starter’s Newsletter
Welcome to the April-May 2015 edition, and the final edition as the New Starter’s Newsletter. Beginning with the June and July edition, this newsletter will be called RadCom Basics. You will need to log into RSGB Membership Services to read the articles. In this issue Why do you need to use a balun? What is […]
February-March 2015: New Starter’s Newsletter
Welcome to the February-March 2015 edition of the New Starter’s Newsletter. You will need to log into RSGB Membership Services to read the articles. In this issue Making the most of 160m Operating 10m FM repeaters How to take part in a radio net Choosing the right 12V power supply
December 2014-January 2015: New Starter’s Newsletter
Welcome to the December 2014-January 2015 edition of the New Starter’s Newsletter. You will need to log into RSGB Membership Services to read the articles. In this issue Making the most of 80m (3.5MHz) Getting the most out of your 2m handheld How to build a simple multiband vertical for HF Moving up—intermediate and advanced […]
October-November 2014: New Starter’s Newsletter
Welcome to the October-November 2014 edition of the New Starter’s Newsletter. You will need to log into RSGB Membership Services to read the articles. In this issue Using beacons to gauge HF propagation Using HF propagation prediction software Work a DXpedition this autumn Making the most of 40m (7MHz)
August-September 2014: New Starter’s Newsletter
Welcome to the August-September 2014 edition of the New Starter’s Newsletter. You will need to log into RSGB Membership Services to read the articles. In this issue Operating overseas with your licence Work DX using HF verticals on a beach Finding band plans and repeater lists for other countries APRS—what is it? How does it […]
June-July 2014: New Starter’s Newsletter
Welcome to the June-July 2014 edition of the New Starter’s Newsletter. You will need to log into RSGB Membership Services to read the articles. In this issue How computer logging can help you Antennas—what is impedance and reactance? Understanding the GB2RS Propagation Report: Part 2 Taking part in a special event station
