Inside NY7S: A Visit to the Del Webb Repeater Site
A July 25 visit with Josh Cavender, KE7WIL, revealed the radios, computers, duplexers, links, and antennas working together behind WVARC’s familiar NY7S Del Webb repeater.
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A July 25 visit with Josh Cavender, KE7WIL, revealed the radios, computers, duplexers, links, and antennas working together behind WVARC’s familiar NY7S Del Webb repeater.
Read moreOn April 28, Josh, KE7WIL, took the NY7S club call airborne for a 45-minute Balloons on the Air flight, making 28 contacts on 146.58 MHz simplex from about 2,600 feet using a 5-watt TIDRADIO TD-H3.
Read moreThe links below contain useful information for identifying and locating sources of RF interference.
Read moreBill Powell, W9WRP, explains the operating principle, tuning, selectivity, directionality, and practical advantages of magnetic loop antennas for amateur radio and space-constrained installations.
Read moreRusty, KJ6AMR, explains how to size and build portable solar backup power for amateur radio, including LiFePO4 batteries, PV panels, charge controllers, wiring, connectors, inverters, and radio duty-cycle calculations.
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