N4KGL - RaDAR

I enjoy Rapid Deployment Amateur Radio, Field Days, QRP, satellites, and CW. I have many friends in the hobby that make it fun. I will keep you posted on what I learn about amateur radio on this blog.

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Monday, September 29, 2014

The 2014 Peanut Power Sprint Goober Entry

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The Peanut Power Sprint is sponsored by the North Georgia QRP Club . It is only two hours long and is concentrated fun. This is the second y...
Sunday, September 28, 2014

Exercising the N6BT Bravo 7K Vertical Dipole

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I have been very eager to exercise the new N6BT Bravo 7K.   I had a couple of outings this week: Thursday PM: With the prospect of ...
Monday, September 22, 2014

My Initial experience with the N6BT Bravo 7K Vertical Dipole.

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I read Tom Schiller's book Array of Light . In Array of Light, Tom N6BT, makes a great case on how antenna efficiency can translate to e...
Monday, September 1, 2014

The KX3 2 Meter Module is Handy for Fox Hunting

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Elecraft comes out with cool upgrades and accessories for their gear. You just have to wait a bit as they are busy folks. The promised 2 met...
Sunday, August 24, 2014

Ham Radio Forty-Six Years Later

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It is my estimate that forty-six years ago I got my start in Amateur Radio in my home town of Dothan, Alabama. I had been listening to CBers...
Sunday, August 17, 2014

N4KGL/N4JTC Payload Rocket August 16th Launch

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Jason, N4JTC, prepared a rocket tracking and telemetry payload for my 5.5 inch diameter Gizmo rocket which has been modified to have a large...
Sunday, August 10, 2014

RaDAR Active Skeeter 85 Reporting, Sir

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I decided to participate in the NJ QRP Skeeter Hunt using the RaDAR protocol. Namely, I made 5 contacts and then took a one kilometer walk. ...
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