Advanced FT8 Operating Techniques
FT8 has revolutionized amateur radio by enabling contacts under weak signal conditions. Many operators start with the basics of calling CQ and responding to signals. However, to fully unlock its…
FT8 has revolutionized amateur radio by enabling contacts under weak signal conditions. Many operators start with the basics of calling CQ and responding to signals. However, to fully unlock its…
The Radioddity HF-009 is a versatile portable HF antenna designed for operators who value performance, portability, and efficiency in field operations. Because it covers multiple HF bands, it’s ideal for…
Finding the FRS Radios & Antennas can ensure you stay connected during camping trips, off-road adventures, and community events. FRS, or Family Radio Service, operates on UHF frequencies for short-range,…
Line of sight propagation is a fundamental concept in radio communication that governs how signals travel directly from the transmitter to the receiver without obstruction. This mode of transmission is…
Improve search and pounce skills will transform your on-air efficiency, allowing you to log more contacts in less time. Search and pounce is a fast-paced technique where an operator tunes…
Fox and Hound FT8 is a specialized operating mode within WSJT-X designed to handle high-volume DXpedition pileups efficiently. The mode allows one operator, known as the “Fox,” to manage multiple…
Ground wave propagation plays a crucial role in radio communications, especially at lower frequencies. It refers to radio signals that travel along the surface of the Earth rather than reflecting…
Doppler shift compensation plays a crucial role in maintaining clear and accurate communication, especially when working with satellites or fast-moving stations. When either the transmitter or receiver moves relative to…
The Radioddity GA‑5WB hand-held radio brings together modern features and practical design. It operates actively across VHF and UHF bands, and even taps into air‑band and FM reception. Furthermore, it…
Understanding Mirroring in ham radio refers to the practice of answering another operator using the same message format, spacing, and structure that they used. This approach simplifies logging and copying,…