Category Archives: Digital Modes

Understanding the Amateur Radio QSL card. Part I layout and design.

Posted on October 21, 2020 by VE3FMQ

The Amateur Radio QSL card dates from the early days of radio when confirmation of the reception of a radio station’s broadcast, be it amateur, commerical or broadcast, became popular. Origially the confirmation was either written out, or typed out … Continue reading →

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Can you turn a tree into an antenna?

Posted on October 19, 2020 by VE3FMQ

Apparently you can, and if you follow this link you will find a group of ham/experimenters doing just that in front of an audience. Operating as mobile amateur radio station PA7RB (Netherlands), they were able to make contacts through out … Continue reading →

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An Overview of WSPR and its use

Posted on September 25, 2017 by VE3FMQ

I have been enjoying using an interesting low power mode called WSPR lately. WSPR stands for “Weak Signal Propagation Reporter” and it can be used in several ways. The software was developed by Joe Taylor, K1JT, who is a Princeton … Continue reading →

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