CQ Amateur Radio - March 2020
English | 116 pages | True PDF | 60.12 MB
The March issue of CQ Amateur Radio covers a wide variety of topics and continues our ongoing "CQ Classic" series as we celebrate our 75th anniversary year. We lead off with the story of how the University of Michigan Amateur Radio Club used a combination of donations and refurbishments to build a portable tower and antenna system; followed by the results of the 2019 CQ World Wide RTTY (radioteletype) DX Contest and two Morse code-related articles, one on a way to learn the code and the other on how operating CW may help protect you from dementia! In addition to helping older hams, we have a resource guide by Contributing Editor K8ZT on different ways to engage young people in amateur radio.
English | 116 pages | True PDF | 60.12 MB
The March issue of CQ Amateur Radio covers a wide variety of topics and continues our ongoing "CQ Classic" series as we celebrate our 75th anniversary year. We lead off with the story of how the University of Michigan Amateur Radio Club used a combination of donations and refurbishments to build a portable tower and antenna system; followed by the results of the 2019 CQ World Wide RTTY (radioteletype) DX Contest and two Morse code-related articles, one on a way to learn the code and the other on how operating CW may help protect you from dementia! In addition to helping older hams, we have a resource guide by Contributing Editor K8ZT on different ways to engage young people in amateur radio.