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Secrets of Successful Amateur Radio Contests: Strategies and Best Practices

  • Post Author By Brad Richardson
  • Post Date 2022-03-24
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Amateur radio contests are a unique opportunity for amateur radio operators to demonstrate their skills, compete, and improve their radio communications. However, to be successful […]

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Introduction to Digital Amateur Radio: What It Is and How to Get Started

  • Post Author By Brad Richardson
  • Post Date 2021-10-04
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Digital amateur radio is an exciting field of radio communication that combines data transmission and voice transmission through digital signals. Unlike traditional analog radio, digital […]

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How Does a Bipolar Transistor Work?

  • Post Author By Brad Richardson
  • Post Date 2021-08-27
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The operation of bipolar transistors is based on the properties of semiconductors and their combinations. To understand how triodes work, let’s try to understand the […]

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A Simple Germanium Power Amplifier

  • Post Author By Brad Richardson
  • Post Date 2020-05-16
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When assembling the amplifier, it is advisable to use mica capacitors as constant capacitors (in addition to electrolytic capacitors). For example, the CSR type, as […]

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Civilian Radio: SSB, AM, FM and Microphone Amplifier Quality

  • Post Author By Brad Richardson
  • Post Date 2019-06-11
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Flipping through the “portal” articles of previous years, I was surprised that the article “UHF radio. Some technical details”, not a single comment, although, it […]

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The Eternal Question of How and Which Radio Station to Choose!

  • Post Author By Brad Richardson
  • Post Date 2018-02-17
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Considering the wide range of these products (radios, radio stations, radio accessories, repeaters, amplifiers, etc.) we recommend that you read the following information, which should […]

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Amateur Radio 50 MHz Beginner’s Radio

  • Post Author By Brad Richardson
  • Post Date 2017-05-13
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How to solder a 50 MHz radio station with your own hands Immediately a warning. If you want to build a cheap radio not for […]

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Washington-based Internet Talk Radio is considered the first radio station on the planet to broadcast online. The most important event in radio history took place in 1993.

At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, a terrible shipwreck occurred. The ship “Masens” began to sink, but the wrecked people survived. This was due to the world’s first use of radio communication to save people in a disaster.

If it were not for the radio, there would be no famous symbol of Paris, the Eiffel Tower. It was built for the World’s Fair, but then the authorities thought about demolishing the structure. But the tower was saved by the idea that the top of the future symbol of the French capital could be effectively used to receive radio signals.

There is such an interesting radio station in the world as Bird Song Radio. All it broadcasts are recordings of bird songs, recorded a long time ago by a famous British ornithologist.

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