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1959 ALBERTA AMATEUR RADIO First Issue
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the 1959 Alberta Amateur Radio plate was Alberta’s first issue of this type.
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Hamilton Amateur Radio Club (Inc.)
It’s a Radial!
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Ham radio humor. Kevin KF5FUZ explains to Erik KF5FDH and Ross N0GSZ how his spare tire bracket improves his radio reception. Gives a new meaning to Radial Tire. Picture taken during all-service radio drill, Austin, Texas
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CRW_6931: Measuring the PVC for the Boom
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1206 SMT resistor compared to penny
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Traditionally, hobbyists have used through-hole components. Virtually all commercial products now use surface mount components. Hobbyists are slowly being dragged over to surface mount parts. The 1206 resistor, to the right of the penny, is just .12 inches by .06 inches. It is one of the larger surface mount sizes. The NorCal Dummy Load uses 44 of these 2.2 kOhm resistors.
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Antena 144 Mhz
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Antena 144 Mhz
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CRARC Hot Dog Sale
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Dave F, Heather F, and Chris S working the hot dog fundraiser at Wal-Mart. Jerry Q is the man behind the camera.
IMG_1107
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Hamilton Amateur Radio Club (Inc.)
Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) contact with Institut Florimont from the ITU amateur radio station 4U1ITU
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Attila Matas, ITU, speaking at the event prior to the Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) contact with Institut Florimont from the ITU amateur radio station 4U1ITU. © ITU/F.Scotti
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FD 2016 081
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Image from page 513 of “QST” (1915)
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Title: QST
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: American Radio Relay League
Subjects: Radio Radio
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least at the beginning. This article describes the construction of asimple one-tube regenerative receiver that willfulfill the basic requirements for communicationswork. The title of the article states that thereceiver is a one-tube job. Actually, it uses twotubes in one envelope — envelope meaning theglass enclosure. The 6U8 is a triode-pentode, andin this receiver the pentode section is used as aregenerative detector and the triode portion asan audio amplifier. With this receiver it is possible to hear amateurand commercial stations in the 2- to 20-Mc.range. This tuning range will enable the builderto listen to the two low-frequency Novice bands.Also, if one is interested in obtaining codepractice, WlAW, the ARRL Hq. station, can betuned in for its nightly code-practice sessions. The Circuit The circuit used in this receiver differs in a fewplaces from the usual regenerative-receiver cir-cuit. For example, instead of the usual smallantenna-coupling capacitor or inductor, provision
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was included here for either a series- or parallel-tuned antenna circuit. This allows a wide rangeof coupling adjustments to be obtained, as isoften necessary with regenerative receivers. Referring to Fig. 1, the antenna coil, Li,couples the signal to the detector tuned circuitL2C2C3. The capacitor, C2, is larger than C3 andis used as the handset capacitor — once Czis set for a particular frequency range, C3 is usedas the bandspread tuning control. To facilitateusing manufactured coils, the coil L2 is tappedto obtain a feed-back or tickler winding. Re-generation in the detector is controlled bychanging the screen voltage obtained at thepotentiometer Ri. An r.f. filter, using two cap-acitors and an r.f. choke, is placed in the platecircuit of the pentode detector to reduce r.f.appearing at the grid of the triode audio ampli-fier. Still further attenuation of r.f. at the gridis obtained through the use of a series resistorand a shunt capacitor right at the grid of theaudio stage. To s
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Deploying the antenna
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Attaching the antenna to the mast on the trailer. This is where the CW action happened.
Ham Log Page 1 of 5
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New Tower 10/12/2015
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Last night I picked up 14 sections of 55G tower for both myself and my dad. One piece is damaged so it will not be usable. Five pieces will be used for my own tower and eight will be used for my dad’s. The short vertical piece will be buried in concrete for the base of my dad’s tower.
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SASKATCHEWAN 1964 —AMATEUR RADIO LICENSE PLATE PAIR
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SASKATCHEWAN 1963 —AMATEUR RADIO LICENSE PLATE
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Image from page 682 of “QST” (1915)
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Title: QST
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: American Radio Relay League
Subjects: Radio Radio
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n and Conditional ex-ams are given only by mail. See page 50, May1954 QST, or the License Mamml for details.) Albuquerque, N. M.: October 1. Amarillo, Texas: September 13. Anchorage, Alaska, 53 U. S. Post Office Bldg.: By appoint-ment. Atlanta, Georgia, 718 Atlanta National Building, 50 White-hall St. S. W.: Tuesday and Friday at 8:30 a.m. Baltimore 2, Md., 500 McCawley Bldg.: Monday throughFriday. When code test required, between 8:30 a.m. and9:30 a.m. Beaumont, Texas, 329 P. O. Bldg.: Monday through Fridayexcept Thursday only when code test required. Birmingham, Ala.: September 7, December 7. Boise, Idaho: Sometime in October. Boston, Mass., 1600 Customhouse: Wednesday throughFriday 9:00 a.m. to 10 a.m. Buffalo, N. Y., 328 P. O. Bldg.: Thursday. Butte, Mont.: Sometime in September. Charleston, W. Va.: Sometime in September and December. Chicago, 111., 826 U. S. Courthouse: Friday. Cincinnati, Ohio: Sometime in August and November. Cleveland, Ohio: Sometime in September and December.
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Oswald G. Villard, jr., W6QYT, was chosen by theMerit Award Committee to receive the ARRL Awardfor 1954. Presentation was made at the Pacific DivisionConvention by Director Harry M. Engwicht (center),W6HC; Convention Chairman W6UJU is at left. Theplaque states the basis of the award is for the advance-ment of the welfare of amateur radio through outstand-ing technical contributions in the fields of wave propa-gation, single-sideband telephony, and selective cir-cuits. Better known as Mike, ^ 60YT is an associateprofessor at Stanford University, trustee of W6YX,and well-known QST author. {Photocourtesy W6WAIE) Columbus, Ohio: Sometime in July and October. Corpus Christi, Texas: September 8, December 8. Dallas. Texas, 500 U. S. Terminal Annex Bldg.: Mondaythrough Friday, except Tuesday only when code testrequired. Davenport, Iowa: Sometime in July and October. Denver, Colo., 521 New CuBtomhouee: Ist and 2nd Thurs-days, 8 A.M. Des Moines, Iowa: Sometime in July and October. Detroit, Mich
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Weird ship
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MCARC Field Day 2014 87
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Backwoods Home Magazine #140 – Mar/Apr 2013
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BahiaBBQ-6674
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W5QO making contacts on 20 meters 11/6/14
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Whistler WS1065 Digital Desktop Scanner (Black)
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- Skywarn Storm Spotter Function – Instant access to frequencies used by storm spotter networks.
- Digital AGC – Instantly compensates for low user audio levels that are common on digital systems
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Kurt-Erica-1964
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Erica and Kurt in my dad’s ham radio shack. I’m 3, Erica is 5.
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L1080129
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The 7th Annual Geek Meet
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A geek picnic featuring science, tech, drones, ham radios, solar chargers, cosplay, medieval sword fighting, Legos, solar astronomy and more. Held at Ala Moana Beach Park, Magic Island on June 1, 2014.
N5LFH
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Yaesu VX-7R Back
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20130801-八重洲(Yaesu)
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RICOH GR / Internal JPEG
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Jin pole work
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ARRL Field Day Sunday June 29 , 2014 at the Reagan Library and Museum
Preparing for the test
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MCARC Field Day 2014 176
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IMG_1137
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John climbs the tower
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Norcal qrp smk-1 torrid
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A few nice Yaesu images I found:
SAM_0307
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Old Tokyo Station Building Being Dismantled
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Old Tokyo Station building is being dismantled now. It seems that only a few floors of the twelve-story building are left.
The old station building is shown at the center of “Twin Tower at Tokyo Station Yaesu Exit.”
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Carlos Brandão, Ibram
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Mestre e doutor em Ciências Biológicas, com foco em Zoologia, pela Universidade de São Paulo, (USP), Carlos Roberto Brandão foi diretor do Museu de Zoologia da USP, membro suplente do Conselho Nacional de Políticas Culturais (CNPC) do Ministério da Cultura. Também presidiu o Comitê Executivo do Conselho Internacional de Museus (Icom) no período de 2006 a 2010, permanecendo como integrante do Icom até 2013. (Fotos de Janine Moraes)
Radio Pouch
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me as iCom screen
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ben dalton
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Yaesu vx-8r
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365 day’s chocolate
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This is FOC service for to here customers. Today’s chocolate was Appetizer Cheese. Because today is "Day of Beer" (I do not know). It was made of cacao butter and cheese. I am not a big this fan.
Theo ZS6TVB Station – Yaesu FT-897
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Theo ZS6TVB Station – Yaesu FT-897
Connect Plus Human Physiology (1 sem) Access Card for Vander’s Human Physiology with APR & PhILS
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Baofeng GT-3 Arrival along with Amateur Radio study guide
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Image from page 304 of “The seventh continent; a history of the discovery and explorations of Antarctica” (1918)
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Title: The seventh continent; a history of the discovery and explorations of Antarctica
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Wright, Helen S. (Helen Saunders), b. 1874
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over its surface untilthat month, which corresponds with the Northern Aug-ust. * A circumstance, however, he continues, that is farmore objectionable to the Southern traveller than theextremity of temperature is the frequency of wind. Itis perhaps too broad a generalization to say that Arcticjourneys have usually been made under fine weatherconditions, but few, if any, Arctic travellers have beensubjected to the distressing frequency of blizzards andstrong winds that added so much to our discomfort inthe South. The geographical difference between the work of theNorthern and Southern sledge traveller is as great asthe climate, if not greater. … To the South, it willbe seen that everywhere the explorers ship is broughtup by solid land or by some mighty wall resembling thatof the Great Ice Barrier; to pass beyond his ship there-fore, the explorer must either travel over land or overgreat and ancient snow-fields which possess a similarsurface. We have, therefore, this great geographical
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Captain Scott ^s Explorations 253 difference between the North and the South; the greaterpart of Northern travelling has been and will be doneon sea-ice, but the greater part of Southern travellinghas been and will be done over land surfaces, or what inthis respect are their equivalents. On travelling over the Great Barrier to the South,I was constantly impressed by recognizing the diffi-culties of surface so graphically described by Nansen inhis First Crossing of Greenland; and I came to the con-clusion that the conditions were very similar. But I wasstill more impressed by the obvious impossibility ofdragging a sledge over such a surface at the rate main-tained by the old English travellers on the Northernsea-ice. A general comparison of the sledging condi-tions met with in the North and in the South CEUinotbe said, therefore, to be in favour of the latter, and itmust be conceded that the Antarctic sledge travellerjourneys under considerable relative disadvantage; hehas to meet seve
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Willemstad-6600
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SASKATCHEWAN 1966 —AMATEUR RADIO LICENSE PLATE PAIR
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Hamvention 2011 – Dayton Ohio – Hara Arena
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Random snapshots from my day at this year’s Hamvention in Dayton OH.
Sorry for the poor quality… these pictures were all taken with the camera in my GPS unit. 🙂
Knice Knobs
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20130102_1508_20M_PSK31_IZ2EWM
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1967 – Dad’s room – (b&w)
Image by Rev. Xanatos Satanicos Bombasticos (ClintJCL)
Never knew my dad was into the whole QSL cards thing. I had only recently heard of those on Reverend V’s blog.
Another pic from this set that is barely distinguishable from this one — a cord is dangling slightly differently — appeared in Popular Electronics magazine.
From left – RCA Stereo Cartridge Tape Recorder, Symphonic Stereo Phonograph (Garrard 1000), Audio Color box, FM Police/Fire Radio, Hallicrafters S-118 Shortwave radio, Comstat-25 CB Radio, Lafayette HA-230 SW Radio, RCA AM-FM radio, VM speaker, 30-watt Airline amplifier w/12" Jensen speaker. Vic’s call-sign was WPE4HTV (monitoring only). Alexandria VA
On The Air sign, QSL cards, desk, ham radio, hardware, microphone, window.
black and white. from Dad.
Dad’s room, Grandparents’ house, Alexandria, Virginia.
1967.
… Read my blog at ClintJCL.wordpress.com
Sample N5PRE QSL
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I never had a QSL manager before. I saw a screen shot for eqsl.cc in CQ magazine on page 82 of the March 2009 issue and thought I’d check it out. I liked what I saw so I upgraded to Bronze status and was able to create my own design.
#uraguay #qsl #tenmeter #hamradio
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MFJ-925 Compact Auto tuner, 200W
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6_28_08 Mich at HamFest
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The worst enemy to creativity is self-doubt. Sylvia Plath
Baltimore Hamfest
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Random Mac parts at the Hamfest in Baltimore this year. I wanted to liberate them all, and give them a new home.
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Minnesota Youth Amateur Radio Council
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amateur radio RF battlestation – Albert J Celley – W3FFZ
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Jim Zimmerman, K0JLZ (left) and Mike Manes, W5VSI setting up some vintage equipment for sale.
ICOM 2013
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mastDetail
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A detail of the three-section fiberglass mast on the tripod supporting the antenna. View the large size to see the fiberglass mast sections and the antenna. The fiberglass masts fit over the tripod as if purpose made, then nest on each other. We have four fiberglass sections, but used only three here. We bought the sections at a military surplus store, where they are described as tent poles.
We could have splayed the legs of the tripod out further for greater stability, as the bike mechanic did.
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s59dgo_50let_0117
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KC Makerfaire Field Day
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Sonny is fond of tube rigs.
PC SWAP for Antenna Analyzer
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This Toshiba A15-S129 is available for swap. Details, if you are a ham radio person: I want to trade a Toshiba Satellite A15-S129 notebook computer for an antenna analyzer.
The Computer:
Celeron 2.4 GHz 400 MHz system bus clock speed
13 by 11.5 by 1.5 inches
6.3 pounds
40 GB hard disk
15-inch active-matrix display (1024×768 maximum resolution
DVD/CD-RW
two USB ports
integrated 56K modem
RJ-45 LAN network port
PCMCIA port (1)
The system fan buzzes when it starts up and after about 3-5 minutes quiets to normal and functions normally. There are about a dozen weird pixels where the screen has touched the touchpad over time all within a 1cm spot, and one 1-pixel-wide vertical line on the monitor. (Photographs show this.)
This would make an excellent PC for portable digital ops, and is a fine general-purpose second machine.
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I am looking for an MFJ antenna analyzer, or one of another type if you wish to suggest one.
Thanks,
KC7FYS
A few nice ARRL images I found:
Submarine (closeup)
Image by Hideki Saito
KF6MXB on 6m SSB
Image by GraceFamily
ARRL Field Day Sunday June 29 , 2014 at the Reagan Library and Museum