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Thank you, Doug and Ron. This is very different from the dipoles I grew up with. But with the HOA restrictions, these are looking like the right way to go. I am going to start a new thread because I

My friend Dan K6FJ and I made two mag loop antennas for me and he has several for himself. On my larger loop I work the hams on the Queen Mary on 80m. I was running 5 watts out of my ICOM 703. It was

Folks, If you are changing the topic of a message thread, please start a new message thread so folks can search the messages more correctly by topic. Thanks, Joe, Group Owner

I've never owned but have friends who do. I've helped them set them up and I have used them.They work very well, especially on the upper bands.They are very high Q.They can be very stealth.?The only

Hi Guys, I live in Queen Creek and am considering a getting a magnetic loop antenna and placing it outside. Have any of you guys used one? 73, Jim [email protected]> wrote:

Hello All, I'm in the process of buying a house in QC, and the antenna in question would be a huge part of the deal so I can install my shack. I currently live in Gilbert and CC&R from my HOA (City

Here’s a trick that has been used around the country and has had quite a bit of success from what I’ve heard. It only pertains to VHF / UHF FM. Install a dual band antenna such as an X50, X300

Pleas let me add one thing to the antenna question. I’m sure there are a lot of members on this thread that are aware of the American Communications Act. I think the last update was 1992. Please

Vince, Are you in QC town limits or unincorporated Pinal County? What zoning classification are you in? Is there an HOA / CC&R’s on your land? Once you know what, if any restrictions apply to

If you live within an ATA (Airport Traffic Area) which is within a 5 statue mile radius of the center of the field (airport), you must notify the FAA prior to erecting a tower if it will be higher

I have a whole bunch of portable radios that would be great for new HAMS - I have mobiles and HT's and I am trying to divest myself of some of them. I have some mobile antennas too and some additional

You do not need a permit for tower in Pinal County.? You only need FAA/FCC permission when you get to 200'.?? I called and talked to planning and building department in Pinal. I also spoke? to the

Local Suppliers of Ham Radio, Accessories, Instrumentation, PS, Parts, etc. Sometimes you need something for a project quickly or maybe you are putting together a parts kit for a future project. Ham

Vince, First I would look into FAA regulations on tower height if on the Pegasus airport flight path. (I don't expect a problem with a 25 foot tower but if its 100 feet tall a mike from the runway, i

Tonight's QCECG Net is cancelled as well as next week's Net (12/29). There are lots of family activities this weekend before Christmas and celebration of the New Year so enjoy the holiday season and

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Interested in getting assigned a callsign from a deceased person (usually a relative)? That is called silent key call sign harvesting. Here is how you go

*A local ham has a request for assistance...If you can help, reach out to him directly at "vince AT KN6TZA.org:* Hello, I'm in the process of buying property in Queen Creek. Installing my ham radio

? QCECG Weekly Training Net - Sunday 12/15/2024 @ 8 PM (20:00) ? All are welcome to the weekly training net of the Queen Creek Emergency Communications Group, a partner of the QC Fire & Medical

? Latest Hamfest Flyer ? Upcoming Hamfests (and more) Flyer from our friends at Arizona Desert Aire Waves (ADAW). Attached. Regards, Joe, N2QOJ