We have a new YouTube collection which features Ham Radio Station and Shack videos from around the world. Hams around the globe put these videos together as their “playlists” of favorite station photos and video. They are fun to watch! Also, they are a good source of ideas for your own station.
Do you have a favorite station video or another video about Amateur Radio on YouTube? Send us a link at [email protected] so we can add it to our YouTube feeds.
There’s one thing that was annoying me about the new IC-7300, and that was that the USB connection to the computer did it all: radio control, soundcard codec, PTT/CW. That’s great, and …
Source: Icom IC-7300 USB for Radio Control + FSK Keying By: Cedrick Johnson
This is a great article for folks who want to do RTTY with an IC-7300 transceiver. FSK RTTY is much easier to use than the AFSK/Sound Card approach. You can read more articles about digital modes on our Blog.
Bouvet lies at 54 degrees, 25 minutes South and 3 degrees, 22 minutes East. It’s the product of a volcanic eruption that last occurred in 4,000 B.C. Bouvet is 97% ice-covered, and with surrounding rocks and small islands, has an area of 19 square miles, with 18.4 miles of coastline. Its location, ice, rock cliffs, high seas, harsh climate and surrounding pack ice and icebergs isolate it from human presence. Jean-Baptiste Charles Bouvet de Lozier first saw the island in 1739. The island was not seen again until 1808. There was a disputed landing by Benjamin Morrell. But, the first documented landing was by the Norvegia expedition in 1927, which named the island Bouvetoya, and claimed it for Norway. More on the Bouvet Island DXpedition…
Source: The Bouvet DXpedition 2018
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