The DXZone.com Amateur Radio Internet Guide
Latest articles, reviews and links posted to The DXZone.com, an amateur radio, cb radio, scanning and shortwave radio, reference site
- Website
- dxzone.com · all feeds from this site
- Feed URL
https://www.dxzone.com/feed/
Read it in your FeedListing reader
Or add to: Feedly Inoreader Raw feed
Latest posts
-
FOTA - Fairs on the Air
FOTA (Fair on the Air) connects amateur radio with community gatherings, encouraging activations at fairs and festivals. Participants can set up a station at an event, contact participating stations from ... - Listed in DX Resources/Ham Radio Awards
-
EIRP Calculator - RF element
An online calculator for Effective Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP) and Effective Radiated Power (ERP), converting between dBm, watts, and milliwatts. It… - Listed in Antennas/Antenna Calculators
-
QuickSmith - Free online Smith chart and impedance matching
QuickSmith is a free online Smith chart web tool for impedance matching, RF circuit analysis, and antenna optimization. It features dynamic component… - Listed in Software/Antenna analysis
-
SimpleMorse: Learn Morse Code with the Koch Method
SimpleMorse offers a free, browser-based Morse code learning platform using the Koch method across 35 progressive lessons. - Listed in Operating Modes/Morse code/Learning Morse Code
-
Top Amateur Radio Websites - Issue 2643
This week, we’ve pulled together a few items that touch on some perennial topics for the active amateur. There's a solid primer on antenna fundamentals, something that always bears revisiting, especially when troubleshooting a new portable setup or optimizing a home station. We…
-
Charles County Amateur Radio Club
The Charles County Amateur Radio Club (K3SMD) website chronicles club activities, technical workshops, and community outreach events. - Listed in Ham Radio/Clubs/North America/USA/Maryland
-
K1PRC Patriot Radio Club
The Patriot Radio Club (K1PRC) is an international online amateur radio club offering ARRL-VEC accredited testing services and fostering community. - Listed in Ham Radio/Clubs
-
Dot & Dash
Dot & Dash is a macOS application designed for learning and practicing Morse code. It offers interactive lessons, message composition, and real-time… - Listed in Software/Morse Code Training
-
Thunderstorm Effects on Sporadic E Propagation
This paper investigates the correlation between thunderstorm activity and 144 MHz sporadic E propagation, analyzing scientific data and amateur radio… - Listed in Propagation/Resources
-
WebSDR Receiver in Tbilisi, Georgia
This WebSDR receiver situated in Odlisi, Kakheti, Georgia, locator LN21PX. The receiver is operated by Admin 4L5EE and provides access to several amateur radio bands. Users can tune across the ... - Listed in Internet and Radio/WebSDR
-
Mac TCI DX Cluster
Mac TCI DX Cluster is a free macOS application by GW3JVB, integrating DX cluster spots, TCI radio tuning, and RUMlogNG logbook context. It supports… - Listed in Software/Macintosh/DX Cluster Clients
-
WB4IUY's Random Blog
WB4IUY's Random Blog offers insights into amateur radio equipment restoration, construction, and repair, active since 1999. - Listed in Shopping and Services/Radio Equipment Repair
-
Top Amateur Radio Websites - Issue 2642
This week, we’ve pulled together a few items that touch on practical antenna builds and some of the perennial challenges in our hobby. There’s a good look at VHF/UHF Yagi construction, specifically the isolated element method, which can be quite useful for those looking to roll…
-
ZeusSDR: Station Console for HPSDR Radios
ZeusSDR is a WebGL-native station console for OpenHPSDR radios like Hermes-Lite 2 and ANAN, offering integrated DSP, protected transmit, and native… - Listed in Software/Software Defined Radio
-
Morse Code Translator
Online Morse code decoder instantly converts dots and dashes to readable text, offering audio playback and one-click copy functionality. - Listed in Software/Morse Code Decoders
-
Top Amateur Radio Websites - Issue 2641
This week, we’re looking at a few antenna projects that might spark some interest for those running VHF/UHF. There's a good bit on J-poles, specifically for 2 meters and dual-band operation, using everything from twin lead to copper pipe. We also have a solid 5/8-wavelength…
-
Top Amateur Radio Websites - Issue 2640
This week, we've gathered some interesting material for those of you exploring beyond the usual HF fare. There's a good piece on current satellite operations, covering both LEO and GEO birds, which is always something worth revisiting as the constellations evolve. For the…
-
Top Amateur Radio Websites - Issue 2639
This week, we’ve pulled together a few items that touch on practical antenna work and some digital modes. There’s a good look at a multi-band portable dipole, something that comes up often for field day or SOTA ops, detailing a switching arrangement for 40 through 15 meters. We…
-
Amateur Radio Clubs
Is your ham radio club on our list? We feature thousands of links to amateur radio clubs worldwide. Add your club's link today!