Thank you for reading SkyWaves! Please tell me how to make the newsletter better for our club. I am back in Texas for a few weeks. If you enjoy SkyWaves I challenge you to send me a photo of your shack! SkyWaves is the official newsletter of the Sachse Amateur Radio Association. We meet on the second Thursday of every month. You are invited! Download Please enjoy our newsletter. It is very Technician accessible, and there is a comic section for those of you who are trying to gently teach something about the hobby. It's not as big as usual. I was very busy herding cats! Special finds: Radio Quest; the continuing fun self-challenge, how many points do you have? Getting on the Club Repeater; busting through the jargon. Explanation of the special election this month Honoring John Smyder, W5JWS Reader-contributed 10m antenna build Lite Tech Corner QRZ Reader-contributed Shack Photos Download the March SkyWaves newsletter, now published in a magazine format. Click here to download or copy this link into your browser's address bar: https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=1LdkMhBF5ILzFgSK1mIbR87hKDCC4cUMk Show me your RadioQuest cards! There is one in every newsletter. How far have you been able to progress? Reply with a screenshot or the number of points you have! I fear you guys are going to find the dumbest typos ever Hop on your radio and keep having fun! KG5WHQ
An easy and inexpensive simple antenna assembly isnt a secret or hard to plan in the theory before. Always nice for some experiments, when HF isnt in the main intrest. The results are maybe not always good looking, but it will work. Good job, Lonnie.
Ha, true! We just need a signal first, don't we? I love that experiments are hitting the pages more and more.
Hey many thanks to y'all for publishing SkyWaves and making it free! I always forward the latest editions in the Texas A&M Amateur Radio Club discord server!
Thats right. To generate a clear signal first, is much more complicated than to build an antenna. And there were some kits, like the mcHF by M0NKA, but these are gone away. But a new try with the latest Bitx are nice too. To this other commercial monobanders, which are specialized to a chosen frequency range, can offer sometimes more than an allmode for everything.
Along this line...Does anyone have an experiment build for a 2m transciever? I am considering a club kit build.
