Part 2 of Some VHF/UHF Contacts and Tropo Openings

This video shows how to install a NMO type antenna mount..It was mounted on a 2009 Ford F-150 pickup truck at Kcomm the ham radio store in San Antonio, Tx..I aquired my brother Tim KE5CFZ to help me.. The NMO mount requires a 3/4" hole which was drilled thru the roof just in front of the cargo...

YO9PH/P working in VHF/UHF contes on the mountain

Here is a video showing how I installed a 12VDC ham radio power cord in a 09 Ford F-150 pickup truck..The cord was used on a Kenwood TM-D710 Dual Band VHF/UHF ham radio transceiver..The fuses are at the battery end..The cord was run thru the firewall & along side the drivers door under the kick...

Earl , K5ROC shows his portable station using a Alinco DX-70 for HF and Yaesu FT-7800R for VHF/UHF. The radios along with antenna tuner and power supply are mounted in a computer case it is transported by placing in a case with wheels and handle. Antennas for the station are a 1/4 wave Diamond...

Video shows how conditions were this morning on 18 June 2009 on 144 MHz and above. Jim/W4ZRZ opened up the band out of EM63 Alabama to the northeast. We quickly worked thru 432 then 222 MHz and then the surprise on 1.2 GHz on Voice.

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...

UFO - military satellite, brazilien pirates on 255.550 Mhz bandplan Quebec kanal 4 http://www.satellitenwelt.de/uhfmilsat.htm#UFO