Resonant Frequency: The Amateur Radio Podcast was created to help get information on Amateur Radio out to the new ham and the ham that wants to find out about different aspects of the hobby they are thinking about trying out.
Join us while we follow Richard on his quest for amatuer radio. Some times funny. Sometimes sad but always entertaining.
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Adapted from an original article by D. W. Thorne, K6SOJ From the earliest days of radiotelephone communications, several different “official” phonetic alphabets have been used. During WW II the British used one version, while the U.S. had another. Other forces had yet even different phonetic alphabets. The use of ITU phonetics in both tactical and…
Vintage Psychotropic intro From Linux in the Ham Shack. Recently visited Russ, Cheryl and Bill over at Linux in the Ham Shack Not just about Linux and Amateur Radio. Recent episodes have a couple of interviews with Andy Taylor MW0MWZ The Pi-Star guy and Episodes about D-Stat and XLX reflectors and a lot more. I…
Hello everybody. This is the first in a few videos we will be doing to take a look at the basics of some of the digital modes like DMR, D-Star, YSF and we will even be looking at the care and feeding of your Pi-Star hotspot. This time we look at the process of updating…
Opening theme:00:00 Midlife Crisis – Give it all away Intro: 00:36 Frappr map: 01:01 Hello to KE5JVH, AK5Z, K5ALO, N5ALO, and unidentified listeners around the country and around the world. When you add yourself to the Frappr map, please add your name and callsign, and send a message to Richard. Feedback: 04:04 Randy, KE5JVH says…
We have our last installment of Buzzword until Don, W9VE, sends us more installments. If you would like to do an installment of Buzzword, please let me know. All you have to do is pick something in amateur radio you are interested in and talk about it for five or ten minutes. If you are…
