The first 2m SSB E-Skip opening in the midwest to Florida occurred on 22 June 2009. Several stations had to work each other at over 1000 miles during the brief opening.

A tour of the home built AM transmitter racks 771fd6292de1efd4.flv 771fd6292de1efd4.flv 771fd6292de1efd4.mp4 4b767bdd2c8d1.jpg

On Saturday, April 21, 2007, The University of Tennessee Amateur Radio Club (UTARC) flew an experimental weather balloon to test an APRS transmitter and on-board video. The following is a 10 minute highlight video of the flight from pre-launch, to launch, ascent, cutdown, descent, landing, and...

This video shows my commercial Hex-Beam Amateur Radio antenna mounted on a 15-meter military surplus telescoping mast ...

Piel Island lies half a mile (1 km) off the southern tip of the Furness Peninsula in the administrative county of Cumbria. It is located at 544\'N, 310\'W . It is one of the Islands of Furness in northern England. The island is owned by the people of Barrow-in-Furness, the mainland...

Putting two single French Military kites on the same line. Used instead of a large Rokkaku kite to lift 160m half wave antenna.

I use this TBW transmitter on 40 meters for AM (7.290) and have been opperating it for around four or five years now. The power supply is home built and located in both the old center section and under the rack the transmitter lives on. KA3EKH

This is a short video of Phil/N0KE in DM69 working me in the rover in EN32 during the June ARRL VHF QSO Part on 14 June 2009. It was quite a surprise for me at 862 miles.

Goal is to make contact using less than 1 watt if possible.

YO9GVW - Miki in Campina listening brazilian pirates working arround 260 Mhz on military satellites.