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Saturday, December 18, 2021

• LHS Episode #444: Knock It Off
  Hello and welcome to the 444th installment of Linux in the Ham Shack. In this episode, the hosts discuss several short topics including some year-end news about the show, tiny …

• Power Box for Bioenno Battery
  When operating portable, I use Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries from Bioenno. Most of my portable operating is for Summits On The Air (SOTA) and I wrote about it here: My SOTA Battery Journey For POTA activations, I purchased a larger, 20 Ah Bioenno battery and use it to power a Yaesu FT-991 (and other radios). […]

  The post Power Box for Bioenno Battery appeared first on The KØNR Radio Site.

• Practice practice and more practice.
  Moving along with my contest code…I call it contest code as it’s really not conversation code as that takes a bit more skill. Not saying that contest code does not take skill but you kinda have an idea with contest code what to expect………a…

• Solar Cycle 25, and a Life-Changing Event (Part 1 of 2)
  From the RAIN HamCast episode #56, 2021-XII-11 (used with permission): When you were knee high to a grasshopper, did you undergo a game-changing experience that shaped your future career? Here is text from the introduction: Tomas Hood/NW7US did. Tomas has been a shortwave enthusiast since 1973. He was first licensed as a ham in 1990 […]

• Checking Out The KT-WP12 Transceiver
  I’ve been interested in the idea of a microphone-centric radio and wrote about it here: How About a Mic-Centric Mobile Transceiver? Shortly thereafter, I discovered that QYT has introduced a VHF/UHF ham rig that has the display and controls in the microphone (Model KT-WP12). You may want to watch the video by Tech Minds, which […]

  The post Checking Out The KT-WP12 Transceiver appeared first on The KØNR Radio Site.

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