Chris, I’ll be glad to donate to the cause....for the toroids. The box look like single outlet outdoor electrical box’s. They are fairly cheap.........Corey Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

Some light reading for anyone who wishes to get "another" perspective/explanation. https://survivalblog.com/using-mesh-networking-aden-tate/

Thanks for the practical algorithm, Chris. Anybody in the club volunteer to slowly fabricate cheap but good bandpass filters and test them before Field Day, June 22-23? Not a difficult project,

Remember the triad: good, fast or cheap, pick any two. Our advantage is we have three months to scrounge parts, and DXE ships overnight. '73

Thanks, Chris! I like this article. Can the club's "makers" fabricate these filters in time for Field Day 2019? The DXE Engineering bandpass filters for 200 watts output cost $130 for each

Hi Chris, The Bud filter is quite a vintage piece! It's frequency of use was in the narrow VHF spectrum for old TV channels 2-13, . The Field Day interference I am suggesting we solve is between HF

For those of you that have ever driven Highway 61 north of Hannibal, Lew Gordons' antenna farm was a thing of beauty along the north side. He published this article in QST addressing the same issue.

I mis-spoke Tuesday (as usual). I have a Bud LF-601 low pass filter. The function of which, when originally sold, was to attenuate spurious harmonics in the television VHF broadcast band (54-216 MHz).

I had not read that in the manual, but it's good to know. I don't think that was my issue, though. I dropped the HT in the cradle and left it overnight, it was still blinking red/green in the

Keep in mind the Anytone charger takes ten or fifteen minutes to decide it wants to charge the battery after you drop it in the cradle. Weird, but that’s what the manual says. Jon Cole

Hey folks, has anyone else had a problem with the charger for their Anytone HT? Mine is about 9 months old and now it just flashes red and green, regardless of whether the radio is in the cradle or

Yep. The polarization was definitely incorrect. :-) Jon Cole

Hi Last Sunday on Wes's 8:00 PM simplex net on 146.440 he was having a great deal of trouble getting out. I went over and we had a look. I think we might have isolated the problem. See attached

our mesh system out in az is comprised of all ubiquiti units as far as i know.. (it was when i left.) the tp-links were nice, however they had some issues. i have a dongle that is capable of

Rob, I have initially used AREDN on a TP Link CPE-210 and on a MikroTik hAP AC lite. The latest daily builds are incorporating automatic link distance calculations, which improves throughput. They are

Mike, Uh, way more than three, and some Wouxon's. 😄 But my best radio for the buck, is the Anyone. The latest vrrson has some wonderful features. 7 Watts, DMR, analog, roaming, and built in APRS.

Here is some YouTube noise about Baofeng and FCC Keep in mind there are more Flat Earth videos than Baofeng videos, so be careful with the YouTube videos you

http://www.arrl.org/news/view/arrl-fcc-discussing-issue-of-uncertified-imported-vhf-uhf-transceivers - Best Regards, Gary D Vaught

I do not remember the issue. But somebody put the Boufeng on a spec analyzer. With the stock ducky it was fine. However with a after market super long ducky, or magnetic mount, the spectrum was

Van, Ham Radio Outlet has the Alinco DJ 500T dual band on sale for 95$ right now. I have one and does Jim N0SSM. It’s a nice HT. If you decide to get one I’ll help program it. Alinco has a