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This was the first article we published concerning the annoying racket on 20 meters back in the 80s. | |
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Today's feature is the HAARP system in Alaska. Shrouded in myth, this incredible installation boggles the mind with technical specs galore. | |
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An article in the 18 Mar 2012
Virginian Pilot about TCOM in Elizabeth City kindled a spark to post yet
another interesting piece of stuffe 'n' junque. This time it's about
"Fat Albert," an iconic sight in the sky off to the north as
you drive to Key West.
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At the March
2012 meeting,
Joe/W4UEB
brought in a medium-sized box carefully held in a green cloth bag. Joe tenderly
opened the box, revealing a white Styrofoam packing container. What the devil
was that in it?
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Dave's tower coming down. The first day of the projects produced two sections on the ground as well as three antennas, misc hardware, three 150-ft transmission lines, one power cable, and three guy wires. Not a bad haul for almost six hours aloft! | |
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NASA has an amazing site that features daily images of the earth from space, space from terrestrial telescopes, space vehicles, Mars expeditions, etc. The archive contains a picture a day from 16 June 1995 until today. Essentially all images are spectacular and fully explained by a professional astronomer. | |
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Ron/N4WYR gave a presentation on ham radio to the Community Emergency Response Team at Crawford Fire Station early in 2013. Here is the complete presentation. | |
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What in the world is a K9YA Telegraph? No, it's not some circuits connected together by miles of open copper wire in the desert. It's something you may want to get for yourself. |
