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Furuno FS1503 SSB-HF Radio: An Overview

http://www.psicompany.com/furuno-fs1503-ssb-radio/ Call 1.800.826.2907 Furuno FS1503 SSB-HF Radio: The latest addition to Furuno’s HF Radio line that has won…

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How to erect an HF aerial in less than 2 minutes

Richard G3CWI demonstrates on Grisedale Pike.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

A demonstration of how a seperate receiving antenna can help HF radio reception, particularly in urbanised areas where noise is a problem. A large outdoor antenna is best for transmitting but for receiving a small loop can often pick up less noise and allow clearer reception. This is a demonstration of the difference an indoor loop antenna can make when listening to a ZL station in a contest on 160 metres.

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HF Mobile in my Ford Transit. Yaesu FT857D and FT8900 Quadbander.

My HF mobile station in my works van. HF radio is a Yaesu FT857D, VHF/UHF is a Yaesu FT8900 with a Mydel Handsfree mic. Antennas are; HF.Sandpiper-20 for 14mhz, (Yaesu ATAS-120A on special occasions) VHF/UHF; Ex pmr 5/8 wave for 2 mtrs and 6 mtrs and am Ex Pmr 1/4 wave for 70cms. Best 73s. Ian G0YAP

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