As I get further and further down the rabbit hole of HAM radio, I started looking at Morse Code (CW) decoders. As it turns out, being just a licensed technician, […]
Building a Balun
After watching TRX Bench on Youtube, I learned how to make a balun. I am still a bit fuzzy on all the technical terms, but it is to convert an […]
TS-820 With a Digital Display Problem
It’s been nice playing around with my brother’s TS-520, but I’d like to pick up a radio of my own. I was able to get a TS-820 from a local […]
A Discrete 10 Meter Dipole
I’m a bit new to the HAM radio scene. I’ve been playing around with it for a while, since I got my license back in 2018. For the most part […]
Free QSO Logbook Sheets
As I begin branching out in the amateur radio world, I came to realize that I needed some form of log to capture my contacts. Of course, I found several […]
Chirp – programming a HAM radio
While this tool isn’t new for most HAM’s, it was new for me. It’s called CHIRP, and it is a programmer for your radio. More or less, it allows you […]
Amateur Radio License!
Well, after about a month of study, I went in and took my test for an amateur radio license, and, to God be the glory, I passed! That’s right, today […]