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ARRL Ham Radio License Manual 6th Edition
The ARRL Ham Radio License Manual, 6th Edition is the trusted resource for earning your Technician-class amateur radio license. Whether you're interested in radio technology, emergency communications, public service, or making contacts around the world, this comprehensive guide gives you everything you need to pass the exam and begin your amateur radio journey with confidence. Written for both self-study and classroom use, the manual presents essential concepts in a clear, engaging format, supported by helpful illustrations, photographs, and online learning resources. Step-by-step instruction helps you build a solid understanding of radio fundamentals while preparing for the 35-question multiple-choice Technician license exam.
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Salty Walt's Next Level Portable Antenna Sketchbook
Take your portable antenna projects to the next level with this hands-on sketchbook from Salty Walt, K4OGO. Designed for experimenters and field operators alike, this guide walks you from practical, easy-to-build antennas to advanced, high-performance designs—while introducing key concepts like gain, phasing, and beam-forming to help you work more DX from virtually anywhere. Featuring 17 next-level portable antenna designs, this second workbook in Walt's series builds on the fundamentals with approachable, field-tested projects. Start with proven performers such as the three-element vertical Yagi-Uda and half-square, then progress to more ambitious builds like the bobtail curtain, portable rhombic, and co-phased vertical arrays. Along the way, you'll gain a deeper understanding of antenna theory and techniques that can dramatically improve your signal. Walt's clear, practical approach makes complex concepts accessible—so you can experiment with confidence and see real results. Whether you're operating in the field, at home, or deep in the backcountry, these designs are built to perform. Explore military-inspired antennas, create efficient wire arrays with minimal supports, and discover new ways to maximize your station's potential. For those ready to push even further, Walt also shares insights into the radios he uses, along with practical tips to get the most out of your setup—whether you're running QRP or full-power portable.
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The ARRL Repeater Directory® 2026 Edition
The ARRL Repeater Directory® 2026 Edition Stay connected wherever you go with the ARRL Repeater Directory 2026 Edition. This indispensable guide, now powered by RepeaterBook, offers comprehensive listings of repeater systems throughout the United States and Canada. With 22,319 listings organized by state/province, county, and city/town, you'll easily find repeaters in your area or along your travel route. Key Features: • Extensive Coverage: Includes listings for analog FM repeaters and various digital systems like System Fusion, D-STAR®, DMR, NXDN, M17, Tetra, and P25. • User-Contributed Data: Crowdsourced information from users, repeater owners, and volunteer frequency coordinators ensures up-to-date and accurate listings. • Convenient Format: The 6 x 9in. spiral-bound design lies flat for easy use, making it perfect for your shack, portable go-kit or mobile setup. • Additional Information: Features details on ARES® and SKYWARN® affiliations, emergency power capabilities, HF, VHF/UHF, and microwave band plans, and more. Whether you're a new ham looking to explore local activity or a seasoned operator needing reliable repeater information on the go, the ARRL Repeater Directory 2026 Edition is your go-to resource.
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Grounding and Bonding for the Radio Amateur 2nd Edition
"Grounding and Bonding for the Radio Amateur, 2nd Edition" shows you how to make sure your station follows current standards for lightning protection and communication systems. You'll learn effective grounding and bonding techniques for home stations (including condos and apartments), portable and mobile stations, towers, and outdoor antennas. Proper station grounding is important! Build your ham radio station with these effective grounding and bonding techniques: * AC safety: Protect against shock hazards from AC-powered equipment by providing a safe path for current when a fault in wiring or insulation occurs * Lightning protection: Keep all equipment at the same voltage during transients from lightning, and dissipate the lightning's charge in the earth, away from equipment * RF management: Prevent unwanted RF currents and voltages (also known as RF interference or RFI) from disrupting the normal functions of equipment Learn how to install an effective and safe grounding system for your station from QST Contributing Editor, H. Ward Silver, N0AX. Order "Grounding and Bonding for the Radio Amateur, 2nd Edition" from DX Engineering.
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Salty Walt's Portable Antenna Sketchbook
Join popular YouTuber Salty Walt, K4OGO, of the Coastal Waves & Wires channel, as he brings his beachside radio adventures to life in this unique and inspiring sketchbook. Featuring 15 hand-drawn portable antenna designs, this book is perfect for hams who love to experiment, explore, and operate in the great outdoors.
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ARRL Extra Class License Manual, 13th Edition
The ARRL Extra Class License Manual, 13th Edition is your ticket to every privilege granted to amateur radio operators – all frequencies, operating modes and power levels. It has all the questions and answers, with detailed explanations, for examinations taken July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2028. Upgrade to Amateur Extra and achieve the highest-level amateur radio license! *Work DX stations in the Extra class phone segments. *Enjoy all frequencies granted to amateur radio operators. *Expand your knowledge of advanced technical and operating activities. The ARRL Extra Class License Manual includes everything you need to pass your Amateur Extra class exam (Element 4). The Extra class license is the highest of all three amateur radio licenses. To upgrade to Extra class, you must hold a General class license (or have recently passed the General license exam). Use this manual to pass the 50-question multiple-choice examination. Upgrading to Extra class is your ticket to every privilege granted to amateur radio operators — all frequencies, including 80-meter DX watering holes and exclusive portions of 40, 20 and 15 meters. At the end of the book, you'll find the entire question pool.
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ARRL Gordon West 2026-2030 Technician Class Study Guides
Get ready to earn your Technician-class Amateur Radio license with one of the most trusted names in ham radio education. Gordon West's Technician Class, 11th Edition provides everything you need to prepare for the Technician license exam and start enjoying the many opportunities Amateur Radio has to offer. Whether your goal is to communicate locally through repeaters, explore digital modes, work satellites, assist with emergency communications, or make contacts around the world, this comprehensive guide will help you build the knowledge and confidence needed to get on the air. Written by legendary instructor Gordon West, WB6NOA, and Eric P. Nichols, KL7AJ, this beginner-friendly manual presents the material in a clear, engaging format that makes studying effective and enjoyable. Gordon's unique teaching style focuses on understanding the concepts behind the questions, helping you learn the material rather than simply memorizing answers.
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ARRL's General Class License Manual 10th Edition
The ARRL General Class License Manual 10th Edition provides all you need to know to ... Pass Your General Class Exam! * Pass the 35-question General Class test * All the Exam Questions with Answer Key, for use beginning July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2027 * Use with ARRL's online Exam Review for Ham Radio (instructions are included inside the manual) * Convenient Spiral Bound lies flat * Detailed explanations for all questions, including FCC rules The General Class license is the second of three US Amateur Radio licenses. To upgrade to General Class, you must already hold a Technician Class license (or have recently passed the Technician license exam). Upgrading to a General license--which conveys extensive HF privileges—only requires passing a written examination. (There is no longer a Morse Code test.) Once you pass the written exam, the entire range of operating modes and most of the amateur spectrum below 30 MHz become available to you. Use this book to study for your General Class license exam. Every page presents information you will need to pass the exam and become an effective operator. You'll cover small sections at a time: • Procedures and Practices • Rules and Regulations • Components and Circuits • Radio Signals and Equipment • Digital Modes • Antennas • Propagation • Electrical and RF Safety As you complete each chapter of this book, use ARRL's online Exam Review for Ham Radio to help prepare you for exam day. This web-based service uses the question pool to construct chapter-by-chapter reviews. Once you've finished this book, use the ARRL's Online Exam Review for Ham Radio to take practice exams with the same number and variety of questions that you'll encounter on exam day. You won't have any surprises on exam day!
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2026 ARRL Field Day T-Shirts
Celebrate Amateur Radio and America's 250th anniversary with the 2026 ARRL Field Day T Shirt. This classic navy blue tee proudly showcases the official Field Day logo, the America250 emblem, and the 2026 theme: Amateur Radio: A National Resource. Designed for operators, volunteers, and enthusiasts alike, this comfortable and durable unisex shirt is perfect for long hours in the field or casual everyday wear. The front highlights this year's patriotic Field Day design, honoring the nation's Semi quincentennial as led by America250, the nonpartisan organization charged by Congress with commemorating the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Turn heads with its unique back design, featuring the ARRL diamond, the America250 logo, and a complete listing of ARRL and Radio Amateurs of Canada (RAC) sections. Perfect for Field Day weekend, hamfests, club events, Fourth of July celebrations, and casual wear, this commemorative t shirt blends comfort, durability, and Amateur Radio pride. Whether you're on the air or just hanging out in the shack, it's a keepsake you'll be proud to wear time and time.
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Digital Networking For Ham Radio
Author Glen Popiel, KW5GP, guides you through the essentials of designing, building, and operating reliable, flexible networks tailored for amateur radio use. This practical, easy to follow book breaks down everything from basic TCP/IP concepts to full system design. You'll learn how to choose the right network topology, select and configure hardware, and integrate a wide range of services into your station. Whether you're supporting voice and video communications, enabling remote station control, or building resilient local networks, this book gives you the tools to do it confidently. Clear explanations and step by step instructions help you deploy today's most popular ham radio networking technologies—including AREDN®, HamWAN, and Meshtastic® mesh networks. You'll also discover how to design systems that align with FCC Part 97 rules, connect responsibly to the internet, and install practical applications to enhance your station's capabilities. If you've ever wondered how to keep communicating during an internet outage, extend connectivity across your neighborhood, or experiment with advanced digital systems, this book gives you the knowledge and inspiration to build it yourself.
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The Parks on the Air Book
A POTA Book for Park Activators and Hunters! Participants in Parks on the Air® (POTA) have built one of the most vibrant on-air communities in contemporary ham radio. Park hunters comb the airwaves for activators operating from the lawns of sprawling public mansions, stoops at urban historic sites, forest glades, rocky mountaintops, seaside beaches, and just about any state or federal park in the country — and many entities abroad. The Parks on the Air Book gives you a look at the setups and processes of 14 operators from a variety of skill levels and backgrounds and offers advice and motivation for taking your radio out to a park. Each chapter includes a detailed gear list so you can see exactly what your fellow operators are using, whether they're leaders of the pack like Kerri Wright, KB3WAV, and Clint Sprott, W9AV, or folks just getting started with Parks on the Air. Setups cover satellite operating, QRP, urban backpack portable, activating tailgate-style, wire antennas for POTA, and more. Whether you want to plan a multistate rove, toss a wire into a tree at a nearby park, or hunt activators from the comfort of your home station, The Parks on the Air Book provides insight and expertise in a beautiful, full-color format, brimming with photos that celebrate ham radio and the wonderful, shared resource of our state and national parks.
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Stealth Antennas for Ham Radio
Stealth Antennas for Ham Radio is the ultimate guide for amateur radio operators navigating restrictive environments. Whether you're dealing with HOA rules, small lots, or simply prefer a low-profile setup, this book offers practical solutions to keep you on the air without drawing attention. Inside, you'll discover 28 discreet antenna designs tailored for covert operation, including multiband verticals disguised as flagpoles, end-fed wires hidden along rooftops, and even the innovative Ham Walking Stick for portable repeater access. Author Steve Ford, WB8IMY, opens the book with essential guidance on safe, ethical, and effective stealth operation. He shares expert tips on minimizing noise, maximizing performance, and making the most of compromise antennas. From compact inverted Ls to creative concealment techniques, this book empowers hams to operate confidently and quietly—no matter where they live. These 28 unobtrusive stealth antennas will get you on the air and making contacts without raising any concerns. Try them out today.
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The ARRL Operating Manual 12th Edition
The ARRL Operating Manual 12th Edition--Everything for the Active Ham Radio Operator. Talking to friends. Serving your community. Chasing DX. Adding a new band. Trying a new mode. Working a contest. Taking your radio on the road or out in the field. These are just a few of the exciting and fun on-air operating activities to try once you have earned your license and mastered the basics. For decades, The ARRL Operating Manual for Radio Amateurs has been recognized as a comprehensive guide to Amateur Radio operating--things you can do on the air with your gear. In some cases, you may need to pick up new software or another radio, antenna, or accessory, but in many cases you already have the tools you need to get started. Featuring new material on FT8 and other WSJT-X digital modes, this 12th edition has been revised and updated by experienced hams who are active on the air. They are happy to share what they have learned so that you can get involved and on the air too. * Basic Station and Operating Techniques * Assembling a Station * Basic Operating Procedures * HF Digital Communications * VHF/UHF FM, Repeaters, Digital Voice and Data * VHF/UHF SSB, CW, Meteorscatter, Moonbounce, and Tropo Digital Modes * Amateur Satellites * Image Communications * Portable and Mobile Operation * Radio Clubs and Public Service * Group Activities for the Radio Amateur * Preparing the Next Generation * ARRL Field Day * Public Service Operating * On-Air Activities and Radiosport * Awards--Measuring Operating Achievements * DXing--Contacting Those Faraway Places * Confirming the Contact--QSLing * Contesting--Competitive Wireless--Radiosport * Resources for the Active Ham--A collection of useful information to support on-air operating activities Incredible things to learn about and interesting things to do! The ARRL Operating Manual 12th Edition explains virtually all of the facets of ham radio. Order your copy today!
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ARRL Gordon West 2024-2028 Extra Class Study Guides
ARRL Gordon West 2024-2028 Extra Class Amateur Radio Study Guides contain the complete 603-question FCC Element 4 question pool effective July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2028. Gordon West's Extra Class book contains everything you need to upgrade to the top Ham Radio license – Amateur Extra Class is contained in this 9th edition of Gordon West's Extra Class study manual. The 50 multiple-choice questions on your exam will be taken from the Element 4 question pool that is valid from July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2028. This 9th edition of the "Gordon West 2024-2028 Extra Class Study Guide" includes all 603 multiple-choice questions and answers exactly as they will appear on your 50-question written theory exam, along with Gordo's educational, fun answer explanations. Contributing Technical Editor Eric P. Nichols, KL7AJ, adds his insight into complex topics adding to student understanding of difficult topics. Fully illustrated with color photos throughout and organized in logical topic groups to make learning easier and fun. Order your ARRL Gordon West 2024-2028 Extra Class Study Guide and get started on your journey to Amateur Extra Class!
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ARRL ARES Deployment Vests
ARRL ARES Deployment Vests are similar to the type you see police officers or runners wearing. Place one of these lime-green mesh "bibs" over your shirt or jacket for high visibility. Available in sizes from small through 5X. ARRL ARES vests are constructed of neon safety mesh with large front and back reflector panels. They are imprinted with the words "AMATEUR RADIO EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS" on the back and display the ARES logo on the left front. They are very lightweight and breathe well due to their mesh construction. Fold up one of these vests and store it in your immediate-response kit. These are great for ARES volunteers engaged in emergency or public-service use. Please Note: This item is manufactured as ANSI/ISEA 107-2004 Class 2 compliant, a design and performance criteria for vests worn by police officers, firefighters, emergency medical services and other public safety personnel. These vests are produced exclusively for ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio. Order your ARRL ARES Deployment Vests from DX Engineering and stay more visible while performing valuable service!
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ARRL Reference Books
In search of guidance or advice? You've found it right here with our library of ARRL Reference Books on Amateur Radio and Electronics. Whether you're a ham radio newbie or a seasoned DXer looking for new challenges, we've got the right publication for you. Discover antennas, new modes of operation, public service and emergency communications, radio history, and the joy of "home-brewing"--building your own equipment. From simple guides to the most in-depth technical references, our selection includes everything from Ham Radio for Dummies or Electronics for Dummies to the latest ARRL Handbook updated with newest advances in technology. Get a full overview and a priceless how-to of Amateur Radio with The ARRL Operating Manual and learn about a facet of the hobby that is new to you. ARRL Reference Books are written by respected experts and each publication is frequently reviewed and updated, including photos, illustrations, and diagrams. Some even have helpful CD-ROMs full of extras, including a searchable digital copy of the book! Tackle and conquer your next frontier with help from the experts at ARRL--and DX Engineering!
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Satellite Operating For Amateur Radio
Satellite Operating for Amateur Radio By Tony Milluzzi, KD8RTT Work the Birds—From Your First Pass to Advanced Operation Discover the thrill of amateur radio satellites and start making real contacts—often with equipment you already own. Whether you're brand new to satellite operating or looking to refine your skills, Satellite Operating for Amateur Radio makes it easier than ever to get started and succeed. Written in a clear, engaging style, Tony Milluzzi, KD8RTT, breaks down the world of amateur satellites into practical, easy-to-follow steps. If you've ever thought working "the birds" was too complicated or required expensive gear, this book will show you just how accessible and exciting it really is. Your journey begins with the fundamentals—learning to listen to your first satellite pass, the essential first step toward making contacts. From there, you'll be guided through your first QSO using simple setups like handheld radios, with proven techniques to help you build confidence quickly. As your skills grow, the book takes you deeper into the hobby with coverage of digital modes such as FT4 and D-STAR®, as well as advanced topics like linear transponder operation, roving, and award chasing. You'll also learn how to choose and optimize antennas, use modern tracking apps, and set up an effective ground station. Whether you're pointing your antenna to the sky for the first time or aiming to become a more capable and competitive operator, this guide will help you get on the air—and stay there.
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ARRL - Basic Antennas--Understanding Practical Antennas and Designs
These books are an introduction to ARRL's Basic Antennas. They cover fundamental concepts, practical designs, and easy-to-build antennas. Entitled Understanding Practical Antennas and Designs, they provide a foundation in antenna theory and design that's necessary in order to undertake more advanced topics and move you closer to your dream beam! Written by technical award winner and QST tech editor Joel Hallas, it covers many types of antennas, from the basic dipole to vehicle antennas, and an introduction to antenna modeling. Learn the basics from the best and gain the knowledge to make your antenna really work! Add "Basic Antennas--Understanding Practical Antennas and Designs" from the ARRL to your ham radio technical library.
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ARRL Gordon West 2023-2027 General Class Study Guides
The ARRL Gordon West 2023-2027 General Class Amateur Radio Study Guide contains the complete 430 question FCC Element 3 question pool effective July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2027. Move up to the worldwide ham bands! General Class contains everything you need to upgrade to the HF (high frequency) Amateur Radio license. The General class license is your ticket to worldwide voice communications, as well as other forms of ham radio emissions, including data, FT8, CW, and slow-scan TV. With a General class license you can talk around the world. Author Gordon West, WB6NOA, along with Technical Editor Eric P. Nichols, KL7AJ, gives you the correct answer to every question and explains why the answer is correct. This General Class study guide is full of illustrations, diagrams, photos, and Gordo's unique educational style. Eric contributes his insights about many ham radio HF techniques to enhance your understanding of how DX happens and radio works. Together, they take you through groups of questions that are logically organized, from your new license privileges through RF Safety. When you are finished studying, you'll be prepared for your exam and ready to get on the HF airwaves as soon as you earn your General class license. This new, 11th Edition of the General Class Study Guide includes all 430 multiple-choice questions and answers exactly as they will appear on your written exam. Chapter 1 - Gives an overview of all the exciting HF frequency privileges you will earn with your upgrade. Chapter 2 - Gives you a little ham history refresher and updates you on all the current ham radio licenses. Chapter 3 - Includes every Element 3 question and answer in the FCC question pool effective July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2027. Chapter 4 - Tells you what to expect on exam day, how to find an exam site, and FCC actions to streamline your applications. Chapter 5 - Tells you how to learn Morse code at 5-wpm. We continue to include this chapter because learning Morse code will enhance your operating experience on the General bands. The ARRL Gordon West 2023-2027 General Class Study Guide is your ticket to world-wide communication, upgrade your license today and start enjoying what the HF (high frequency) Amateur Radio bands have to offer!
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ARRL Storm Spotting and Amateur Radio 3rd Edition
ARRL Storm Spotting and Amateur Radio 3rd Edition - Use Your Communication Skills to Help Keep Your Community Safe. Storm spotting gives amateur radio operators another way to use their skills as communicators. In an average year, the US experiences more than 10,000 severe thunderstorms, 5,000 floods, and more than 1,000 tornadoes, often causing hundreds of injuries and deaths, as well as billions of dollars in damages. During these weather events, thousands of ham volunteers provide real-time information to partners like emergency management and forecasters at the National Weather Service. The information they get from hams helps them issue weather watches, warnings, and advisories. Storm Spotting and Amateur Radio can help you become one of those volunteers, providing ground-truth information when it is needed most. Featured Topics: -Safety -Equipment and Resources -Training -Meteorology -Hurricanes -Storm Spotter Activation New in this Edition: -Lessons learned and response reports from the 2017 hurricane season -Apps and social media resources -New SKYWARN training requirements -Expanded information on digital voice modes such a DMR, D-STAR, and Yaesu Fusion
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ARRL - Antenna Physics: An Introduction 2nd Edition
Antenna Physics: An Introduction 2nd Edition - Your Complete Guide to Antenna Theory This second edition of Antenna Physics: An Introduction is thoroughly updated and includes new material to help you better understand the complexities of antenna theory. World-recognized antenna technology expert Robert J. Zavrel, Jr., W7SX, is your guide to grasping a deeper understanding of how antenna systems function. In this book, he clearly communicates the theory and the mathematics that form the foundations upon which all antenna designs depend. Although competence with mathematics is necessary to get the most from this book, Antenna Physics: An Introduction offers knowledge that will help anyone create their own antenna designs.
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Hints & Hacks for the Radio Amateur
These are YOUR hints and hacks. Sourced from the pages of QST, Hints & Hacks for the Radio Amateur first edition is full of tried-and-true tricks hams around the world use to ease their operating, improve their station ergonomics, and elevate their fun. This first edition of Hints & Hacks for the Radio Amateur gathers the best projects and problem-solving tips from 2017 to 2023. It's full of know-how from QST's readers.
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ARRL's Get on the Air with HF Digital, 3rd Edition
ARRL's Get on the Air with HF Digital, Third Edition by Steve Ford, WB8IMY, is a step-by-step guide that'll get you started in the fascinating world of HF digital technology. Written in an easy-to-understand style, this book will show you how to set up and operate your own HF digital station and get on the air using a variety of digital modes. You'll learn how to make contacts using 11 different digital modes, including the lightning-fast PACTOR system, the weak-signal WSJT-X modes, and relative newcomers like VARA and JS8Call. Topics covered in this book include: * Station Hardware and Software: Building a station for HF digital operating is easier than you may think. * RTTY: Radioteletype is one of the oldest digital modes, but still enjoyed by many hams. * FT8 and FT4: Get to know the undisputed kings of HF digital. * PACTOR: One of the most powerful error-free workhorses in the HF digital world. * WSPR: When you need to know how well your station is performing, or when you're curious about propagation conditions, WSPR gives you the answers. * VARA and Winlink Express: Two software applications that will give you access to the Winlink email network from anywhere in the world. * JS8 and JS8Call: This mode and accompanying software allow you to carry on conversations — and much more — even with low power and poor antennas. * PSK, Olivia, Contestia, and MFSK: Four powerful "legacy" modes still heard on the air today. Join the Ranks of Digital Amateur Radio Operators and order a copy of ARRL's Get on the Air with HF Digital, 3rd Edition from DX Engineering today! Note: Whenever the DX Engineering "Documentation" tab is available, please look at the associated files for additional product information.
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ARRL's HF Dipole Antennas for Amateur Radio
ARRL's HF Dipole Antennas for Amateur Radio is a collection of 20 HF dipole antenna designs published in QST, ARRL's membership journal, between 2000 and 2017. This book includes innovative antenna projects for single- and multiband antennas, as well as antennas for portable applications. If you are an enthusiast, this book is a must-have for you! Dipole antennas that you can build! Portable Antennas: * An easy-to-make Three-Band Dipole for ARRL Field Day * Field-Portable Multi-Band Rotatable Dipole antenna * Small, portable Dipole for field use * Portable twin-lead 20-meter Dipole * NJQRP Squirt Multiband Antennas: * Shortened 60-meter Dipole that also covers 15 meters * Compact multiband Dipole * Folded skeleton sleeve Dipole for 40 and 20 meters * Fan Dipole for 80 through 6 meters * A no compromise off-center fed Dipole for four bands * Six Band Loaded Dipole antenna * Classic Multiband Dipole * Dipole curtain for 15 and 10 meters * K8SYL's 75 and 10-meter Dipole * N4GG Array Single-Band Antennas: * Lightweight rotary Dipole for 40 meters * WØIH Tunable 80-meter Dipole * Coaxial cable vertical Dipole antenna * Wideband Dipole for 75 and 80 meters * K4VX Linear-Loaded Dipole for 7 MHz Bonus Section! Off-Center-Fed Dipoles—Theory and Practice. This special bonus section by Jackson R. Richter, WBØUSA, features a thorough discussion about how these popular multiband antennas function. Includes several antenna projects you can build yourself!
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