Check out these Ham Radio images:
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Leaving Croydon
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These riders are on their way out of Croydon, Utah headed toward the turn-around point.
Archive for month: July, 2017
Some cool Ham Radio images:
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Image by Associazione Radioamatori Italiani
The bloom of cherry blossoms of Yaesu Sakura Street
Image by nakashi
八重洲さくら通りの桜並木
A few nice Ham Radio images I found:
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Image by Michael R Perry
Radiomarine Corporation of America Key Cover Type RM-28. SS Lane Victory.
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A few nice ARRL images I found:
Image from page 111 of “QST” (1915)
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Title: QST
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: American Radio Relay League
Subjects: Radio Radio
Publisher: [Newington, Conn., etc., American Radio Relay League]
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LET A HINTSTRAIGHTEN OUT A JOnL! V^onfused over something? Let the latestedition, Volume Five, of ARRL Hints &Kinks give you a helping hand and saveyou grief and time. Youd be surprised atthe shortcuts and tips listed in this book. A. .s Its cover says,333 practical ideasworkshop, and thedex, a new feature, it is a symposium of for the station and Ready-Reference In- will help you find information quickly and easily. .00 U. S. A. Proper — Elsewhere, .25The American Radio Relay League West Hartford 7, Conn.
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FCDA APPROVED CRYSTAL CONTROLLED SINGLE FREQUENCY RECEIVER TUNABLE* 3 MC TO 8 MC 1 MICROVOLT SENSITIVITY 5 KC at 2X down Selectivity 5 SPEAKER BUILT-IN BUILT FOR NEW YORK STATE CD USE FOR COMPLETE DETAILS AND PRICES, WRITE MODEL SRX-I SONAR RADIO CORPORATION 3050 W 21>t St. Bklyn. 24, N. Y. on 15 meters. Ex-KZ5BL, now K4AEE, is on the air atMiami Springs, Fla. Your former SCM, NM, has been veryill but is improving daily. For a while FL, DG, and XYL LMwere keeping daily skeds with W5TAF to report on hiscondition to his family. DL6NU was in town and attendedthe monthly meeting of the CZARA, which was held at thehome of club prexy, RV. The CZARA station, KZ.5JW,is on the air with a Viking I and NC-125. Traffic: KZ.JVVA57, KA 5, RM 2. SOUTHWESTERN DIVISION LOS ANGELES —SCM, Howard C. Bellman, W6YVJ— Latest happenings include the appointment of HankCarman, 6BHG, as Assistant SCM, with Bill Schuch,6CMN, taking over Hanks job as RM of SCN. The lastTraffic Breakfast of the year was hel
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MCARC Field Day 2014 179
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A few nice QSL images I found:
April 12, 1949 — QSL card for Fred Dupslaff of Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Image by Wystan
CB QSL Cards from the 1970’s (27)
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Image from page 389 of “QST” (1915)
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Title: QST
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: American Radio Relay League
Subjects: Radio Radio
Publisher: [Newington, Conn., etc., American Radio Relay League]
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Creteshould be well represented. SV0WO lists SV0s AS KS VVX and VV Y as n.g W6UED has it that LU9AH handles only outbound Argentine Antarctic QSLs. Incomingconfirmations for LU Z stations should go via the Ar-gentine society (RCA) Ex-VP8AZ (G3IJZ) stresses that all VP8s can be QSLd via RSGB or % Post-master, Port Stanley, Falkland Islands. The VPS mailproposition continues a tough one ._._._ For the alpha-betical digest to foUow, many thanks to Wis MX OJRRB UED, W2s CR GT TXB, K2EN0, W3s AXT SOH,W4s CBQ EPA KFC YHD YOK YZC, W6s AM DZZOVVD/l TI UED, K6EC, W8DLZ, W9s CFT EU GVZ,VV0VFM, NCDXC, NNRC, SCDXC and WGDXC: CE7ZU (QSL via CE30Q) C07PG, Box 58, Camaguey, Cuba CR6CW, Box 1400, Luanda, Angola EA9DE (QSL via EA2CA) ET3MB, Box 114, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia ET3TRC, P.O. Box 1047, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia F7DO, E. J. Doyle, 16 Rue Levy, Alphandery, Chaumont, Haute- Marne, France F7ER (QSL via F7DZ) F9YP/FC, Claude Garcia, Cahd, Corsica FA3LY, R. Forin, 25 Marceau, Oran, Algeria _…_ FB8BM,
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At inspection ready, the DXpeditionarv kit ofK6EUV. Revamped BC-458, BC-454, and indispensableaccessories squeeze into the solidly built case at upperleft. This layout was scheduled for action on Gibraltaras ZB2N but, The best-laid schemes o mice and menaft gang a-gley. See Whence. Box 806, Tananarive, Madagascar _ . . . _ FD8AA, Box 185,Lome, French Togoland _ . . . _ ex-FF8AZ, Sgt. H. Josse,Chateau de Pas, Centre dEssais en Vol, Bretigny-sur-Orge, Seine-et-Oise, France FP8AK/VP2 (QSL via W2BBK) HASKBA (QSL via W3AXT) HCIER, M/Sgt. E. Rodriguez, USAF Mission, % U. S. Embassy, Quito, Ecuador HK4B0, Box 728, Me- delhn, Colombia _ . . . _ HR2HA, H. Auler, San Pedro de Sul, Honduras, C.A. KG4AV, A. Babine, Box 55, Navy 115, FPO, New York, N. Y. ex-KR6LE (QSL to 0A5G) KS4AW, J. Hancock, Swan Island via Tampa, Fla. LBILF (QSL via NRRL) LUIZT, P. A. Zotelo, Destacamento Naval, Bahia Luna,Islas Shetland del Sur, Antartica Argentina _. . ._ MIL (QSL via MIB) MP4BAM, Umm Said, QPC Ltd., Qatar,
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A few nice Amateur Radio images I found:
Pixie Progress
Image by michaelstyne
My trip to Trojan Electronics was mostly a success. I managed to get:
82pf / 820pf capacitors
1.5KΩ resistors
22μH / 1.0μH ‘molded inductors’ (apparently, more commonly known as chokes)
The 1.0μH choke is really supposed to be 1.2μH. I’m not sure if this will cause a problem — I see some parts lists that say 1.0μH is A-OK.
The only thing missing now is the XTAL — and a thing to mount all these parts on. I’m more and more considering rolling my own PCB. If I’m going to go in, I might as well go head first, right?
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Check out these Yaesu images:
限定5食！
Image by cozymax5454
俺のイタリアン YAESU
Check out these Yaesu images:
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Image by The 2-Belo
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Image by Abraxas3d
A few nice Amateur Radio images I found:
Amateur radio antennas – Block B
Image by Arthur Pewty