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What logging software or app do you use?
Hey everyone! I'm curious about how you're keeping track of your QSOs. There are so many options out there… from classic paper logs to modern apps and cloud-based tools. Some hams love N3FJP, Log4OM, HAMRS, or Ham Radio …
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Need help choosing a logo for HamLike.com
Hey everyone, I’ve been working on some logo designs for HamLike.com and ended up with 5 different versions. I’m not totally sold on any one of them yet, so I figured I’d ask for your input. Take a look at the logos belo…
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You’re off to a good start.
I think that you are making headway in trying to bring the San Diego Amateur Radio Operators together. Keep it up.
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???? Big Update: Welcome to HamLike.com!
Hey everyone, exciting news! SDHam.org has officially rebranded to HamLike.com, and rolled out some awesome new features! The biggest addition? Thumbs-up voting is now live! If you see a post you like, whether it’s helpf…
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Bored with Ham Radio? Try Something New!
If you’ve been in the hobby for a while and feel like you’ve hit a rut, **you’re not alone**. Maybe you’ve worked all the DX you care about, or you’re tired of the same local repeater chatter. But instead of walking away…
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Integrating AI into Everyday Ham Radio Activities
Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT have been transforming various hobbies and industries, and ham radio is no exception. Whether you are a seasoned operator or just starting out, AI can become a valuable ass…
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Get Your Own Vanity Call Sign
One of the most common questions new hams ask is, “How do I get a vanity call sign?” Although the process can seem a bit complicated at first, it’s something any ham can navigate with a little guidance. In this article, …
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Grounding Your Ham Radio Station: Best Practices for a Safe and Quiet Station
Setting up a solid grounding system is one of the most important steps in establishing a reliable and safe ham radio station. Proper grounding helps protect you and your equipment from electrical issues, reduces noise fo…
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Protecting Yourself from Electrical Shock in Ham Radio Operations
Ham radio is an exciting hobby, but it involves handling electrical equipment that, if not treated with respect, can pose serious risks. Understanding how to protect yourself from electrical shock is essential to staying…
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SO-50 Satellite
The SO-50 (Saudi-OSCAR 50) satellite is a popular satellite among amateur radio operators worldwide. Launched on December 20, 2002, SO-50 is one of the most accessible amateur radio satellites in Low Earth Orbit (LEO), p…
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The Advantages of Single Sideband (SSB)
Single Sideband (SSB) modulation is a highly efficient and widely used mode of communication in the ham radio world, especially for long-distance (DX) contacts on HF bands. Understanding its benefits and why it’s preferr…
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Repeater Offsets in Ham Radio
In ham radio, repeaters play a crucial role in extending the range of communication, enabling contacts over vast distances that would be difficult to achieve with simplex (direct radio-to-radio) communication. A key conc…
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WebSDR (Web Software-Defined Radio)
WebSDR (Web Software-Defined Radio) is a web-based platform that allows users to listen to and interact with remote radio receivers using their web browsers. It's particularly popular among amateur radio enthusiasts, sho…
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EchoLink: A Technical Overview and User Guide
# EchoLink: A Technical Overview and User Guide ## Introduction EchoLink is a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) application designed for licensed amateur radio operators, enabling them to communicate via the internet. …
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Ham Radio Filters
# **Ham Radio Filters: Essential Tools for Clear Communication** Amateur radio, or ham radio, has long been a vital communication tool for hobbyists, emergency responders, and enthusiasts alike. A key component of any ha…
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The Different Types of Coaxial Cables Used for Ham Radio
# The Different Types of Coaxial Cables Used for Ham Radio Coaxial cable is a fundamental component in ham radio setups, acting as the bridge between your radio transceiver and antennas. Whether you're building a simple …
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Ham Radio SSB on the 2 Meter Band
# Ham Radio SSB on the 2 Meter Band Single Sideband (SSB) operation on the 2-meter band represents an exciting aspect of amateur radio that allows operators to make long-distance communications with relatively low power.…
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The Standard ITU Phonetic Alphabet
# The Standard ITU Phonetic Alphabet The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) phonetic alphabet, also known as the NATO phonetic alphabet, plays a crucial role in ham radio operations. For amateur radio operators,…
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Frequency Coordination & Spectrum Management for Southern California
https://www.tasma.org Frequency Coordination & Spectrum Management for Southern California attached is the SoCal Band Plan (TASMA) [upl-file uuid=a3c5fdab-949a-4494-b086-4347281cf7c0 size=172kB]tasma-bandplan.pdf[/upl-fi…
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