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Monthly Archives: October 2017
Adding 20 meters to the QRP Labs Ultimate3 WSPR TX (#82)
I moved my little QRP Labs Ultimate3 WSPR transmitter from 30 meters to 20 meters, which involved building the kit for the 20 meter low pass filter. Follow along as I step through the process, stopping for a moment to … Continue reading
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Unbox the Radioddity GD-77 (#81)
Unboxing the not-yet-released Radioddity GD-77, their “try again” DMR Tier 1/Tier 2 radio. I describe many of the promised features. It’s both analog and digital, and operates on both 2 meters and 70 cm. I should have the programming software … Continue reading
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Testing the NEW GD-55+ for DMR (#80)
Here we are again, looking at the Chinese Radioddity GD-55+. The PLUS indicates they’ve made mods to solve the Slot 1/Slot 2 controversy. My testing indicates they’ve certainly gone a long way. They now cleanly transmit in only one time … Continue reading
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My Station Antenna, Butternut HF-9V (#79)
Here’s an answer to a question I’ve been asked many times: what’s my station antenna? The answer is a Butternut HF-9V, a ground-mounted vertical with radials. This video explores how I have my antenna set up. You can see a … Continue reading
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Unbox and Test FD-094B HDTV RX Antenna (#78)
Hams can use the PremWing FD-094B HDTV receive-only antenna for 2 meters and 70 cm. It’s surprisingly effective, giving me several SD and HD channels from Grand Junction, about 70 miles away as it bends over a couple mountains. You … Continue reading
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Review and test of Iso-Tip 7700 Portable Soldering Iron (#77)
I’ve never used a portable, rechargeable soldering iron before. This one surprises me: it heats quickly, charges quickly, and has easily interchangeable tips. Pretty cool, really. You can see a list of Ask Dave videos by clicking here. You can ask … Continue reading
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