Relax to the sweet sounds of radio static noise, SSB single side band noise. Helps to make you want to fall asleep, relax and unwind to the sweet sound of natural static atmospheric noise.
Filmed under controlled conditions on the 21 MHz (15 meter band).
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Today I am using the Rig Expert Stick 230 to Tune up a Dipole 20M that I built. Then I use the Rig Expert to look at a random wire. Finally, i give me final thoughts on the Stick 230.
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Mark, KD9EHK, asks "Have you ever used the product called ‘Stuf’ a dielectric waterproofing grease, on outdoor coaxial connectors? How do you keep your ann=tenna and coac connections corrosion free?
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Today we’re talking to Richard from Hamstudy.org who also happens to be the Signal Stick guy. We also have Garret N7GRS, my bastard child live in Studio A to sabotage the channel.
Today we’re talking to Richard from Hamstudy.org who also happens to be the Signal Stick guy. We also have Garret N7GRS, my bastard child live in Studio A to sabatoge the channel.
Today we talk about the basics of using an Oscilloscope. I’ve never used one before, but Jim over at FEPLabs is an untrained pro that will show us all some ropes.
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