I ran my coax through a gable vent (with drip cap PVC) in the attic. Then drilled holes through the top plate of the walls to my office, feed the coax to a box in the

Bill, how about 2" white PVC pipes and using grey PVC sweeps at the turns (or grey all the way). that was I used at my house in Universal City to get from the roof into the radio room wall outlet

I got an inquiry about a ham planning for a new house and ways to get antenna wires, etc inside. He considered the window feed through panel, but is there something else he could use? Any suggestions

I have 3 large & 3 (2xl) white tee shirts left - you can buy for $10 at this month's meeting. Cash & carry. Bill KD2HIQ

Hello SARC Tonight's Livestream starts at 7pm CDT (00:00 UTC Monday) Tonight I'll be practicing more CW and I have invited several guests onto the stream to join me. I had alot of great feedback

Travis, There's a ham here in Delaware that's interested in fox hunting, so I'll pass the specs on the micro fox along to him. Good hunding! Pete, KC3MVS

We will try a Fox Hunt again at McAllister Park on Saturday, 28 August, 0900 - 1200. I will be hiding the MicroFox (15mw), and it will be transmitting once a minute on 146.565Mhz. Hunter's

I think it comes down to your operating style. There are a couple ways to do POTA: 1. You lug your gear from a car to a picnic bench nearby. Lots of options for lugging here depending on how much

Dang. I had a detailed reply that may have gotten eaten by the system. :) Maybe it shows up later. Here's a retelling... I think it depends on your activation style. Will you be lugging your gear from

Sam, I use a Nanuk 923 pelican like case to transport my 7300. It’s just big enough for the radio, DC power cable, and microphone.

Hi all, I’ve been meaning to put together some sort of solution for me to easily and safely haul my Icom 7300 from place to place, so I can get some more use out of it once the weather gets more

Please contact me to see if we have your tube or other items and to get a price. Rodney Brown, AA5RB Silent Key Chairman 210-286-4480 Call 0900-2100 (9am-9pm) M-F or 1300-2100 (1pm-9pm) Sat

Check with our own Rodney Brown AA5RB! If you do not hear from him by Tuesday, contact me directly. AD5BR.pat@... Rodney has an amazing assortment of tubes from our silent keys. 73,Pat Knight

Hello, I am wanting to make a simple tube circuit and looking for a ECL82/6BM8 tube(s). I found them online but was wondering if someone local might know where I can find them locally?

Looking for one for a good friend. Sale or trade. My phone is 210-657-1549.

Thanks! 73,Pat Knight AD5BR 210-273-5927 iPhone

If you click on the large image above it should take you to the image that has enough pixels to read the whole page. Paul

I found this posted and found it interesting to read. This front page of the September 21, 1930 New York Times was posted by the California Historical Radio Society - Bay Area Radio Museum. Paul

I am planning a Fox Hunt at McAllister Park on Saturday, 23 July, 0900 - 1200. I will be hiding the MicroFox (15mw), and it will be transmitting once a minute on 146.565Mhz. Hunter's starting point

I saw the IFR-1000 on Facebook Marketplace for $150. I do not need it but that is a great test unit. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/435019131845592/