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RadCom Basics, January 2023, Edition 32
What the RSGB Convention does for the hobby James Stevens, M0JCQ gives an insight into the RSGB Convention and how it benefits us all. Maybe it’ll encourage you to attend this year. In this edition… 4 Introduction to HamPi Yet again Tony Molloy, M6CIH describes a great source of amateur radio applications for the Raspberry […]
RadCom Basics, November 2022, Edition 31
Improving your CW skills Whatever level of skill you have with Morse code, Jonathan Constable, AC9PG provides all of us with some excellent ways to improve CW speed inside and outside of contests, along with a really good contest challenge In this edition… 4 Introduction to SDR software on a Raspberry Pi-4 – Part 2 […]
RadCom Basics, September 2022, Edition 30
Introduction to SDR software on a Raspberry Pi4 – Part 1 Even though there are numerous good articles and talks on this topic, Tony Molloy, M6CIH provides us with his take in two parts on the software he uses, sources of parts—including where to find Pi-4s—and how to get it all to work In this […]
RadCom Basics, July 2022, Edition 29
With a tight budget – Part 2 How do I get all my equipment and constructional projects in such a small shed? What practical hurdles had to be overcome with storage, lighting, power distribution, flooring, security, and ventilation? In this edition… 4 With a tight budget – Part 2 How do I get all my […]
RadCom Basics, May 2022, Edition 28
A new look for RadCom Basics and a free edition! Welcome to the new look RadCom Basics—we hope you enjoy the new magazine format RadCom Basics is now available in our HTML5 flipbook viewer for the first time ever, and the PDF version is now available as a single file download. To give all our […]
