“Titanic antenna, Antenna radiation pattern with WSPR, 1 watt 2000 km QSO.”

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Issue 351 October 12th, 2024 Top links Through Hurricanes Helene and Milton, Amateur Radio triumphs when all else fails While some residents in hurricane-impacted areas can’t send texts or make calls, Amateur Radio enthusiasts are helping communicate requests for help and messages between loved ones. WIRED grid.radio Location data including grid squares without the need for a data connection. grid.radio Antenna radiation pattern using WSPR Using Grafana to capture the antenna radiation pattern of my Hustler 4BTV. VE9KK Delaware Packet Network (DEPN) The DEPN objective is to promote and document the development of Community-Based RF-Linked Amateur Radio AX.25 and VARA Terrestrial Packet Network within the State of Delaware. DEPN 20th century Amateur Radio organizations struggle in the 21st century This issue isnt confined to ARRL. Zero Retries International Beacon Project These beacons help both Amateur and commercial high-frequency radio users assess the current condition of the ionosphere. NCDXF/IARU The Titanic 40m field expedient backpack portable antenna Could a replica of Titanic’s giant antenna, downsized for the 40-meter band, be an effective Ham Radio antenna? Ham Radio Outside the Box Father of the radar detector, dead at 74 Mike Valentines connection with such technology goes all the way back to his childhood interest in Amateur Radio. Adventure Rider Review: Radioddity QT80 10m Radio It cleverly walks a line between being a CB (channelized) radio, and a channelized/VFO capable Amateur Radio. The SWLing Post Amateur Radio on the International Space Station contact opportunity Message to US educators: Call for proposals – new proposal window is October 7th, 2024 – November 17th, 2024 ARISS Video Receiving microwave signals from deep-space David Prutchi explores how deep space exploration creates new and exciting opportunities in Ham Radio. Supercon 1 Watt 2160 km QSO Thanks to Peter OZ8CTH for this nice QSO. Ali TA3IIF Did you receive this email as a forward? Sign-up here Amateur Radio Weekly is curated by K4HCK. Do you have an interesting item to share? Email us! Thank you for reading. 73 Friends of the Newsletter | View the archive | Follow on Mastodon Explore the Ham Weekly Network Amateur Radio Weekly | NetFinder | Amateur Radio Daily

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