RadCom Basics
RadCom Basics is a bi-monthly digital publication that explores key aspects of amateur radio in a straightforward and accessible way
A visit to the National Radio Centre: Part 1
A visit that I shall always remember and for all the right reasons; I sincerely hope that my trip to Bletchley Park inspires you to go and see how our hobby is so well promoted at such an important historical location
In this edition…
- 4 Stories of the Construction Competition
The winner and runner-up from the RSGB Construction Competition Beginners’ category- 12 Repairing circuit board tracks: Part 2
Building on the repairs shown in the first article, Lee, G4EJB expands on the methods and attempts a repair in a tight space, and gets away with it… just!- 20 A simple multi-band vertical for HF
Here’s an update to a non-resonant antenna that could be a good compromise answer to limited space, limited budget, and even for portable use- 24 Basic fault-finding: Part 6
Lee, G4EJB looks at diagnosing faults with passive and electro-mechanical components using some of the methods from previous fault-finding, and the odd back of a screwdriver- 30 A visit to the National Radio Centre: Part 1
A visit that I shall always remember and for all the right reasons; I sincerely hope that my trip to Bletchley Park inspires you to go and see how our hobby is so well promoted at such an important historical location- 34 Index of RadCom Basics articles, editions 1 to 35
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The archive of historical back issues from June 2015 to March 2022 are being converted to single file PDFs and HTML5 for an improved viewing experience and will be available again in 2023
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