VP6DX Ducie Island DX´pedition reception in Patagonia South America from LU7YS station. Rig: YAESU FT1000D antenna Cushcraft X7 @ 13 meters feb 19 at 23:20 UTC

We’re back with the first episode from our new set. This month Jim runs a few benchmarks to determine if the Apple MacIntel is ready for prime time. IPTV show producers get ready… George hacks the Radio Shack Lavalier Microphone (#33-3013) to add phantom power and better performance....

New gear, old junk, and interesting characters… Tommy and Jim visit the worlds largest amateur radio gathering and bring us back some great footage from the 2007 Dayton Hamvention. Meet Tom, WA5KUB and learn more about his live helmet cam. In this episode we also introduce Peter from...

John Moyle Field Day 2009, We operated from QF12LT for the 24 Hours and started to setup Friday night. It was a very wet and windy days with the wind getting up to 100 kph we had to have the caravan tied down well, We had some very good contacts on all 6mtr 2mtr 70cm 23cm 13cm bands with some...

Training film on the BC-1306, SCR-694 field radio. Part 2 of 3

Signal Corps Training film for the SCR-694, BC-1306 field radio. PART 1 of 3

Part 3 of a Signal Corps training film on the SCR-694, BC-1306.

Yup, there's even a video of THIS! Amazing, soon we'll see people opening up utility bills on youtube. Anyway, if you've always used RG-8 or RG-213, this is a nice step right past LMR-400 and into the real stuff. This is the last step before Heliax. The difference w/ 600 Vs the first...

This little four-valve radio has not yet been identified. I'm hoping that somebody can identify it for me or help me to do so. It measures 6"deep, 7 high and 10 wide. The only labels it has on the front is the company name of 'Freed Eisemann' and on the rear of the internal metal chassis is a...

Presentation and description of old military SCR-694 radio station