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Hamlib project recent actvity
- GitHub committed [afabcf] 18 Jun 2022
- Michael Black committed [71edbc] 18 Jun 2022
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Hamlib Git commits
- Migrate tentec README 18 Jun 2022
- Debugging README error on github build 18 Jun 2022
- Migrate README in kylix 18 Jun 2022
- Add README back 18 Jun 2022
- Update index.doxygen to README.md 18 Jun 2022
- Debugging README in github build 18 Jun 2022
- Update index.doxygen for github build 18 Jun 2022
- Debugging github README problem 18 Jun 2022
- fix windows makefile 18 Jun 2022
- Merge pull request #1069 from cjtheham/master 18 Jun 2022
ARRL
- New Treasurer John Sager, WJ7S, Says ARRL a Perfect Match 25 Jun 2022
- ARRL to Host LIVE Video from W1AW for Field Day 25 Jun 2022
- 2022 ARRL Field Day Weekend -- Are You Ready? 25 Jun 2022
- The K7RA Solar Update 24 Jun 2022
- Phil Salas, AD5X, Wins the May 2022 QST Cover Plaque Award 21 Jun 2022
- 2022 W1AW and K6KPH Field Day Bulletin Schedule 20 Jun 2022
Category Archives: Kits
4 State QRP Group Bayou Jumper (Paraset inspired QRP XCVR)
Just before Christmas the 4 State QRP Group announced that a new kit is available, dubbed the Bayou Jumper. From its introductory page: “Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear” and build the Bayou Jumper. The name … Continue reading
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A word on amateur radio kits
Over the next few weeks I plan a series of posts on the amateur radio kits that I am building this winter. The other night I was describing the first one I am building, the AC-1 Junior by Dwight, KG4HSY, … Continue reading
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Kit building, a journey into amateur radio
Amateur radio has a long history of building. Whether from the earliest days of the hobby where nearly every component had to be constructed or modified slightly to convert a landline Morse component into wireless service all the way to … Continue reading
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