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"AllstarLink version 3 beta" and "a Ham Radio smartwatch."

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Issue 338 July 6th, 2024

Top links

AllStarLink version 3 beta The next generation of AllStarLink repeater and hotspot software. AllStarLink GoodWatch A Ham Radio smartwatch. KK4VCZ My first, easiest (and last?) SOTA If you spotted a couple of weirdos on a hilltop with a big antenna yesterday, this is what was going on. Ian Renton Reducing QRM from a portable solar panel system It is not the solar panel itself that produces the radio frequency noise, but rather the charge controller attached to it. KA7OEI Venturing into the world of AllStarLink Setting up a Raspberry Pi based AllStarLink hotspot. M0AWS Ham Radio 101 basic set-up The equipment list will be geared for either home or portable operation for digital net operation. KK4Z What you should know before buying a Motorola radio Things that you as a Ham should know before buying a used device. DK1MI TetraPack presentation at HamRadio 2024 Dive into the new features revealed in the latest project update. Brandmeister Field Day photos Conejo Valley Amateur Radio Club shares photos from Field Day 2024. Conejo Valley Amateur Radio Club

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Friedrichshafen Ham Radio Expo 2024 walk-through 14 minute tour of the main hall. rigsearch The antenna that took 7.200MHz by surprise Buddistick Pro antenna for a Parks on the Air (POTA) activation. N2MAK A look at my mobile Ham Radio setup Installing a Radioddity DB25-D into a 2018 Ford Escape. KI5IRE Testing VHF/UHF antennas with the NanoVNA We look at the 3 antennas supplied with the Tidradio H8 handheld VHF/UHF Ham Radio. learnelectronics

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