RadCom Basics

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RadCom Basics is a bi-monthly digital publication that explores key aspects of amateur radio in a straightforward and accessible way

Welcome to the latest edition

I hope you enjoy reading RadCom Basics and it’s of real help whether you are new to the hobby or just looking to brush up on the basics.

My best wishes

Lee, G4EJB, Editor

In this edition…

• • Filtering signals within the amateur bands
    In this article by Jonathan Constable, M5FUN, we explore improving your reception of signals in the presence of other signals within the amateur bands
  • Fun with a VHF/UHF handheld
    James Stevens, M0JCQ shows how simple VHF/UHF handhelds are a very affordable entry point into our hobby and an ideal way for a beginner to get started
  • Listening via WebSDRs
    Sometimes you just want to listen to what is on the amateur and broadcast bands without all the fuss of getting the radio out and set up – Tony Molloy, M6CIH, discusses how
  • Make a DC voltage reference for your shack
    Don Dorward, VA3DDN, shows how to build a simple DC voltage reference he first put together a few years ago
  • Index of RadCom Basics articles, editions 1 to 27
    Provides you with an up-to-date reference to all RadCom Basics articles

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