What kind of frequency does this antenna work? Top of a fire station.2wk ⋅ WhyMussAyeCuss ⋅ r/amateurradio
Work was getting rid of some equipment and I picked this out of the garbage bin. Brand new1yr ⋅ masterchief1001 ⋅ r/amateurradio
New ham, climbed a tall hill here in Mass and got my first 70cm non NET contact. Woo hoo!1yr ⋅ TheUnsightlyLocks ⋅ r/amateurradio
First QSL card ever. It's from a SOTA activation. Its VHF, but it's my first one so it is special to me.1yr ⋅ Marconi_and_Cheese ⋅ r/amateurradio
eQSL.cc Stores passwords in plaintext - I have just created an eQSL account today. I clicked on reset password and eQSL sent me my password by email in plaintext, which means they are not hashing the passwords and storing them securely.1wk ⋅ passwordplain ⋅ r/amateurradio
It ain't much, but it gets me to Alaska and South America just fine.3yr ⋅ ExileOnMainStreet ⋅ r/amateurradio
Doesn’t look like much, but it sounds great and cost $2.50 at my local Hamfest5mo ⋅ doc17 ⋅ r/amateurradio
The Deep South Amateur Radio Club has spent this spring restoring Main Communication aboard the USS ALABAMA.3yr ⋅ Whig ⋅ r/amateurradio
21 years of being a ham and I finally join HF. Picked up the TS430S and it’s in great shape1yr ⋅ DaniTheLovebug ⋅ r/amateurradio
I know it ain’t much, but this is the first ham radio I have ever owned so I’m super excited!2yr ⋅ TheKingIsBackYo ⋅ r/amateurradio
Made my own dummy load for a few bucks. Only had to buy cheap resistor.1yr ⋅ dustystanchions ⋅ r/amateurradio
Ready for the VHF contest tomorrow. Three rovers on a ten grid run in central Texas. See y'all out there!11mo ⋅ skillet256 ⋅ r/amateurradio
Rufus Turner, W3LF, of DC, was the first Black to earn a ham license in the USA in 1928. He was involved with the early development of transistor radios, too ... a TRUE PIONEER!2yr ⋅ HamRadioPrep ⋅ r/amateurradio
Thought you guys would like this - my grandfather (middle) during a national amateur radio competition, Poland, 1960s1yr ⋅ Cicada1205 ⋅ r/amateurradio
a great gift from my father. He obtained an IC-7300, so he passed this to me. I love it1yr ⋅ Big-nose12 ⋅ r/amateurradio
Cage line is a type of transmission line for high power, low frequency signals. It functions similarly to a large coaxial cable. The outer ring is the grounded shield. This is the feed line for a longwave radio station, which operates 225 kHz and 1200 kW.3yr ⋅ nic0nicon1 ⋅ r/amateurradio
If I spent $100 on this...would I be crazy? It would be my first base station. Complete Yaesu transceiver station; model FT-757GX; includes power supply and fully automatic antenna tuner8mo ⋅ ToWhomItConcern ⋅ r/amateurradio
I'm starting to stress out about how much I'm willing to spend on antennas3yr ⋅ _parallaxis ⋅ r/amateurradio
I saw this in another subreddit and thought it definitely belongs here.1yr ⋅ iBoojum ⋅ r/amateurradio
I’ve been converting my canoe for sailing, and just finished rigging up a j-pole hoist for my Yaesu HT.7mo ⋅ Gullex ⋅ r/amateurradio
I've almost finished building a semi-portable solar power station to keep my equipment running off-grid.2yr ⋅ Gullex ⋅ r/amateurradio
An old analog hamclock I got for free. Find it pretty cool, so I thought I'd share it.2yr ⋅ Sarius98 ⋅ r/amateurradio
So for Father's Day I dug out this pic of my dad. Can anyone identify the equipment?11mo ⋅ W6NZX ⋅ r/amateurradio
The Russian Buzzer UVB-76 4.625 broke protocol yesterday, playing music and waterfall images.. this is not a drill.2yr ⋅ lanesplit ⋅ r/amateurradio
Camping on a mountain at 1.850m / 6.000 ft in very uncomfortable conditions for the VHF/UHF contest.2yr ⋅ NoahDoah ⋅ r/amateurradio
ARRL: we need to attract younger hams to the hobby and increase diversity. Also ARRL:4yr ⋅ manero64 ⋅ r/amateurradio
Passed General tonight!! 2 months after getting Tech. WOO HOO!!! 34 years in the making.2yr ⋅ WillShattuck ⋅ r/amateurradio
Not the normal content. I asked DALL•E to create me a modern HAM shack. Here is one of the results. Prompt in comments.7mo ⋅ ozarkmartin ⋅ r/amateurradio
I'm 16 and I passed my Technician and General in one go, looking forward to getting my callsign soon4yr ⋅ CrazyColin16 ⋅ r/amateurradio
Got my technician license nearly a year ago and I love listening to my radios yet I haven't transmitted one word cause I'm too shy.4yr ⋅ TornadoCondorV2 ⋅ r/amateurradio
Hiking at Canon Mountain, NH USA - this was posted on a door half way up a lookout tower1yr ⋅ bananaphoneMan ⋅ r/amateurradio
I'm all for making CW more approachable for curious people, but this might be the most unhelpful graphic I've ever seen1yr ⋅ CharlesStross ⋅ r/amateurradio
It's scary how dangerous ignorance and misinformation can be. If only everyone could be educated on the basics of radio.1yr ⋅ Ship_Adrift ⋅ r/amateurradio
I’m a new freshman and Embry-Riddle in Daytona Beach, Fl, and I’ve made my first contacts this week and have really been enjoying the hobby.1yr ⋅ Duck-B0i ⋅ r/amateurradio
Sometimes even the best of us struggle with making proper radio calls. I made a helpful poster to study to make sure you don't sound like a dufus when you key that mic.4yr ⋅ TheBalance ⋅ r/amateurradio
No one but me and the pets this thanksgiving but ham radio is there for you through thick and thin (sunspots willing)1yr ⋅ TickletheEther ⋅ r/amateurradio
Made a contact through a repeater 60 miles away with this janky set up! Bay Port to West Branch Michigan!2yr ⋅ zonfor ⋅ r/amateurradio
Announcing HAMCLOCK II: THE CLOCKENING, in which the old monitor died so I Amazoned a new one for US$95 and it looks even better now.11mo ⋅ the2belo ⋅ r/amateurradio
First day of school, brought my QCX and homebrew AX-1 to campus. The students I talked to were fun. They thought I was either a spy, testing a rocket, or my fav, based on how I strung the counterpoise, listening to a tree1yr ⋅ mr_noun ⋅ r/amateurradio
Decoded NOAA 15 for the first time! I’ve always wanted to do this! Loving this hobby.3yr ⋅ Nexus1111 ⋅ r/amateurradio
