Nov 2019 RaDAR Challenge When: Saturday, 2 November 2019 Where: Anywhere Organizer: N4KGL LaneKG@... Description: See rules at http://radarops.co.za/index.php/radar-rules/

I'm looking for a 500hz Collins filter or equivalent INRAD for a FT-897D / FT-857D radio. Anyone have a spare sitting around? Email me at N4NSS at Yahoo dot com or call 727-331-2924 leave a message. 7

Typing mistake.. However I was also excited by the Icom 703. I bought one and ams till using it Tom G0SBW

I'm quite excited about this one. OK, just 10W if using external power. But no problem for me I always use external power for my IC703, FT 817 and KX3. Hopefully the price will be acceptable. Tom G0SB

See the rules at http://radarops.co.za/index.php/radar-rules/ Let us know your plans for this one. Thanks, Greg N4KGL

Short on contacts, but Dennis WA6QKN and I still had fun. Thanks if you tried to hear us. The conditions were very bad on both 40 and 20 meters.. See the blog post at https://www.n4kgl.info/2019/04/n4

Hi I recently watched a Utube video by "Radio Prepper" regarding use of 2M SSB. https://youtu.be/LaRsBtT52kc This got me thinking about 2M SSB/CW for RaDAR use. The key point of the video was the ease

I was operational at my first location ( JO01MT85TS) at 13:25 UTC. I quickly got my first 5 QSOs, on 20m, by 13:56. These were 4 Europeans and N4GNR, Dan, in N.E.Georgia. So it was clear 20m was open

After reading John's (VA3KOT) post on the RaDAR IO group of 26th March I decided to deploy my old 20m, vertically polarised, delta loop thinking it would be an improvement on the permanent horizontal

Gadzooks! Snow almost gone and southern Ontario daytime temperatures above freezing! So I hauled wire, poles and radio into the backyard for a comparison test. These are the antennas I tested: 1. Vert

Hi, I'm trying to get some more people in my club interested. I invited another member to go with me, but I don't want him to get bored. Is it OK if he uses my callsign and takes a turn at the microph

Please introduce yourself and include callsign/location. Thanks for your interest in RaDAR!

Finally got some mild weather in southern Ontario today so I put up an antenna I've been waiting to try out. It is a vertically polarized Delta loop for 40m. It uses 137ft of wire supported on a 30ft

Welcome to all subscribers! See http://radarops.co.za/index.php/radar-rules/ Also, note there is a MeWe Group See https://mewe.com/join/radarrapiddeploymentamateurradio Let us know you RaDAR Challenge

Hi All Since HF QRM levels are so high at my home QTH I resorted to /P working some years ago. Last year a 10 watt IC703 Plus, LDG AATU and LiPo battery were successfully mounted on a lightweight mili

Please see the blog post at https://www.n4kgl.info/2018/11/n4kgl-radar-challenge-report-november.html It is great to see the other reports here on the RaDAR group. Welcome new members! Thanks, Greg N4

Unfortunately, at the first site as I was dropping the mast, it snapped in half due to the high wind…….therefore from the second site I used the 857 in the vehicle and the ATAS 120a antenna and at the

Tomorrow I’m planning to participate in the RaDAR Challenge. I will be operating pedestrian mobile from the beach at Frinton-on-Sea from about 8:00UTC to 12:00 UTC. Equipment will be a KX3 10W to a 15

Rudely awakened at 4:45 am by the alarm clock, I reluctantly got out of bed and prepared myself for an eight o’clock start on the beach at Frinton-on-Sea JO01PU11AG. Well I made it and was an operatio

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