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Key Pieces and Paddle Parts

Though they differ in appearance and required operating technique, straight keys and paddles are the most common tools used to send Morse code. Learn more about these tools for sending code in the article.


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Shopping for Coaxial Cable

Coax is the type of feed line you are most likely to encounter. This article takes a look at determining what type of coaxial cable would be best to buy for your station.


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Analyzing your Antenna System

An antenna analyzer measures your antenna system SWR at any frequency within its range and reveals the electrical characteristics of your system. This article shows how utilizing an antenna analyzer will help keep your antenna system working efficiently.


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**ARRL On the Air – Episode 28**

This episode of the On the Air podcast explores the benefits of investing in a digital multimeter, including its ability to measure electrical values.


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Antenna Tuners: Making a Match

Whether you know them as a matchbox, transmatch, coupler, matching network, antenna tuning unit, ATU, or simply a tuner, antenna tuners create an efficient transfer of power between the transceiver and the antenna. Check out how antenna tuners work their magic in the article.


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Knit Earpad Covers for Headphones

Tired of your over-ear headset earpads getting sweaty and damaged after prolonged use? Daniel Rosenne’s, 4X1SK, spouse, Zippi, who is an avid knitter, came up with a solution to this problem. Check out how to make your own knit earpad covers in the blog.


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IARU HF World Championship | July 9-10, 2022

222 MHz and Up Distance Contest | August 6-7, 2022

10 GHz & Up – Round 1 | August 20-21, 2022

Rookie Roundup – RTTY | August 21, 2022

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The Hawaii Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) urges licensed Hawaii Amateur Radio operators to participate in the Saturday, 16 July 2022 (0900-1200 HST) Makani ‘Ino Hurricane Emergency Communications Drill. For details, please go here: http://HawaiiARES.net

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Here’s the current issue of “On the Air” magazine from HQ ARRL.

Views expressed in this Amateur Radio News update are those of the reporters and correspondents.

Accessed on 05 July 2022, 2155 UTC.

Content reprinted with permission of The ARRL. Copyright ARRL.

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**ARRL On the Air – Episode 28**

Antenna Tuners: Making a Match

Hawaii Island Amateur Radio News:

The Hawaii Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) urges licensed Hawaii Amateur Radio operators to participate in the Saturday, 16 July 2022 (0900-1200 HST) Makani ‘Ino Hurricane Emergency Communications Drill. For details, please go here: http://HawaiiARES.net

Aloha es 73 de Russell Roberts (KH6JRM)

Public Information Officer

Hawaii County, ARRL Pacific Section

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Here’s the current issue of “On the Air” magazine from HQ ARRL.

Views expressed in this Amateur Radio News update are those of the reporters and correspondents.

Accessed on 05 July 2022, 2155 UTC.

Content reprinted with permission of The ARRL. Copyright ARRL.

Source:

https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/FMfcgzGpGnLZMtPZTcxMkxpxlvCVnWJC

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ARRL marketing@arrl.org via informz.net

ARRL On the Air – Episode 28

Antenna Tuners: Making a Match

The Hawaii Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) urges licensed Hawaii Amateur Radio operators to participate in the Saturday, 16 July 2022 (0900-1200 HST) Makani ‘Ino Hurricane Emergency Communications Drill. For details, please go here: http://HawaiiARES.net

Aloha es 73 de Russell Roberts (KH6JRM)

Public Information Officer

Hawaii County, ARRL Pacific Section

http://bigislandarrlnews.com

https://www.simplehamradioantennas.com

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**ARRL On the Air – Episode 28**