ARRL The Doctor is In

ARRL The Doctor is In is a podcast based on the popular QST magazine column "The Doctor is In." Hosted by QST Editor in Chief Steve Ford, WB8IMY, and columnist Joel Hallas, W1ZR, the podcast is a lively 20-minute discussion of a wide range of technical topics. Sponsored by DX Engineering.

http://blubrry.com/arrl_the_doctor_is_in/

Eine durchschnittliche Folge dieses Podcasts dauert 21m. Bisher sind 156 Folge(n) erschienen. Dies ist ein zweiwöchentlich erscheinender Podcast.

Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 2 hours 49 minutes

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Coaxial Connectors


They may seem simple, but there is much more to the common coaxial cable connector than you may think!


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 September 8, 2016  29m
 
 

Software Defined Radio


What is software defined radio? Well, it depends on how you "define" it.


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 August 25, 2016  19m
 
 

Software Defined Radio


What is software defined radio? Well, it depends on how you "define" it.


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 August 25, 2016  19m
 
 

Standing Wave Ratio


The Doctor addresses the misconceptions surrounding SWR - Standing Wave Ratio.


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 August 11, 2016  28m
 
 

Standing Wave Ratio


The Doctor addresses the misconceptions surrounding SWR - Standing Wave Ratio.


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 August 11, 2016  28m
 
 

ARRL Audio News - July 29, 2016


This week: • The FCC Proposes Rule Changes and Seeks Comments in Response to ARRL's "Symbol Rate" Petition • A rundown of the Board actions at the July 2016 ARRL Board of Directors meeting; • UK Astronaut Tim Peake, GB1SS,


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 July 29, 2016  12m
 
 

Magnetic Loop Antennas


Are magnetic loop antennas really magnetic? And how can they be so small, yet work so well?


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 July 28, 2016  21m
 
 

Magnetic Loop Antennas


Are magnetic loop antennas really magnetic? And how can they be so small, yet work so well?


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 July 28, 2016  21m
 
 

HF Propagation


The key to getting the most from Amateur Radio on the HF bands is to understand the concept of "propagation." HF propagation can be fickle at times, and often downright spooky!


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 July 14, 2016  20m
 
 

HF Propagation


The key to getting the most from Amateur Radio on the HF bands is to understand the concept of "propagation." HF propagation can be fickle at times, and often downright spooky!


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 July 14, 2016  20m