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Busy, Busy: ARES Incorporation and My Son’s Enrollment in an Electrician AAS Program | Elmering

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The ARRL Radiogram, Part 2. 08/04/2012 · 13:10. Busy, Busy: ARES Incorporation and My Son’s Enrollment in an Electrician AAS Program. It’s been too long since I’ve posted; for those waiting for my next post on the ARRL Radiogram, please pardon the delay. The last couple of weeks have been unusually busy. More important matters have largely taken precedence over ham radio and blogging, but ham radio has by no means died at the QTH of NØIP and KAØCEM! Yellow Medicine County) from the FCC! This past Wednesd...

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How a Cross-band Repeater Helps My Family | Elmering

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I Love It When a Plan Comes Together. Inexpensive Programming Cable for Kenwood Mobiles →. 06/21/2012 · 12:20. How a Cross-band Repeater Helps My Family. Yesterday my son, Antonio, got his call sign: KDØSGL! My own personal repeater, sitting in the driveway! The thing is, our handhelds don’t go quite that far if one of us is indoors — and I was. No problem! Filed under Kenwood TM-V71A. Tagged as amateurradio.com. I Love It When a Plan Comes Together. 7 responses to “. I have enjoyed reading yours a lot!

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Inexpensive Programming Cable for Kenwood Mobiles | Elmering

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How a Cross-band Repeater Helps My Family. I Posted This Using 40 Meters! 06/26/2012 · 11:38. Inexpensive Programming Cable for Kenwood Mobiles. Immediately I found a cable for $10.20 — the 3′ Hosa DBK-103. 8212; and was pleasantly surprised to find this helpful review posted by William Bowen, K8WHB. I’ve seen cable from other vendors for this purpose, and some of the prices are just nuts (Kenwood wants $38 for an equiv. cable! To make serial cables work with my laptop I need a serial-to-USB adapter....

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The ARRL Radiogram, Part 2 | Elmering

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The ARRL Radiogram, Part 1. Busy, Busy: ARES Incorporation and My Son’s Enrollment in an Electrician AAS Program →. 07/16/2012 · 19:11. The ARRL Radiogram, Part 2. In this post I’ll describe how to compose a basic radiogram. I won’t wax on about everything involved here — if you want to learn more just click here. Here’s an example that I’d like to explain piece by piece. (Thank you to the Oregon ACES program for sharing a fillable PDF of the radiogram. I used it to create what you see here.). This is wh...

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I Posted This Using 40 Meters! | Elmering

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Inexpensive Programming Cable for Kenwood Mobiles. Heartwarming: My Son Takes My Old Novice Callsign, KAØCEM →. 06/30/2012 · 08:30. I Posted This Using 40 Meters! Would you believe I’m posting this by email using WINMORE and Winlink 2000? That’s right, the words you’re reading were transmitted over HF. For all you CW lovers, I’m still with you. This technology doesn’t hold a candle to the feel of a key in my hand! If so, please share your story. Tagged as amateurradio.com. 2 responses to “. You are comme...

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Jargon | Elmering

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Some of the jargon ham radio operators use may be a bit confusing to newcomers. I’ll try to keep this page updated with the jargon that I use. A ham radio operator who has little understanding of how his commercially-made radios work and who is unable to design and/or construct his own equipment. Short for “Coaxial Cable,” coax is an insulated, two-conductor cable that has a center wire sheathed in dialectric material that is itself sheathed in braided wire. Coax is typically used as feed...A horizontal ...

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The ARRL Radiogram, Part 1 | Elmering

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Heartwarming: My Son Takes My Old Novice Callsign, KAØCEM. The ARRL Radiogram, Part 2 →. 07/13/2012 · 17:20. The ARRL Radiogram, Part 1. Who knew the ARRL radiogram could be so easy to send and receive — and so enjoyable? All those old-time NTS operators, of course! The National Traffic System. 8212; the “Relay” in the American Radio Relay. Would you like to give it a try? The first step is to find a net that is part of the NTS. I found one by searching the ARRL database ( click here. It is a novel way t...

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Elmering | Cultivating the Best in Ham Radio, One Ham at a Time | Page 2

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Newer posts →. 06/18/2012 · 12:23. I Love It When a Plan Comes Together. Three of Mr. Fagen’s beautifully-restored, award-winning aircraft. Photo copied from fagenfighters.com. Weeks ago I called Fagan Fighters and Warhawks, Inc. Inquiring if they could use help with communications at the Ray Fagen Memorial Airshow. On Saturday, June 16. The answer was yes! The AWOS (Automated Weather Observing System) station on the airport blows away my handheld on some 2 meter frequencies. To drive all the way out her...