October WorldRadio Online highlights

21 September 2010 | by Stephen VK2RH  |  Share |   |  Leave a Comment (0)

The October edition of WorldRadio Online magazine is available now.

Highlights include:

* An End-Fed Dipole That’s Easy to Build and Great for the Field – a trail-friendly design inspired by Kurt N. Sterba’s Aerials column in the August edition of WorldRadio Online, where four stacked F114-61A toroids are the secret weapon along with one-quarter wave of RG-174U coax…

* Seeing What Others Are Hearing: A DX Cluster Primer – How to tap into the information flowing through the DX Cluster network

* Radio & Relaxation = The Great Family Vacation – One ham’s adventures combining radio fun with family holidays.

Stephen Rapley, VK2RH, is a regular contributor to AmateurRadio.com and writes from New South Wales, Australia. Contact him at [email protected].

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