I want to share some of the frequencies to monitor regarding the war in Ukraine. Please be mindful that we should keep emergency frequencies clear and be 'ears only'.
M0SZT ham radio podcast
by M0SZT Carl
M0SZT podcast, focusing on amateur radio in the UK especially portable radio, satellite working, military radio with a little bit of technology and science thrown in.In this podcast I share the experience of using various radio equipment in the field plus bring you along on the journey.
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I take a trip out to the remote barn in the Peak District to monitor some military radio signals. I wanted to find out if there's any increased radio activity on the Russian military ground force frequencies.
I get to hear some counter activity being transmitted on the frequency known as the Buzze…
Winter wildcamp
An overnight landlocked sea shanty, aka camping with whisky and a radio during a storm.
An overnight camp working on a couple of bands.
A quick trip out to work PSK31 data mode.
Great trip out working 40m portable during a very cold and winter evening. Equipment was FT897D and wire dipole and the overnight spent in a camping barn. Many lessons learned and chance to see 2 years of progress lead to a successful field operation.
This channel focuses on amateur (Ham) radio, sci…
Visit to new woodland location to operate the Clansman 320 on HF band. I find it is important to continuously test out the skills required to operate radio from locations such as woodlands.
The Clansman PRC 320 is a decommissioned British military radio that saw action in the Falklands and Northern …
In this video I show how easy it can be to set up a portable amateur radio station on holiday. Kit used in this video include:
Sotabeams linked dipole, short fishing pole for mast and the Xiegu X108G radio 20 watts. 30 contacts over a few days even with poor conditions.
Simple can be fun.
I finally get chance to get to the beach in South West Wales, beautiful part of the Country.
I work the 20m band using a Xiegu X108G radio, MFJ portable tuner and a brick of a battery. The antenna was a homebrew 1/4 wave vertical wire with around 15 to 20m of radials. The antenna was simply a wire c…
Part 1 of a 2 from an overnight trip to the Peak District. My experience working 2m VHF SSB portable during the RSGB contest. It is fair to say there are many lessons to be learnt in this hobby. I hoped to make more contacts during the RSGB Christmas contest however had not planned my portable stati…
Here's a review of the Yaesu radios from an outdoor perspective. This review does not cover the extensive features seen in other reviews but looks at some of the features geared up for use outdoors. music: bensound.com
I recorded a fun couple of days out camping and operating amateur radio on 10m, we had many stations on air so it was a successful few hours working the portable radio.
Kit used:
Xiegu x108G
Yaesu FT7900 in the car
Magmount for 2/70
5/8 wave vertical antenna for 10m.
Portable QRP activation using the Yaesu FT817 radio with Windcamp battery and the MP1 SuperAntenna on 10m.
A very interesting night operating from the bunk barn in the Peak District. I was joined by Paul (G1WHP), Tom (M0RMY) and Jacob who will soon by an M7.
The day was spent building new antennas, breaking antennas, diagnosing antennas and fixing antennas. Also we got to try out some new radios, make a…
In this adventure I camp overnight at a campsite in high ground. The plan was to run some SSTV experiments on 2m with fellow operators.
I used an Android tablet with DroidSSTV app plus the wolphilink adapter.
Wolphilink
DroidSSTV
Samsung tablet
FT897
Slimjim antenna
DX commander pole
Leisure batter…