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Yaesu SPG-1 FTX-1 Field Head Protection Guards
Yaesu SPG-1 FTX-1 Field Head Protection Guards are specifically designed for the Yaesu FTX-1 Field Head. This durable cage offers an extra layer of defense against accidental bumps, scratches, and impacts that can occur during portable operations, transportation, and even in a fixed station environment. Constructed from sturdy materials, the SPG-1 securely encases the front panel of your FTX-1 Field Head, safeguarding the controls, display, and connectors. Its design ensures that all essential buttons, knobs, and the screen remain fully accessible for unhindered operation while providing valuable protection. The SPG-1 FTX-1 Field Head Protection Guards are a must-have accessory for Yaesu FTX-1 Field owners who often operate in the field or wish to maintain the pristine condition of their transceiver's front panel.
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Nifty Accessories DX Field Reference
Nifty Accessories publishes their Nifty Accessories DX Field Reference Manuals for the serious DX chaser. In fact, if you're pursuing any DX challenge or award, you shouldn't be without one! These Nifty guides to DX provide you with the tools and knowledge you need to find the rare stations. Just some of the contents of these handy manuals include: * Country prefixes and ITU/CQ zones * Country prefix and zones list * CQ world zone map * ITU world zone map * ITU band plan and rules * Prefix and zone finder tools * DX clusters * Propagation prediction resources * NCDXF/IARU worldwide beacon network, and map * Other HF band beacons * QSL routes, addresses, bureaus, and managers * ITU and DXer phonetics * Commonly used amateur radio Q-codes What a resource! The information on beacons will help clue you in to band openings in your area of interest. The propagation prediction resources will help you time your DX chase, and the QSL Manager/Bureau information will facilitate that all-important follow-through! Combine all that with all of the other information and data these manuals provide, and you'll be well on your way to a DXCC or WAC certificate! These compact manuals are the size of a folded highway map! Their small size makes them easy to keep with you while operating portable; or, keep one in the glove box for those fixed-mobile DX opportunities. They are spiral-wound, which allows them to fold flat on your desktop for greater convenience. Of course, they feature Nifty Accessories' high-quality color printing and lamination for improved usefulness, durability, and water resistance. Want to make your QRP DXCC award a real possibility? These Nifty Accessories DX Field Reference Manuals from DX Engineering will provide the tools you need to engineer your DX success!
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Eclipse Tools Field Service ESD Protection Kit
Eclipse Tools Field Service ESD Protection Kit offers a mobile and compact anti-static workspace for easy setup in the field. Designed to provide superior protection against static discharge where your environment is less than ideal. Be more confident in your field repairs with Eclipse Tools Field Service ESD Protection Kit from DX Engineering! Features include: * Compact and easily transported * 26 in. x 24 in., folds down to 8.5 in. square * Includes 10 ft. grounding cord and wrist strap
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![REZ Antenna Systems [Z]Pod Mount Expedition](http://static.dxengineering.com/global/images/prod/mediumlarge/rez-zpod-mnt-exp_mh_ml.jpg "REZ Antenna Systems [Z]Pod Mount Expedition")
REZ Antenna Systems [Z]Pod Mount Expedition
The REZ Antenna Systems [Z]Pod Mount Expedition is the larger antenna mounting and radial interface developed for the [Z]Pod Carbon Expedition and compatible custom tripod applications. The integrated radial connection point allows the radial field to remain deployed at the tripod while compatible REZ antenna systems are changed, making it possible to reconfigure the antenna without rebuilding the supporting radial layout each time. Additional Feature and Specifications: Size: 2.0 in OD × 1.125 in H Mounting Thread: 3/8-24 UNF antenna mount; 3/8-16 UNC tripod interface Materials: 6061 aluminum Compatibility: Designed for larger compatible camera tripods using a 3/8-16 mounting interface and compatible 3/8-24 antenna systems. Radial Connections: 8 × 4 mm radial ports Finish: Black Type II anodize
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REZ Antenna Systems [Z}POD Mount
The REZ Antenna Systems [Z]Pod Mount is the compact antenna mounting and radial interface used on the [Z]Pod Carbon Compact and is also available separately for compatible tripod applications. By combining the antenna support and radial connection point in one component, the mount allows the radial field to remain deployed while compatible REZ antenna systems are changed. This keeps the mechanical support and radial system organized around a common field platform and simplifies configuration changes. Additional Feature and Specifications: Size: 1.5 in OD × 1.125 in H Mounting Thread: 3/8-24 UNF antenna mount; 3/8-16 UNC tripod interface Materials: 6061 aluminum Compatibility: Compatible tripods using a 3/8-16 mounting interface and compatible 3/8-24 antenna systems. Radial Connections: 8 × 4 mm radial ports Finish: Black Type II anodize
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RF Design Basics
"RF Design Basics" is the latest book by acclaimed author John Fielding, ZS5JF. It's a practical guide to Radio Frequency (RF) design rather than the more usual textbook written for post-graduate electronics engineers. Aimed at those who want to design and build their own RF equipment, this 192-page paperback provides a gentle introduction to the art and science of RF design. The 14 chapters cover subjects such as tuned circuits, receiver design, oscillators, frequency multipliers, design of RF filters, impedance matching, the pi tank network, making RF measurements, and both solid-state and valve RF power amplifiers. One chapter explains the meaning of S parameters, while another is devoted to understanding the dual gate Mosfet. Much attention is given to the necessity of cooling valve Pas—and there's even a practical design for water cooling a large linear amplifier, a subject overlooked by most other publications. "RF Design Basics" neatly fills the gap between a beginner's introduction to radio and RF design textbooks. Written for the average radio amateur, this book is an accessible and useful reference work for everyone interested in RF design.
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Valve Amplifiers Explained
This new book by John Fielding, ZS5JF, is for everyone who uses, or is considering using, an HF or VHF linear amplifier. While some amateurs may be of the opinion that valves are an obsolete technology and semiconductors are a better way, Fielding very definitely thinks otherwise! After reading the 200-page paperback you'll be under no illusions that, in his opinion, valves are far superior to semiconductor devices for most linear amplifier applications. As he says, "When you need real power and very good linearity, a valve is very hard to beat." Essential reading for anyone building a valve linear amplifier, the author guides you through the choice of valves for various purposes. "Valve Amplifiers Explained" starts with a chapter on basic valve theory and explains how to interpret valve characteristic curves. The various classes of operation of amplifiers—Class A, Class B, Class AB1, Class AB2, and Class C—are all covered in detail. The relative merits of grounded cathode and grounded grid amplifiers are discussed, and a chapter is devoted to the causes of distortion in valve amplifiers (and how to avoid such distortion). Fielding explains that linearity is primarily a function of the power dissipation of the device and the supply voltage—and he devotes a whole chapter to good power supply design. The various protection circuits that an amplifier should have are also covered. While this book is equally relevant to HF and VHF enthusiasts, a chapter is devoted specifically to the design of VHF RF power amplifiers. Another chapter even discusses liquid cooling of valve amplifiers. There is advice too for those who, instead of building an amplifier, are considering purchasing a commercially made linear. Those who use commercial linear amplifiers and want to understand more about how they work will not be disappointed. As Fielding says, "There is a certain aura about valve equipment. The glowing filaments and the gentle buzz of a high voltage power supply are a sort of magic few have had the pleasure of knowing." After reading "Valve Amplifiers Explained," you'll want to join that elite few!
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The Magic Bands
The Six Meter (50MHz) and Four Meter (70MHz) bands are known as the 'Magic bands' by radio amateurs across the world. Written by the well-known 6m enthusiast Don Field, G3XTT, this book provides a comprehensive guide to these fascinating bands and lets you into the secrets that make them so popular. They attract a special kind of enthusiast, someone who is prepared to put in long hours on a seemingly dead band, waiting for a fleeting opening or finding ways to make QSOs by means of meteors or even by reflecting signals off the moon. Propagation on these bands, especially 6m, lies between that of the HF bands and that of the higher VHF/UHF bands, and often brings surprises to those who are prepared. As such, these bands attract enthusiasts from both the HF and VHF worlds. "The Magic Bands" builds on Fields' earlier books "The 6 Meter Handbook" and "Six and Four" by adding lots of material on data modes operation, which has grown enormously in popularity in recent years with the advent of FT8. There's detail of the many of the new radios that have appeared in recent years with 6m and, increasingly, 4m capabilities. Readers will find two new antenna designs from Justin Johnson, G0KSC, of InnovAntennas especially produced for this book. Software is also discussed, not just for data modes but for remote operation, tracking of achievements, and much more. You'll see material highlighting the achievements of several of the leading operators on the 6m band. The 6m band is now almost universally available across the amateur radio world, while in recent years 4m access has been granted to many more countries, often on a permanent basis. Why miss out? "The Magic Bands" is recommended for anyone who wants to try out these bands—and is a comprehensive guide for those already hooked on these fascinating pieces of spectrum.
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Amateur Radio Astronomy
For everyone interested in radio astronomy, "Amateur Radio Astronomy" is a great source of material to expand your knowledge. It also provides a practical guide to making and setting up your own equipment, through to the study signals coming from space. Updated and with over 60 pages more than the previous edition, "Amateur Radio Astronomy" covers in-depth the subject of receiving radio signals from outer space. Starting with a historical perspective of radio astronomy, this 384-page paperback shows how much radio amateurs have contributed to the science of radio astronomy and how the average amateur can contribute in this area today. There are newly expanded details of the required parameters for the antenna and receiver and how to assemble a station. There are details of a 50MHz Meteor Radar system and lots of straightforward advice and practical information on putting together your own receiving station. Included is a practical design for a 1420MHz "hydrogen line receiver," a frequency which the Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence programme (SETI) is focused on. New material includes a chapter on Mechanical Systems and details of the Hart RAO KAT Demonstrator Antenna. This book is the result of period of research stretching back over many years, containing a great balance between historical narrative and technical information. "Amateur Radio Astronomy" is not only a great read, but a practical reference for the application of radio technology in this fascinating topic.
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DX Engineering Wire Antenna Balun Mounting Brackets
DX Engineering Wire Antenna Balun Mounting Bracket Kits are custom designed specifically for mounting high-performance Maxi-Core® 20 Baluns or legacy Comtek baluns. These kits include the virtually unbreakable combination balun mounting frame and wire antenna center insulator bracket, two DX Engineering End Insulators plus all stainless steel hardware. This unique design provides minimum capacitive coupling between the antenna wire and the field surrounding the balun core. Wire Antenna Balun Mounting Bracket Kits are the ideal starting point for building a top-performing and long-lasting coaxial cable fed single-band or multi-band wire antennas. Use a DX Engineering Maxi-Core® 20 Balun or Comtek balun, or other manufacturer's similar NEMA box balun, for a resonant or off-center fed dipole, inverted-V or loop. Use the optional coaxial cable strain relief (DXE-CSR213-1 for RG-213 or RG-8U sized coax or the DXE-CSR8X-1 for RG-8X sized coax) with your optional dipole wire (DXE-ANTW Antenna Wire) and antenna rope, all from DX Engineering. These patented** balun wire antenna insulator brackets and end insulators are made from a super high-strength UV resistant black poly-resin compound. They provide an exclusive serpentine wire-weave grip for insulated antenna wire. This method of threading the wire provides a grip strong enough to permanently support the antenna wires without the need for soldered wrapped wire ends onto the antenna wires. This allows fast and easy field adjustments of antenna length for tuning without soldering. Get everything you need to build the best performing, longest lasting wire antenna possible, all from DX Engineering! DX Engineering Wire Antenna Balun Mounting Bracket Kits DXE-WA-BMB: 1 ea. Balun & Wire Antenna bracket High-strength UV black poly-resin (** US Patent # D744,459) 2 ea. DX Engineering End Insulators High-strength, UV poly-resin (**US Patent # D534,905) 4 ea. 6-32 x 3/4" long Stainless Steel Hex Head Bolts 8 ea. #6 Stainless Steel Flat Washers 4 ea. 6-32 Nyloc Hex Nuts Click "More Detail" to see the "Documentation" tab for additional product information and the "Suggested Parts" tab for the additional items (not supplied) for your resonant wire antenna project with the DX Engineering Wire Antenna Balun Mounting Bracket Kit.
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DX Engineering EZ-BUILD® UWA Center-T and End Insulator Kits
DX Engineering EZ-BUILD® UWA Center-T and End Insulator Kits are designed for building wire antennas for high-power operations. This model will mount to any DX Engineering Balun for a balanced and isolated wire antenna, or this insulator kit may be used directly with DX Engineering 300 Ohm Ladder Line for a non-resonant multi-band dipole. All EZ-BUILD® kits include our lightweight, high strength, UV-protected center-T and end insulators. They feature an exclusive serpentine wire grip for insulated DX Engineering antenna wire and our high strength, high power 300 ohm ladder (window) line. Threading the wire or window line through the center and end insulator openings in a serpentine manner creates a grip that is so strong, the wire ends do not need to be looped, wrapped, or soldered. EZ-BUILD® kits allow for fast and easy field adjustments! The DX Engineering EZ-BUILD® Center-T includes a centered top 3/8 in. hole for the attachment of an antenna support rope, and the End Insulators accept up to 5/16 in. antenna support rope. Our EZ-BUILD® kits simplify the construction of your wire antenna, with wire crimp terminals and stainless steel hardware. For a wire antenna, built with a DX Engineering Balun at the feed-point, the coax feedline may be secured with the optional DX Engineering Coax Strain Relief which features an aluminum bracket, neoprene-cushioned P-clamps, and stainless steel hardware. This method supports the feedline without subjecting the balun connector to the strain of the coaxial cable's weight or movement. DX Engineering EZ-BUILD® UWA Center-T and End Insulator Kits let you create any type of wire antennas, including single-band, multi-band, multi-frequency, folded dipole, doublet and inverted-V, off-center fed, Windom, Zepp, long wires, rhombic, V-beam, or loop antennas. EZ-BUILD® UWA Center-T may be used as a strain relief for our 300-ohm ladder line at the ground end or house end of the run, or as the strain relief on the feed end of a vertical wire or long wire antenna. Since soldering is not necessary when building an antenna with this kit, it is perfect for Field Day use, portable operations, or even for the weekend experimenter. However, it is certainly the best choice for your permanent wire antenna system. This UWA-KIT is for building a wire antenna with any DX Engineering Balun or 300 Ohm Ladder Line. Use the EZ-BUILD® UWA213-KIT for the construction of an RG-213 or RG-8U coax fed wire antenna without a balun, that will be operated at high power and high duty cycle modes of operation, such as AM, RTTY, or FM. The UWA8X-KIT will handle low and medium power levels and tolerate low SWR levels. DX Engineering EZ-BUILD® UWA Center-T and End Insulator Kits include: -- One center-T insulator featuring an exclusive no-loop, no-solder wire, multiple wire, or 300 ohm ladder line serpentine grip design, which allow for the rapid field adjustment of wire lengths; the center-T includes a centered top hole for attaching support ropes -- Two end insulators featuring the no-loop, no-solder, serpentine grip design -- Two stainless steel wire connection bolts, nuts, and washers. -- Six crimp ring terminals for antenna and ladder line wire connections -- Additional stainless steel hardware for mounting DX Engineering baluns DX Engineering baluns, antenna wire, 300 ohm ladder line, and support rope are sold separately. Only your imagination is the limit to the practical applications for which this useful insulator system may be used. It is made from a very strong UV resistant poly-resin plastic that can handle the weight of huge wire antennas, and a DX Engineering balun as well as the attached coaxial cables. Note: Whenever the DX Engineering "Documentation" tab is available, please look at the associated files for additional product information. So, keeping an inexpensive EZ-BUILD® DXE-UWA-KIT on hand for your next wire antenna project is a great idea!
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Mastrant Antenna Support and Guy Line Ropes
Mastrant Antenna Support and Guy Line Ropes are available in several sizes and strength ratings, perfect for support of wire antennas, vertical antennas and antenna masts, as well as support of Yagi booms and elements. Mastrant ropes are of the highest quality for strength and are UV-protected for extended longevity. MASTRANT-O is a highly reflective rope (bright orange plus braided reflective tape) based on long-term proven Polyester (Dacron) product line. It is designed for maximum visibility in public places such as Field Day and POTA activities. Like all Mastrant ropes, it is UV stable and resistant to all weather conditions. It has low weight, great abrasion resistance, great durability and is nonconductive (no effect whatsoever on your antenna). Moreover, in contrast to ropes made from aramid fibers (Kevlar, Vectran, Technora, Twaron), it has knot strength about 60 %. Mastrant-P and Mastrant-R Ropes are stronger than other synthetic ropes of the same size, made from proven modern polyester. Mastrant-Q is a new rope made from a blend of polyester and polypropylene, designed specifically for guying applications. It offers an excellent performance-to-price ratio and has a knot strength of approximately 60%. It replaces Mastrant-P in diameters of 6 mm (1/4 in.) and larger. Mastrant-S is a similar polyester/polypropylene rope, distinguished by its highly reflective strands for increased visibility. Mastrant-M is their highest strength rope with the Dyneema® DM20 core, a superior synthetic rope offering high performance at an affordable price. Very high strength, negligible elongation, very low weight, and great abrasion resistance are all attributes that make Mastrant-M the best rope for guying. Larger, stronger sizes of Mastrant-M are used in Europe and other parts of the world for tower guying. Durability and safety are of prime concern to ensure that an antenna installation remains fully operational for a long time. Antennas and guy lines are exposed to changing weather conditions, mechanical strain, UV radiation, humidity, and more. These non-conductive synthetic fibers have all the necessary qualities: high strength, negligible stretch but good flexibility, long life, low moisture collection, fast drying, a minimum bending radius adding the ability to tie knots, good UV radiation resistance, weather durability and resistance to acids and alkali. Conversely, steel guying wires are heavy, difficult to work with, and their strength deteriorates with time due to corrosion and general aging. Electrical conductivity of steel guys is an undesirable feature, as they interact with the antennas and adversely modify radiation patterns. Thanks to recent developments in synthetic materials, both amateur and professional users are changing over to non-conductive guys and ropes. Mastrant offers these products for a variety of applications, from thin support lines used for wire antennas and beams, to rope guys for supporting small and portable masts and vertical antennas. When you need quality rope to install, replace, or modify your antenna systems, consider Mastrant Antenna Support and Guy Line Ropes, now available from DX Engineering.
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Moonraker HF Mini Stick Monoband Mobile Whip Antennas
Moonraker HF Mini Stick Monoband Mobile Whip Antennas are an easy, economical way to enjoy operating on the HF Amateur Radio bands while mobile or portable. These low profile HF Mini Mobile Whip Antennas are designed to mirror the construction of their larger counterparts and can be mounted with just a small magnet mount. They feature robust, helical-wound heavy gauge copper wire, wound onto a lightweight fiberglass mast. Additionally, they are collapsible simply by separating the 2 sections. The included top-mount stainless steel whip is field tunable for the lowest SWR using stainless steel set screws to securely lock the whip in place. SWR will vary according to mount location and grounding (3/8-24 mount not included). SWR at resonance is typically 1.5:1 or less when properly matched. Increased bandwidth is possible when an ATU is used. * Mounting: 3/8-24 Brass Stud (antenna mount not included) * Power Handling: 250 Watts PEP SSB, 100W CW, 50W FT8
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DX Engineering TWIG End Fed Half Wave QRP Antenna Feedpoint Kits
DX Engineering TWIG End Fed Half Wave QRP Antenna Feedpoint Kits are a compact, essential component for building a low-power (QRP) end-fed half-wave antenna system. Perfect for portable operations and outdoor activities such as POTA® or SOTA™, this feedpoint kit simplifies setup while delivering reliable performance. The TWIG is rated for 25W SSB, 10W CW, and 5W Digital modes, delivering an SWR of less than 2:1 without an antenna tuner. At its core, the TWIG features a 49:1 transformer that matches the impedance of the user supplied half-wave element wire to 50-ohms, ensuring compatibility with most QRP transceivers. The BNC female connector pairs easily with recommended coax cables, and when the element wire is properly tuned, no external tuner is required—reducing the amount of gear you need to carry. The kit includes a built-in quick connector designed for 24/26 AWG antenna wire, making element installation fast and secure. Two end insulators and clips are also provided, ensuring reliable strain relief and easy attachment of the antenna wire in the field. Installation is quick and straightforward, allowing you to get on the air fast and start making contacts. No additional counterpoise wire is necessary; the coax cable serves that function when installed correctly. For best results, use optional 24/26 AWG wire such as CEW-VIZ24-YEL100, a high-visibility, PVC-insulated stranded copper wire. A typical setup uses a sloper configuration, with the feedpoint about 6–7 feet above ground and the wire sloping upward to 25–30 feet. Recommended coax length is 25–35 feet with BNC connectors and adding an optional DXE-LPFC-BNC Feedline Choke at the transceiver end is suggested. While the antenna supports multiple configurations, wire length will vary based on installation.
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![REZ Antenna Systems Universal [Z]QD Radial Puck Upgrade](http://static.dxengineering.com/global/images/prod/mediumlarge/rez-zqd-rp-u_ni_ml.jpg "REZ Antenna Systems Universal [Z]QD Radial Puck Upgrade")
REZ Antenna Systems Universal [Z]QD Radial Puck Upgrade
REZ Antenna Systems Universal [Z]QD Radial Puck Upgrade lets you upgrade your Wolf River Coil tripod or other mount. The puck is designed to work with the existing components on a Wolf River Coil tripod as well as any other SO-239 to 3/8-24 adapter type mount. Refer to the technical drawing image to ensure the insulating washer supplied in their mount will fit in the machined pocket of this Radial Puck Upgrade. By adding the puck to your tripod you can do away with ring terminals and instead use up to (8) 4mm banana plugs. You can even solder in multiple radials to each banana plug to make radial bundles. This allows you to expand your radial field while making setup a breeze. Make your own radial kit or purchase a pre-built [Z]QD Radial Kit. NOTE: This item is the REZ-ZQD-RP-U Radial Puck Upgrade only. The pictured tripod, radials and the 3/8-24 to SO-239 adapter with insulating washer are NOT included. To install, start by unscrewing the 3/8-24 coupling nut from your SO-239 adapter. Then remove the insulating washer from the tripod. Now insert the insulating washer into the puck and place the puck on top of the tripod hub. Now reassemble the SO-239 connector making sure the lock washer does not come in contact with the puck. It's important that the washer ONLY makes contact with the plastic insulator or you will create a short in your system.
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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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S&G Tool Aid Deutsch Terminal Ratcheting Crimpers
S&G Tool Aid crimpers for Deutsch terminals are hand-operated crimp tools for use with closed-barrel Deutsch connectors. They are available in three styles to securely crimp a range of 12 to 22 AWG size wires. They feature steel construction, comfortable cushioned grips, and their ratcheting action provides perfect crimp. Small enough to take into the field, either in a toolbox or tool belt, Tool Aid wire crimpers are extremely easy to use.
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Chameleon Antenna CHA DPACK Duffle Bags
Chameleon Antenna Duffle Bags are a great way to carry your portable gear into the field. This large, 20L capacity bag features a handle to carry it like a duffle bag and a pair of padded shoulder straps to carry it on your back so your hands are free for hiking poles or other accessories. Made of 900D Oxford fabric, this bag is water and abrasion resistant and can handle most of what you can throw at it. Additional Feature and Specifications: 9.8 x 9.8 x 15.7 in.
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DX Engineering Realtree Edge Camo Hats
DX Engineering Realtree Edge Camo Hats is the perfect blend of style and comfort! Crafted from a durable 60/40 cotton-poly canvas blend, this hat ensures lasting durability and a comfortable fit. The 6-panel Realtree Edge camouflage design adds a touch of rugged outdoor style, making it perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Emblazoned with the distinctive DX Engineering logo, this hat showcases your passion for quality. The adjustable closure guarantees a snug fit, and the stitched eyelets keep you cool. Plus, the pre-curved bill adds a touch of sporty flair. Whether you're operating in the field or simply enjoying the great outdoors, the DX Engineering Realtree Camo Hats are a must-have accessory!
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DX Engineering Folding Chairs
Great for Field Day, outdoor operations, hamfests, sky-watching, cruise-ins, camping, and more. DX Engineering Folding Chairs fold up easily and fit nicely into their stylish carrying bag. These deluxe folding chairs are available only in black and feature the famous DX Engineering logo on the backrest. Designed for heavy-duty use, they will support 350 lbs. and are big enough to be comfortable. They are made with super-strong and water-resistant 600 denier poly-canvas and have an H.T. or beverage holder in one arm (807s, anyone?). They're perfect for extra seating on the deck or in the yard. When you're looking for some new camp-type folding chairs, remember these exclusive, rugged, large DX Engineering Folding Chairs!
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Chameleon Antenna WWC-34 Radial Wire & Winder
The Chameleon Antenna WWC 34 Radial Wire & Winder is a compact system for deploying and managing counterpoise or radial wires during portable operations. Each unit includes one 34 foot length of 20 gauge tinned copper PTFE wire—rated for extreme temperatures—and one durable compact wheel winder designed to keep the wire neatly organized, tangle free, and ready for rapid deployment in the field. The WWC 34 winder system offers an efficient way to store, transport, and deploy a 34-foot wire element for a variety of antenna configurations for portable operations. The installed banana plug installs easily and works well with the CHA MCC (Multi-Configuration Coil).
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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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Moonraker 600W Monoband Mobile Whip Antennas
Moonraker 600W Monoband Mobile Whip Antennas are an easy, economical way to enjoy operating on the HF Amateur Radio bands while mobile or portable. These heavy-duty, helical wound HF mobile antennas feature a heavy gauge copper wire wound onto a lightweight fiberglass mast. The included top-mount stainless steel whip is field tunable for the lowest SWR using stainless steel set screws to securely lock the whip in place. SWR will vary according to mount location and grounding (3/8-24 mount not included). SWR at resonance is typically 1.5:1 or less when properly matched. Increased bandwidth is possible when an ATU is used. These Moonraker Monoband Mobile Whip Antennas are tuned to operate in the phone portion of the designated band with models available for 20, 40 and 80 meters Additional Feature and Specifications: * Mounting: 3/8-24 Brass Stud (vehicle antenna mount not included) * Power Handling: 600 Watts PEP SSB, 200W CW, 50W FT8
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Chelegance JMount-01 Portable Antenna Mounts
Chelegance JMount-01 Portable Antenna Mounts are a lightweight and durable mounting solution crafted from stainless steel. Designed for versatility, it supports both vertical and horizontal antenna mounting configurations. Whether you're setting up a portable operation in the field or at home, the JMount-01 can be easily attached to a standard tripod using the built-in 1/4-inch threaded insert or securely clamped around a balcony railing for added convenience and stability.
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$41.99