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HF AERIALS

Coax fed HF aerials

HF dipole aerials

Long wire antennas

HF Fan dipole aerials

End-fed aerials

Insulators for wire aerials

End-fed wire for top band 160 metres V*

The Beverage aerial

The Carolina Windom

The grounded loop aerial

The Delta Match aerial

The doublet aerial V*

The end fed Zepp

10 and 12 metre aerials
The Sigma Venom

The Solarcon Antron A99 vertical A*

A vertical for 20 metres

A 5/8th wave 20 metre vertical

Medium Wave frame aerials

Medium & long wave Ferrite Rod aerials

Antenna switch for short wave listening V*

Log periodic antenna

ANTENNA FEEDERS

Balanced feeders

ATUs – AMUs

Aerial Tuning Units V*

RF METERING

An RF Ammeter

An RF Volt meter

The Rapid Bandchecker absorption wavemeter

LUMPED RF COMPONENTS

High voltage capacitors and other lumped bits

VHF – UHF AERIALS

VHF UHF Aerials

Flowerpot antennas V*

Flowerpot antenna how it works V*

PMR 446 aerials

ATTIC ANTENNAS

Aerials in the loft attic antennas A*

COAX

RG316 V*

Types of coax.
Loss and shield consideration. V*

Coax switches

BALUN – UNUN – CHOKES

The BALUN  UNUN
and common mode chokes V*

RF PLUGS & SOCKETS

RF Plugs sockets connectors couplers

Antenna switch for short wave listening V*

Crimp-on RF plugs SMA V*

DIPLEXERS
TRIPLEXERS

Triplexer 6m – 2m – 70cms V*

NANO VNA

Nano VNA H4 V*

Nano very tiny handheld
VNA H V*

THE MINI-WHIP ANT

Mini-Whip Active Antenna HF LF VLF V*

Antenna on long and medium wave V*

BIAS TEE

Bias Tee for the Mini Whip and other applications

EARTH SWR TRAPS FILTERS

Traps explained

RF Earths

SWR does it matter?

RF Filters Wavetraps Rejector Acceptor circuits

PROPAGATION

The ionosphere

MUF Maximum useable frequency

VHF UHF propagation

Sunspot maximum 2025

VLF VERY LOW FREQUENCY

VLF  reception and propagation

HF NOISE & INTERFERENCE

HF noise and interference V*

Interference on medium and short wave V*

CODAR RADAR

CODAR HF ocean radar

AUDIO GEAR

Mixer, microphone, pre-amp etc

Tandberg 3000X tape deck V* A*

SOFTWARE DEFINED RADIO

SDR

RADIO SONDE weather balloons

Radio sonde weather balloons V*

Also used as a 70cms beacon V*

SURECOM PRODUCTS

Surecom SF-103 handheld frequency counter V*

Surecom SW-102 digital SWR Power Meter

POWER SUPPLIES

Crowbar protection circuit
and power supplies in the shack

RTTY WEFAX

WEFAX weather fax

Commercial RTTY V*

MANUALS CIRCUITS etc

Manuals and circuits page

INTERNET CYBER SECURITY

Malware and amateur radio security

PROGRAMMING RADIOS

Programming radios. Some notes.

WEST SUSSEX COASTAL
REPEATER GROUP

West Sussex Coastal Repeater Group Information

Repeater basics for beginners V*

GB3BR 70cms Repeater West Sussex

GB3CC 70cms Repeater Chichester

GB3CQ 10M Repeater Worthing

GB7CQ – 70cm Digital Repeater Worthing

GB3RL – 70cms Repeater Rustington V*

GB3RW 2M Repeater Worthing V*

OTHER REPEATERS

GB3IW 70cms repeater Isle of Wight

GB3WO 70cms repeater Worthing

Ten metre FM repeaters

Passive Repeaters A*

PHOTOS

My Isle of Wight trip
including GB3IW V*

Amberley Museum  A*

DIGITAL MODES

PSK31 RTTY and more

WSPR WHISPER

WSPR
Weak Signal Propagation Reporter WSJT-X A*  V*

MY RADIO GEAR

My amateur radio equipment A*

Yaesu FT290R

TYT MD UV380 DMR FM handheld

AnyTone AT-778V/U 2/70 transceiver

AnyTone AT-5555 10 metre transceiver

AnyTone AT-5189 4 metre transceiver

AnyTone AT-588 2 metre transceiver A*

AnyTone AT-588 4 metre transceiver A*

Kenwood TS-570D transceiver

Icom IC-7300 HF 50MHz 70MHz transceiver

Alinco DX-70 HF & 50MHz transceiver

Baojie BJ-218 transceiver 2 metres 70cms

President Ronald 10/12 metre transceiver

CRT-SS9900 Superstar 9900 10/12 metre transceiver A*

Tait T2010 4 metre transceiver

Midland CT3000 transceiver

FDK Multi 700E transceiver

CONTROLLED SQUELCH SYSTEMS

CTCSS and DCS squelch systems

BAOFENG UV-5R UV9R and BF-888S

Using a Baofeng UV-5R with a 70cms Yagi V*

Baofeng UV-5R programming including Chirp V*

How to scan CTCSS tones and DCS V*

Tests on the Baofeng UV-5R V*

Baofeng UV-9R

Baofeng BF-888S

TYT HANDHELD

TYT MD UV380

COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVERS

Lowe HF150 V*

Marconi CR100 A*

Eddystone 358X comms receiver V*

Eddystone 910/1 V*

Tecsun S-2000 V*

Yaesu FRG-7
and FRT-7700 ATU V*

Pye PCR receivers V*

The Lafayette KT340 comms receiver V*

The Lafayette HA600A comms receiver V*

Marconi R1155 receiver V*

Reception Set R-209/2/B Receiver V* A*

National HRO 5TA1 – 5A1 comms receiver V*

VALVE HF TRANSMITTERS

Homebrew Valve AM CW transmitter A*

KW Vespa transmitter V*

NDB – NON DIRECTIONAL BEACONS

Receiving long wave NDBs V*

BEACONS in Worthing

70cms beacons in Worthing V*

LONG & MEDIUM WAVE

Medium wave DXing V*

Long wave radio

Long wave broadcast stations V*

BROADCAST NEWS LW MW SW

The slow demise of long and medium wave radio stations V* A*

The Future of AM Radio
link to external site

OIRT VHF FM BROADCAST DX

OIRT VHF FM broadcast DXing V*

SHORT WAVE LISTENING

Short wave listening. SWL V*

Short wave receiving aerials A*

Number stations time signals and more

Very interesting short wave frequencies V*

VHF MARINE RADIO

VHF and HF Marine Page

The Ajax A25 MF radiotelephone V*

AIRCRAFT RADIO

VHF airband radio Icom A-24

Aircraft HF ARC-5 SSB valve transmitter V* A*

HF aircraft frequencies A*

BLETCHLEY PARK STATION X

Bletchley Park and the HRO receiver

THE WS No19 SET

The wireless set No 19 V*

ECHOLINK

ECHOLINK

RADIO INFO

Radio info stuff gen help ideas

Q CODES. PHONETIC
ALPHABET LINGO etc.

Codes and lingo used in amateur radio

THE G-QRP CLUB

The G-QRP Club

MORSE CODE

Morse Code keys and more A* V*

A vintage Morse sounder relayer V*

A Morse Code Signalling Lamp

Here is a great website for learning Morse

MY AMATEUR RADIO VIDEOS

See my YouTube channel here

Introduction video plus the Watson W50 2 metre 70cms aerial.

Antenna and ATU videos 

An ATU for end-fed aerials

Setting up an ATU SWR meter HF radio and aerial

A top band aerial for small gardens

Doublet antennas

Mini-Whip Active Antenna on long and medium wave

Flowerpot coaxial dipole aerial

Flowerpot antenna how it works

Diamond MX-2000 Triplexer

Antenna switch for short wave listening

An end-fed wire antenna for top band 160 metres

Crimp-on RF plugs SMA

GB3IW and NATS aerial site Isle of Wight

Coax Cable – types loss shielding V*

Morse code videos 

Tips for learning Morse Code

Electronic keyer for Iambic Morse key

A Morse Code Iambic Keyer

Morse code is not dead, or scary!

A vintage Morse sounder relayer

Morse keys and other CW stuff

Baofeng videos 

Using a Baofeng UV-5R with a 70cms Yagi

Baofeng UV-5R programming

How to scan CTCSS tones and DCS

Tests on the Baofeng UV-5R

Anytone AT-778UV videos

The Anytone AT-778UV transceiver

Anytone AT778-UV scan for CTCSS tones

Short wave HF related

SWL short wave listening

Short wave listening SWL

HF noise and interference

Interference on medium and short wave

NanoVNA videos

NanoVNA tests (four videos)

NanoVNA tuned circuits

Common Mode Chokes and Coax

NanoVNA-H very tiny
handheld antenna analyser

Communications receiver videos

Tecsun S200 receiver

Yaesu FRG-7 comms receiver

The Pye PCR2 comms receiver

The Eddystone 910-1 comms receiver

The Eddystone 358X comme receiver

The Lowe HF150 Communications Receiver

The Lafayette HA600A comms receiver

The Lafayette KT340 comms receiver

Marconi R1155 receiver

R209/2/B receiver Part 1

R209/2/B receiver Part 2

National HRO videos

National HRO 5TA1- 5A1 comms receiver part one

National HRO 5TA1 – 5A1 comms receiver part two

National HRO 5TA1 – 5A1 comms receiver part three

National HRO 5TA1 – 5A1 comms receiver part four

National HRO 5TA1 – 5A1 comms receiver part five

National HRO 5TA1 – 5A1 comms receiver part six

National HRO 5TA1 – 5A1 comms receiver part seven

National HRO 5TA1 – 5A1 comms receiver part eight

KW Vespa MK1 transmitter videos 

KW Vespa MK1 – part one

Radio Sonde videos 

Radio Sonde weather balloons – part one

Radio Sonde weather balloons – part two

Radio Sonde locating with an HB9CV antenna

WSPR v1deos

WSPR weak signal propagation reporter

10 – 11 – 12 metres

CB Radio 27MHz 11 metres

The 12 metre amateur band

Pirate radio videos 

The infamous WS 19 set

CCF pirate radio memories

More Pirate and CCF radio recollections

6678kHz pirate transmissions?

Misc videos

The Spitfire medium wave transmitter

A trip to Bletchley Park

How I became a radio amateur

The Ajax A25 MF radiotelephone

The Codar AT5 transmitter

The Collins TCS-12 transmitter

A 500 Watt transmitting valve

OIRT band VHF FM broadcast DXing

Surecom Mcbazel Frequency Counter.

Aircraft HF valve transmitter

Repeater basics for beginners

A close look at a 70cms repeater GB3RL

Long wave broadcast stations

Tandberg 3000X reel to reel tape recorder

THE AMATEUR BANDS

VHF Bands

2 Metres

4 Metres V*

6 Metres A*

70cms

HF Bands

10 and 12 Metres V*

5MHz 60 Metres A*

40 Metres

80 Metres A*

160 Metres top band A*

PODCASTS

Amateur, and pirate radio
and all things from the the
1950s 60s 70s

CB and 446 PMR RADIO

CB Radio V*

CB radio frequency bands

446pmr

CCF and
ECHO CHARLIE

Combined Cadet Force CCF A* V*

Echo Charlie 6.6MHz V*

MUSIC PIRATE RADIO

Pirate radio 1960s to the 2000s A*

TELEPHONES
AND OTHER STUFF

Odds and ends

Police Radios in 1937

GPO 150 candle stick telephone

Servant’s Butler’s bell box flag board

LISTER TYPE D STATIONARY ENGINE

Lister engine project V*

Generating electricity with the Lister D

I was very pleased and proud to have received this certificate in the post. Thanks to all at the NRSI.

FISTS CW CLUB
Below is my test card when I was into amateur television.  Also a very interesting RSGB call book from 1962. I’m not listed in the call book as I wasn’t licensed until the late 60s. Plus, my Lister engine logo.

 

 

 

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Please note: I do not repair amateur radio equipment.

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