Radio kit

Ham radio kits pack a lot of value. This page explains how much and why.

I added some detailed pictures of the setup: Spacers detail: Antenna solution: Battery solution: I am not intend to make any comments on this. i let the images spoke for me as one photo is worth for 1000 words. The goal was to have a entirely portable (backpack) radio for both VHF and HF (20m band) complete with a resonable antenna in order to use it on vacation or in ditress situations. The goal was achieved with my reserve radio (FT 8857D), a SLA 12V/7Amps battery and a home made antenna…

The following review was first published in the June 2021 issue of The Spectrum Monitor magazine: Part 1: Anatomy of a field radio kit by Thomas (K4SWL) Whether it’s the ARRL Field Day, Winter Fiel…

Flip through this 1982 Radio Shack electronics catalog which contains electronic components, test equipment, computer, radio, stereo, hi-fi, headphones, and electronic kits.

Find out the top 11 Baofeng Radios. We have tried and tested all of these Baofeng radios so that we can help you pick up the best Baofeng radio without a doubt.

Progressive Radio Edu-Kit

Make Your Own FM Radio: In this project I will show you how to transform a TEA5767 and an Arduino Pro Mini into a functional and decent looking FM Radio through the help of a couple complementary parts. Let's get started!

This Biophone-inspired* ham radio "go box" was a long-planned and often-delayed project. The box contains a small two-way radio and a battery, and by flipping a couple of switches, attaching a quick-connect antenna, and releasing a velcro strap on the microphone, I can be on the air in seconds. It first saw service during the 2018 Honolulu Marathon, operating for 13 hours at Net Control. I had it hooked up to an external battery and antenna. It worked very well. The box is a Nanuk 905. The…