“I introduce you to Anderson Powerpole connectors and how to solder and crimp the connector pins. This connector has become a standard among Amateur Radio operators.” — K7AGE A great set of instructions on how to properly install Powerpoles — Click … Continue reading →
The Radio Amateur is… CONSIDERATE…never knowingly operates in such a way as to lessen the pleasure of others. LOYAL…offers loyalty, encouragement and support to other amateurs, local clubs, and the American Radio Relay League, through which Amateur Radio in the … Continue reading →
Decided to clean things up a little and make the ‘KK4ECR Shack’ more organized, so here is what we have now…:
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Continue reading →12/10/2015 The FCC Enforcement Bureau has entered into a consent decree with a Florida radio amateur to resolve an investigation into whether the licensee violated Sections 97.113(b) and 97.119(a) of the FCC rules by transmitting one-way communications and failing to … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →You may have heard of the Fireman Olympics or lumberjack competitions. Most of you have seen a rodeo – at least on television – where cowboys (and cowgirls) do their thing in a stadium rather than on the range. What … Continue reading →
HamCrazy.com offers custom gifts and accessories for Amateur Radio Operators. Whether you are a newly licensed HAM or a seasoned ELMER you’ll find something fun for all Amateur Radio Operators. Check out http://www.hamcrazy.com for great products and gifts.
Continue reading →Well, I had to get a new truck — after 10 years and 201,000 miles, my trusted Chevy Trailblazer died. So now on to a 2013 Ford F-150 XLT. So here is the setup in the new truck. I still … Continue reading →
2015 Clay County Amatuer Radio Field Day, at Orange Park High, demontrates how Ham Radio operators can communicate during an emergency.
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