Thanks for the message Greg. Getting ready here in ZS too. Using the monitoring station idea agai which proved very helpful in April. Also in line with the RaDAR Sport idea I spoke about in my QSO

The next RaDAR Challenge is July 10th, 2021 UTC. RaDAR is Rapid Deployment Amateur Radio. Movement is encouraged between deployments via foot or various conveyances. Operate in a four-hour window of

The Atlanta Radio Club is pleased to announce that Dr. John Kludt, K7SYS (formerly K4SQC), will be our June speaker. The title of his talk is “ARISS Update and Into the Future”. We’ll learn

I'm started using the PSK Reporter / SPOTTING networks on the cell phone now that I have one =) Some times in the future will do a trial run to see the best place to setup and operate from and

https://zs6bne.wordpress.com/2021/04/25/radar-the-april-2021-challenge/ Eddie, A fine outing you had. I like the idea of monitoring stations. Greg N4KGL

Hi Greg, Many thanks for your comments. With the recent RaDAR Challenge in April I organized a few "Monitor" stations that would listen out on particular frequencies

https://www.qsotodayhamexpo.com/player.html?link=NTIzNDgzMTAw A great talk. The slide RaDAR as a Sport is very interesting about 30 minutes in. Thanks, Eddie! Greg N4KGL

I wonder how many Canadians we have in this group? Our long winters and short summers make operating outdoors a whole lot different to our RaDAR friends down south. Also, with the whole of Ontario

As of now, I plan to start on Saturday, April 3rd at 1600 UTC, 1100 CDT and go for four hours. I'll be in the Dothan, AL area, grid square EM71GF. It looks like I'll have nice weather. Since I will be

http://www.qrpspots.com/ I'll do my best to spot here for RaDAR CQs. When I am on CW, RBN should also pick me up. I apologize in advance this won't follow my hunt and pounce. Greg N4KGL

Hi all, Attached is the log sheet I use for RaDAR in both XLSX and PDF format. It prints in landscape. I should be hanging out on 20 meter phone and PSK31 from about 11AM CDT. 73 -Chris Bigelow VA3ECO

Watch RaDAR - Rapid Deployment Amateur Radio Presenter Eddie Leighton ZS6BNE at the QSO Today Ham Expo Saturday, March 13th, 2021 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM: Session Time (Pacific) QSO Today Virtual Ham

Thank you Mark, that's a great idea. John VA3KOT

I've started doing a screen capture of the HamGPS Android application when I setup /P to record my location. I discovered this application when I did my first RADAR challenge. I was looking for a

Mark et al; I go trailer camping in the summer (that's "caravaning" to UK readers). I hookup my trailer to the campground's 110V/30A supply which gives me ample power to operate 100 watts. My most

Thank you for the head's up Tom about Parks on the Air now being active in the UK, and the information John. I've been considering WWFF and can imagine with good band conditions that there could be a

Tom, beware, POTA is highly addictive. I tried it and have now become a hopeless addict. If you were hoping for a nice, relaxed operating style forget about it. Once your operation gets spotted on the

Hi All I've just discovered that POTA is now active in the UK (England at least). I found out about it by watching a tube video - the link to which is given below. In the video RaDAR gets a mention

Hi Tom, apologies for the speed, actually the potenziometer in my elbug was broken and I could not trim it down... But included in the backup & reapair kit I brought a small straight key which I

I spent a bit on Friday packing my IC-705, camp stool and vertical antenna with radials on my bike. I was counting on using digital modes to make up for my QRP approach. Also I have never operated SSB