The Motorola XPR-6550 is different from the other ham radio oriented radios that are part of this review series. It is built for commercial and business operations, not for ham radio. You’ll often see the XPR-6550 hanging on the belt of police and fire personnel, factory workers and hotel/event staff. The radio is single band – covering […]
N8CD’s Handheld Radio Review #6: Motorola XPR-6550 Read More »
If you missed Anthony Luscre K8ZT’s QRP presentation at the July SARA meeting, know that you missed a good one. However all is not lost. You can garner the flavor of the talk by viewing the Power Point using the link listed below. Anthony is the ARRL Assistant Ohio Section Manager for Education Outreach. As such
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I’m reviewing two radios together for this segment, as they are nearly the same radio just designed to cover two sets of bands. Batteries, chargers and other accessories are interchangeable between the two radios, and if you have both of them you can cover 5 VHF/UHF bands between the two. Alinco DJ-G7: a Tri-Band radio on
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Fall Programming Clinic – October 20th Read More »
I’m sitting here this evening working on finishing compiling the documentation package to submit to the ARRL for Field Day 2018 and as I re-read all the information given to me by Mike Burg N8QQN on his efforts at media coverage for our Field Day, I’m not sure that I’ve made clear before how much
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