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ARRL Frequency Chart of US Amateur Radio Bands
ARRL Frequency Charts of US Amateur Radio Bands is in full color and makes great handouts. Distribute these charts at club meetings, license instruction classes, hamfests and other venues. It's also handy to keep one of these resources near your station for quick look-up of US Amateur Radio license-class frequency allocations, transmit modes and permitted power levels. With one of these you'll know the band edges and class limitations. These band charts are 8.5 in. high by 11 in. wide, so they tuck away easily or lay flat or post for easy viewing. Each pack has 50 printed charts – a quantity that makes them a great giveaway at all sorts of events. They cover from 160 meters to 23 cm in bar graphs, with frequency notations, and list the additional 11 American Amateur bands ranging up to 250 GHz! These charts have our complete frequency allocations; all on one page! To help track your stateside progress, they also include a WAS map on the reverse side! For your next event, or to share with your ham buddies and SWLs, get these US Amateur Radio Bands - ARRL Frequency Charts from DX Engineering and put others in the know!
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Chameleon Antenna HOA Guide Book, First Edition
A Comprehensive Reference for Planning, Selection, and Installation of Antennas in an HOA Created specifically for amateur radio operators living under HOA restrictions, the Chameleon Antenna HOA Guide is a comprehensive resource for planning, selecting, and installing effective antennas in restrictive environments. As highlighted on the cover, this guide serves as a "Comprehensive Reference for Planning, Selection, and Installation of Antennas in an HOA." Today, nearly two-thirds of new single-family homes and many multi-family residences are governed by homeowners' associations. For Amateur Radio operators, these restrictions can present significant challenges. This guide demonstrates that successful operation is still possible, regardless of how restrictive your situation may seem.
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ARRL's Your Introduction to Morse Code
Are you ready to learn Morse code? If so, these two full-length audio CDs are exactly what you need! ARRL's Your Introduction to Morse Code will allow you to enjoy the thrill of using Morse Code (CW) to communicate with other Amateur Radio operators around the world! Follow the proven ARRL Morse code teaching system: the characters themselves are sent at a rate of 15 WPM, but the spacing between characters is increased to slow the overall code speed to 5 WPM. This is one of the most effective techniques for learning the code. Learn all the letters of the alphabet, numbers from 0 to 9, the comma, period, question mark, slant bar and the common CW procedural signals. Sample exams are included. Plain-language practice text and practice Morse code exams use the format of typical Amateur Radio Morse-code contacts. Sample questions to go with these exams are included in the provided instruction booklet. This Morse training course is on a twin audio CD set. Learn "The Code" the right way! Get ARRL's Your Introduction to Morse Code from DX Engineering and you'll soon read CW signals as armchair copy!
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ARRL's Tech Q&A 9th Edition
ARRL's Tech Q&A - 9th Edition makes Technician-class exam prep quick and easy with a convenient question-and-answer format, brief explanations, and every question in the upcoming Element 2 pool. Prepare confidently for exams valid July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2030.
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Heil Sound Ham Radio Handbooks
Heil Sound Ham Radio Handbooks, written by Bob Heil, K9EID, are among the most informative and easy-to-read handbooks on Amateur Radio. Bob's handbook is an ideal primer for new Hams or those considering involvement in the hobby. Featuring 128 pages that are chock full of useful information, Bob's book will take you from very basic Ham Radio principles to advanced technologies. The easy, conversational style of writing about technical subjects will help you to quickly understand what radio (and audio) is all about. First licensed in 1956, Bob brings a wealth of information from a lifetime in Amateur Radio, professional audio, and commercial broadcasting. Today, Heil Sound is recognized as a premier producer of microphones, headsets, custom sound systems, and other audio-related products. Grab one of these Heil Sound Ham Radio Handbooks from DX Engineering, get comfortable in your favorite chair, and explore Ham Radio from Bob Heil's unique perspective.
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Radio Propagation Explained
Understanding radio propagation is essential for anyone with an interest in radio communications who wants to know how signals travel from A to B. In "Radio Propagation Explained," acknowledged expert Steve Nichols, G0KYA provides everything you need to know about this fascinating topic. Looking at HF to VHF, UHF and beyond, this 128-page paperback provides a practical understanding of radio propagation. It looks at the sun, sunspots, ionospheric propagation, ionospheric storms and aurora, tropospheric propagation, meteor scatter and space communications—including satellites and Earth-Moon-Earth signals. The book also includes information on computerized HF propagation predictions, greyline propagation, low frequency (LF) propagation, sporadic E, amateur radio modes like WSPR, PSK and JT, web resources, and much more. There are descriptions of the properties of the amateur radio bands and how to get the best performance when using them. "Radio Propagation Explained" draws on material from the hugely popular Radio Propagation Principles and Practice book previously published by the RSGB—and enhances it with the latest advances in the field of propagation. The author shows how radio amateurs can, by studying propagation, gain a more rewarding experience and increase their chances of making the on-air contacts they want. This book is thoroughly recommended reading for everyone who wants to understand radio propagation and make the most of their radio activities.
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Building a Transceiver
Home construction is alive and well among the ranks of today's radio amateurs—and "Building a Transceiver" brings to life how making something as complex as an HF transceiver can be achieved with very simple equipment and techniques. One of the benefits of building your own transceiver is that you'll understand how it works; and then you should be able to fix it or improve it in the future. This 176-page paperback is based on the relatively complicated HF transceiver project that's been broken down into smaller modules which can be built and tested individually. Each module is described in cookbook fashion so that the constructor understands how it works before starting the build. The constructor may choose to build a complete transceiver based closely on this design, add in some of your own modules—or you may prefer to mix and match by using parts of this design and integrating them into a completely different project. This modular approach means that you could, for example, take the VFO design and adapt it for use as a signal source in test equipment. "Building a Transceiver" is based on the hugely popular 'Homebrew' column in RadCom written by Eamon Skelton, EI9GQ. Readers will find that the book covers the detailed electronic design process and practical constructional techniques necessary to build the transceiver. Most modules are in the dead-bug construction style, and this is fully detailed—along with a number of other useful techniques. Photographs are also provided to help the reader visualize the final layout of each section. Each element of the transceiver is described fully with details of components and any board layouts available. You may never build the complete transceiver described in this book, but the construction techniques and testing has been designed with the resources of an amateur radio shack in mind, so it will be useful no matter your level of experience and whatever you decide to build.
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HF DX Basics
HF DX Basics, by Steve Telenius-Lowe, PJ4DX HF DX Basics is a practical guide for anyone interested in operating in the hugely satisfying area of DX Amateur Radio. This book lends advice and gives practical steps to improve your station and get you started DX-ing and making the most of this endlessly fascinating area of operation. The challenges of DX operation deter many people, but well-known author and DX-er Steve Telenius-Lowe, PJ4DX dispels the myths about huge antennas and high power in an easy-to-understand format. Based on Steve's previous book HF SSB DX Basics, this book provides a guide to what DX is all about and leads you to the opportunities the HF bands provide and much more. HF DX Basics is fully revised and up-to-date and includes new material about FT8 operating as well as details of operating in the 1.8, 5, 10 and 50 MHz bands. This book provides practical advice on choosing the right antenna for your location, choosing your transceiver and explains the myriad of buttons on a modern transceiver and what they do. Included is a guide to the HF bands and where you can operate, their propagation characteristics and what to expect from them. Steve also provides practical advice on how to avoid pitfalls when operating on the bands, including handling pileups, split operation, QRP operation, QSLs and even being DX yourself. One thing that is certain is that when propagation improves, contacting far-flung parts of the world (DX) on the High-Frequency bands (HF) becomes easier and much more of a pleasure. Order a copy of "HF DX Basics" 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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Nifty Accessories Reference Guides
Nifty Accessories Reference Guides are complete mini-manuals for your ham gear! They provide the same information contained in your owner's manual but in concise, easy-to-follow, plain language. Clear illustrations and a logical approach to operations yield perfect understanding of your equipment's functionality! Nifty Accessories Reference Guides are available for a wide range of rigs and manufacturers. They cover the latest technology, including information on D-STAR, APRS, EchoLink, and other exciting features found on the newest radios! These reference guides are spiral-bound and laminated for durability and long life. Don't spill coffee on your rig; but if you do, but these handy mini-manuals won't care! New manuals are being added all the time, but right now they have mini-manuals for the following: * Alinco transceivers * Anytone transceivers * Elecraft transceivers and accessories * ICOM transceivers * Kenwood transceivers * MFJ Antenna Analyzers * Powerwerx Transceivers * RigExpert Antenna Analyzers * TEN-TEC transceivers * Uniden scanners * Yaesu transceivers * more... Check our complete list of available Nifty Accessories Reference Guides for your rig or equipment, and then call us at DX Engineering to order some Nifty guidance for your stuff!
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SWR Explained
Many radio amateurs are familiar with the concept of the Standing Wave Ratio (SWR) and the effect it has on the transmission and reception of signals. Few, however, understand much about it beyond the adjustment of an antenna tuning unit to the reduce SWR. "SWR Explained" fills that gap and provides the context that makes electromagnetic waves, transmission lines, and VSWR comprehensible. Written by leading electrical engineer Reg Irish, G4LUF, this 64-page paperback explains what waves are, how they move in free space, and how guided waves react. Steering clear of great chunks of heavy mathematical theory, the author brings your personal experience to bear so that the reader gets a practical feel for the topic. How transmission lines react is explained, along with matching and even using transmission lines as resonant circuit elements. There are designs for measurement of transmission lines and a practical guide to the working of a VSWR meter.
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Nifty Accessories E-Z Guide to Adventures in DXing
The Nifty Accessories E-Z Guide to Adventures in DXing, by Jeff Cantor, K1ZN shows how to effectively use your radio transceiver, logging software and Internet resources to experience the thrill and satisfaction of being able to communicate anywhere in the world. Most everyone has dreamed of using distant radio communication (DXing) to talk with people in interesting and distant lands. This book helps make that a reality, describing the antenna, transceiver, amplifiers, propagation prediction tools and radio operating protocols used for successfully making DX contacts. In addition to the equipment requirements, Jeff draws on his many years of DXing to highlight: signal propagation characteristics, spotting clusters and other resources used for finding DX stations. Once contacts have been made, the fine points of QSL-ing and applying for DX award programs are described. For those looking for something more, there is the challenge of working DX on the Top and Magic Bands, and the excitement of working QRP. This book has been written expressly to help you enjoy the DXing hobby by successfully outfitting your station, completing contacts and applying for awards. 117 pages of indispensable DXing information! * Working the World * Becoming a DXer * DX Spotting Clusters * Working Pileups and Operating Split * DX Code of Conduct * Lessons from DXpeditions * Transceivers and Options Selection Criteria * Antennas and Towers * Power Amplifiers, how much is enough? * Using Contests to Catch DX * DX Nets and Call Lists * Understanding and using Propagation Predictions * Beacons and Reverse Beacon Networks * Online Spotting Programs and Operating Resources * QSL Logging and Contesting Software * QSL Bureaus * QSL-ing Direct, how to get a card back * DXCC and IOTA Card Checking * DXing Award Programs, certificates and plaques * Top Band/160 Meter Band DXing * Magic Band/6 Meter DXing * Operating QRP * DX Clubs and Other Support Organizations Whether you are new to DXing or just want a concise guide to DXing activity, this Nifty Accessories E-Z Guide to Adventures in DXing reference, available from DX Engineering, should be part of your Amateur Radio library.
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K3MT's Radio Antennas
K3MT's Radio Antennas is a theoretical discussion of simple antenna structures, done with a minimum of mathematics. Simple sketches are used to develop and apply sound principles of antenna design. Useful designs made of wire or thin, linear metal members are used as examples for this advanced tutorial including the dipole, ground plane, Yagi, quad, and log periodic. Studied readers of antenna theory will enjoy these lecture notes in prose.
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Transmission Lines Explained
Getting the signal from your radio to the antenna is a vital component of any radio setup, but few understand the full impact their feeder is having. This is where "Transmission Lines Explained" steps in. It provides the theory involved, through descriptions and techniques rather than mathematics. The book delivers an understanding of the theory, operation, and use of transmission lines. It examines where twin-line cable or coaxial cables are used, not only as antenna feeder cables, but also as a basis for the matching arrangement between a line and its load. Broken down into logical sections, the 136-page paperback includes examples of how transmission lines can be constructed to suit particular applications. Techniques are featured that summarize how coaxial cables can be fitted with connectors, including BNC, N and PL259 types. There is a section covering the use of the Smith Chart, where the effect of a mismatched load on a transmission line is described, including several practical examples. Of course, you'll see mathematical explanations of given situations, where necessary. Explanations of the coefficients associated with transmission lines are provided. This sets the scene to describe how a mismatch between the transmission line and its terminating load results in a reduced power transfer and its consequence, a standing wave pattern. Details are provided covering how different impedances can be matched using sections of transmission line, common mode currents, their effect and how they can be minimized using baluns. "Transmission Lines Explained" is the ideal compilation of techniques, descriptions, and examples so that radio amateurs can gain an understanding of the concepts associated with transmission lines.
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Using the Baofeng® Radio
Using the Baofeng® Radio, by John Leonardelli, VE3IPS: Your Complete Guide to Handheld Ham Radio Whether you're new to amateur radio or looking to get more from your Baofeng handheld, Using the Baofeng® Radio gives you everything you need to operate legally, safely, and effectively. This practical guide is tailored for popular models like the UV-5R, UV-82, and DMR-enabled DR-1801UV, making it the perfect companion for beginners and experienced users alike.
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Microwave Know How
"Microwave Know-How" is a new compilation of articles aimed at those interested in building equipment for the amateur radio microwave bands. The designs in this book are from authors around the world who are keen microwave constructors themselves, ensuring that all of the projects use modern techniques and up-to-date components. The 192-page paperback includes chapters covering: * Antennas with designs for 23cm, 13cm, 6cm * Power amplifiers for 23cm and 10GHz * Measuring equipment, with different ways to use a spectrum analyzer and a very useful noise source * Filters and design of filters, useful for the accomplished constructor and a Hybrid coupler for 13cm * Modifying commercial equipment with detail of using surplus equipment to get o 5.7GHz, 10GHz and 24GHz * Converter for S band using a YIG LO and a 2m down converter for use with SDRs * Oscillators showing how to use a DDS and MMICs If you're already active on the microwave bands or simply looking for interesting projects, "Microwave Know-How" will show you how easy it is to become more active using modern devices and equipment.
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ARRL's General Q & A 7th Edition
ARRL's General Q&A 7th Edition Upgrade to a General Class Ham Radio License NOW! It's quick and easy with this study guide and the convenient question and answer format. Pass the 35-question (Element 3) test. Includes the latest question pool with answer key, for use beginning July 01, 2023. Read and understand. Brief explanations follow each question. For more detailed explanations, turn to The ARRL General Class License Manual. This seventh edition of ARRL's General Q & A is your authoritative guide to every question in the General (Element 3) question pool--everything you need to pass your General Class Amateur Radio license exam! Using ARRL's General Q & A is the best way to review for the exam with confidence. Upgrade and enjoy more frequency privileges today!
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Restoring Old Radio Sets
"Restoring Old Radio Sets" is a practical guide that explains what you need to do and how to do it when bringing an old radio back to life. You'll find inside topics that include cleaning methods for electrical and mechanical parts, making typical electrical repairs, and the process for performing live tests. There are sections on fault-finding methods and alignment and calibration of the working set; as well as useful guides to a major key in completing a successful restoration: knowing how to treat the cabinet (wood, Bakelite, or plastic). The tools, materials, and techniques needed for your restoration are all discussed, along with the care and maintenance of the finished item. Safety issues are not forgotten, and the hazards inherent in such a restoration are covered, along with steps minimize them. The 80-page paperback provides a fascinating insight into the world of the radio set restoration, usually the preserve of dedicated enthusiasts and specialist restorers. This book is one of the few available on topic aimed at someone with a basic knowledge of electronics, but who wishes to restore an old set. Author Philip Lawson, G4FCL offers the benefit of his knowledge, skills, and experience to help you undertake the job within a safe environment. Armed with this book, the reader should be able to tackle an old radio set, get it working safely, and finish-up with a really attractive piece of domestic furniture.
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Getting Started in EME
Bouncing signals off the moon has always been considered as one of the most difficult of the amateur radio disciplines. Traditionally, Moonbounce (as it's known) was practiced by amateurs who are the most accomplished engineers, as well as operators—but recent developments have now made it more accessible than ever before. "Getting Started in EME" sets out to explain what you need to know and how to get started in this captivating area of amateur radio operation. This 64-page paperback sets out the history of Moonbounce, gives information on the various EME bands, and the reasons for choosing them—and then explains the EME signal path. It covers the unique propagation effects, such as libration fading, Faraday rotation, and spatial offset. Ground gain, Doppler shift, and degradation are also covered. The book is practically based and focuses on EME at 144MHz (2m) and proposes, wherever possible, the use of equipment that is already owned in order to reduce the cost of getting started in EME. This is particularly the case with antennas, but you'll also find coverage of transceivers, pre-amplifiers and power amplifiers. Again, the emphasis is on the minimum possible requirement, utilizing equipment that may already be in the shack. There is coverage of computers/interfaces, software and operation requirements, and even your first EME contact! EME at 70cm is covered, and there are glimpses where the newcomer to EME might move onto when they find themselves bitten by the Moonbounce bug. If you've never tried EME transmissions or are just interested in what it takes to make that first contact via bouncing a signal off the moon, then "Getting Started in EME" is the ideal introduction.
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Ham Radio From Indoors
No outdoor antenna? No problem! Ham Radio from Indoors is your ultimate guide to setting up an effective indoor ham radio station. This book shows you how to install an efficient station and indoor antenna system in any setting, whether it's your house, apartment, or condominium. Don't let outdoor antenna limitations keep you from enjoying Amateur Radio. Get your copy of "Ham Radio from Indoors" today and start exploring the world of indoor ham radio!
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ARRL's Hands-On Radio Experiments Volume 3
Ham Radio: Where Hands-On Lives On! Lifelong learners will welcome Volume 3 of ARRL's Hands-On Radio Experiments, assembled from four years (2013-17) of QST's monthly "Hands-On Radio" column, written by Ward Silver, N0AX. Silver expertly leads you through 57 basic electronics experiments, designed to increase your understanding of radio fundamentals, components, circuits and design. Like the previous volumes, the experiments span an eclectic mix of topics: * Electronic Circuits * Antennas and Propagation * Transmission Lines and Impedance Matching * Electronic Fundamentals * Electronic Components * Tests and Test Equipment * RF Techniques * Practical Station Practices As long as we keep putting our hands on radios, there will be new things to learn and new techniques to try! ARRL's Hands-On Radio Experiments Volume 3 includes a complete parts list from all experiments in Volumes 1, 2 and 3! Order your ARRL Books from DX Engineering today!
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War Diaries, A Radio Amateur in Kyiv
"War Diaries, A Radio Amateur in Kyiv" by Volodymyr Gurtovy, US7IGN is a diary of the first six months of the conflict from the perspective of a Amateur Radio operator trying to live a 'normal' life in extraordinary times. Written in Volodymyr's own unedited words, you will find the author listening to ham radio around the world and not being limited to local TV or internet for information. Even though he lost his job as an attorney due to the war, he continues with his amateur radio activities. For instance, he repairs filters in his friend's Yaesu FT-857, all the while noticing a local repeater being handed over to local defense. Amidst the chaos of rockets falling and the loss of essential utilities like power and water, Volodymyr still talks about his Icom IC-706MK2G and his deep passion for Amateur Radio. Within these turbulent times, his story encapsulates not only the impact of the war on himself but also on Kyiv and the broader Ukraine. Intertwined with the broader narrative are his personal struggles, such as the poignant absence of his wife on her birthday after 22 years of celebrating together. She had sought refuge in Poland with their children for safety reasons. Volodymyr also shares heartwarming accounts of global radio amateurs rallying to assist, like a compassionate Polish radio amateur who found employment for a friend's daughter and is actively helping his wife. Amidst the hardships, there are moments of pure joy, like the reunion with his wife, and the simple pleasures of discovering an old radio that he can restore. Featured on a BBC 'Short Cuts' podcast that explores radio's role during the conflict, Volodymyr's identity as a dedicated Amateur Radio operator remains unwavering. "War Diaries" offers a unique glimpse into the life of a radio enthusiast amidst the chaos of a war zone, making it an inspiring and thought-provoking read for all.
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SOTA Explained
Summits on the Air (SOTA), is one of fastest developing award schemes that have come into existence in recent years. For the active hillwalker and the home-based chaser of summits alike, this program offers endless fascination. "SOTA Explained" provides the essential guide to this program, hilltop radio, and much more. Taking a portable radio station into the hills and operating from a summit is a fascinating and rewarding way to combine the very best aspects of walking and of amateur radio. SOTA activity is also inexpensive, providing the opportunity to achieve a great deal in amateur radio. Many appreciate the freedom this sort of operation offers and the benefits of having a high radio station far from urban electrical interference. At altitude, even modest sets can deliver astonishing performance: communication across the country and across the continent is routinely available—and on many days, mountain-to-mountain conversations flow across the world. This 160-page paperback also provides advice for those who do not venture onto the hills but still want to participate in SOTA. There's a whole chapter dedicated to chasers—from the bands to choose, how propagation affects your operation, chasing DX stations, and rare SOTA activations. Not only does "SOTA Explained" detail how SOTA works, but there's advice on safe hillwalking, setting up simple and cheap SOTA stations, and modes of operation. You'll read technical advice on improving your first station, the antennas to choose, and how to run SOTA stations on HF. The book isn't just for those new to SOTA; the more experienced operator will find much of use, too. Be warned: after reading this book, you will never see a hilltop in the same way again.
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Mini DXpeditions for Everyone
"Mini DXpeditions for Everyone" by Billy McFarland, GM6DX shows how everyone can organize a DXpedition and the enjoyment in doing so. This book is thoroughly recommended reading for absolutely everyone who has ever wondered about portable operation and enjoying the challenge of operating from an unfamiliar station with a few friends. Many regard DXpeditions as complex events that may involve getting a shipping container of equipment to a Pacific Island or getting visas for a country with very little or no amateur radio activity. This book shows how 'you can do this!' alongside the fun that a few friends (or on your own) can have on a shoestring budget. So, what is a mini-DXpedition? DXpeditions are expeditions to a particular place to operate DX (long-distance radio contacts) on amateur radio. A mini-DXpedition is of course simply a smaller-scale event - maybe a trip from the UK to Europe with 5 or fewer operators or a trip to a local island or beach. Such trips require you to understand various antenna properties, which antennas are practical, good operating practices and RFI problem-solving. That is where "Mini DXpeditions for Everyone" sets out to help. You will find guides to antennas you might use, propagation considerations, effective radios, power sources, RFI and much more to aid your planning. You will gain valuable information on effective operating, tips for your public relations, location options and advice to ensure you operate legally within other countries. Finally, there is a section on Pico-DXpeditions for the solo operator and another on how to record your adventure. Order a copy of "Mini DXpeditions for Everyone" by Billy McFarland, GM6DX from DX Engineering and start planning your own adventure!
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Amateur Radio Mobile Handbook
The fascination of taking a radio away from home and making contact with stations both near and far is an enduring one in amateur radio circles. Written by acknowledged mobile expert Peter Dodd, G3LDO, "Amateur Radio Mobile Handbook" is for those who regularly "go mobile" or simply want to start doing so. Mobile operation can offer a great escape from EMC problems or restricted home operation—and provide the challenge of the quest for that really good operating location. The 128-page paperback covers all aspects of this popular part of the hobby. From the basics of amateur radio mobile, installing radio equipment and antennas in a vehicle, maritime mobile, and bicycle mobile to pedestrian mobile, you'll find it all covered here. In addition, "Amateur Radio Mobile Handbook" contains a chapter on antenna measuring equipment and how to use it. You'll even find the use of kite- or balloon-supported antennas and the experimenting with unconventional antenna arrangements described. There are also guides to the possibilities of APRS and D-Star operation. In spite of a greater use of electronics and the lack of space in modern vehicles, the availability of lightweight, comprehensive radios means that it has never been easier to become a mobile operator. The "Amateur Radio Mobile Handbook" provides essential reading for all those who want to get the most out of amateur radio mobile.
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