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New FCC 60-meter band rules | QRZ Forums For the reasons stated below, we do not allow the amateur community to utilize the new international allocation at 5351 5-5366 5 kHz at the requested 100 W ERP limit and adopt NTIA’s proposal to limit usage of this band to 15 W EIRP, or 9 15 W ERP
HamClock on Windows!!! | QRZ Forums I posted a video a while back showing that HamClock can be loaded on a Windows system Since then a lot of people have commented that they have had
Call Sign Not Recognized - QRZ Forums Hello Everyone, I am brand new to amatuer radio, and just received my call sign this morning from the FCC When I registered for my QRZ account this
ON QRZ but will not confirm the contact. - QRZ Forums Just get on the air every chance you get, and enjoy the journey - fun and rewarding things in life are not always about the destination NO ONE gets even close to 100% confirmations, and your rate is not unusual for using just QRZ without also adding in confirmations from LoTW as well The contacts will come - and the confirmations as well
Icom 7300 7610 Digital Mode ALC Zone - QRZ Forums The idea on all digital modes is NOT to affect or distort signal cleanliness with any amount of "ALC" limiting or compression whatsoever That means adjusting digital and or analog input levels and transmitter gain circuitry for thresholds below where the ALC "limiting" circuit shows or indicates any level whatsoever
To Balun or not to Balun. . . - QRZ Forums Do not put baluns in single element dipoles that would be used for anything other than the frequency they're cut for or the appropriate odd harmonic Multiple-element "fan" dipoles are great with a good balun Always use current baluns The ONLY exception to this are the Radio Works "Remote Balun" and another 4:1 balun called the "Centaur"