This is just a quick review of my Yaesu FT-450′s easy ability to get right into the PSK31 field of Amateur Radio. I run a very simple setup as you will see in the movie, Simple audio cables and a small speaker left next to a mic with VOX on for transmit. I have not uploaded many videos the past while, Ive been very busy with work and trying to wrap up projects for Field day this weekend coming up! I will be working the entire 24 hour window of field day, + early morning setup getting antenna’s up and raising Di-poles. I hope you enjoy the video, Ill hopefully be doing many more about this radio as I love it!

Weaponology.Russian special purpose regiments or Spetsnaz, Specnaz (Russian: Войска специального назначения, (спецназ) tr: Voyska spetsialnogo naznacheniya, pronounced [spʲetsnas]) is a general term for “special forces” in Russian, literally “special purpose”. These Russian special forces can specifically refer to any elite or special purpose units under subordination of the Federal Security Service (FSB) or Internal Troops of Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the units controlled by the military intelligence service GRU.In the Armed Forces, spetsnaz is a term mainly used in connection with GRU-controlled COMINT, ELINT and radio-surveillance units. Spetsnaz carry out reconnaissance and social warfare missions in “peacetime” as well as in war. According to Vladimir Rezun, a GRU defector who used the pseudonym “Viktor Suvorov”, there were 20 Spetsnaz brigades plus 41 separate companies. Thus, total strength of Spetsnaz forces was around 30000 troops at the time, their numbers are unknown today.

Nat-Com takes a trip to Timonium, Maryland and the Maryland State Fairgrounds in order to attend the Timonium Hamfest. This amateur radio show is held every spring just outside Baltimore and features all sorts of radio equipment, computers and lots of other things that have noting to do with electronics. Based in two buildings — the Exhibit Hall and Cow Palace, the event is an annual trip for radio enthusiasts across the east coast. Take a look around the 2008 Timonium Hamfest through the view of the Nat-Com camera.

ARVN Dayton Collection 2009 Part 1. Gary & Jeff present clips from their 3-DVD set of videos from the 2009 Dayton Hamvention®. Software Defined Radio, TAPR, D-STAR, FCC, ARRL and the “Unauthorized” TOUR. DVD 1 has the “Unauthorized” Hamvention TOUR, with footage from 2008 and 2009. It also has the FCC Forums from 2008 and 2009 (introducing Laura Smith), and the ARRL Forum from 2009. DVD 2 Has the TAPR and Software Defined Radio forums. DVD 3 has the D-STAR Friday Forum and Friday Night Event. DVDs are $15 each, available from www.ARVideoNews.com

• Fits Motorola 2 prong radios
• Strain relief cable for maximum durability
• 360 swivel clip
• 3.5mm accessory jack

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The German Remote speaker mic

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Once again, National Communications takes you on a quick tour of the Dayton Hamvention. This year as in past years, the convention was held at the Hara Arena Complex in Trotwood, Ohio. Every year thousands of ham radio operators and other electronic enthusiasts come to Dayton to attend what is undoubtedly the largest amateur radio show in the world. This year the show lasted for three days from May 16th through the 18th. There were both commercial booths inside and the ever popular outside flea market. So, come along with us now as we take you to the 2008 Dayton Hamvention.

• Adjustable earphone with flexible boom arm microphone
• In-line PTT button with clothing clip
• Fits most 2-prong Kenwood radios

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Often hams and electronics enthusiasts limit their construction of projects due to not being able to etch their own circuit boards at home. With the toner transfer method and a few cheap materials good quality boards can be made at home for a fraction of the price of a professionally produced board. The etchant used here is Ferric Chloride. It is a dirty , horrible stuff to use , but it is CHEAP. ! The paper is super high gloss photo paper for laser printers. It is not so cheap , so cut it up into smaller sections to minimize waste. Then it works out to be of good value. Plumbers solder paste is used to tin the board. For detailed information of the exact process , see my web page at —- oh2ffy.50gigs.net Tags: Amateur radio , Ham radio , Icom , Yaesu , QRP , mobile