Matthew Parij

In the fall of 2019, Journalism History conducted an undergraduate student essay contest. Students answered the question that our podcast hosts ask at the end of every episode: Why does journalism history matter? Henry Voorhees, William Paterson University, submitted this month’s essay. Additional essays will be posted each month throughout 2020. The history of Journalism […]

via Student essay: Henry Voorhees — Journalism History journal

This person, who plays Basketball for William Patterson University (see this University’s Athletic Website https://www.wpupioneers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=3892); not only needs to be transformed from being fit and muscular to being fat and overweight, but this person also needs to comprehend that the Automotive world as a whole, the world of Amateur/Ham Radio, and the Engineering side of Commercial Radio and Television; are all more important than Sports and Fitness.

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via Field Day Antennas — Southern Pennsylvania Radio Club

DimentionsElementsA, B, Cspacing between elements 119.38 cms.E 1Reflector 1: 304,8 cms.E 2Radiator : 274,32 cms.E 3Director : 271,15 cms.E 4Director: 269,24 cms.DDistance with gamma match: 35, 56 cms aprox.EGamma spacing: 7,62 cms.FGamma tune: 50,8 cms x 12,5 mm diameterElements are 12,5 mms.diameter Inside the F part, insert an RG213 The sheath is introduced inside F…

via 4 Element Yagi for 6 meters — IW5EDI Simone – Ham-Radio

Today’s the first day of the Oscar Sierra DX Group “10th Year Anniversary Contest” which runs from now till the 19th July 2020. Below we’ve a message from Jarek 26OS303 about the contest and wish them the very best of conditions and for sure I’ll be listening for you and trying to make a log […]

via *Today* Oscar Sierra 10th Anniversary Contest — Simonthewizard

==> FIELD DAY 2020: BALANCING TRADITION AND SAFETY IN THE COVID-19 ERA The fourth full weekend of the month (June 27 – 28) promises to be different for many amateurs, as the annual ARRL Field Day

via FIELD DAY 2020: BALANCING TRADITION AND SAFETY IN THE COVID-19 ERA — W 2 N P T

Originally posted on ve3ips: The 2:1 bandwidth is pretty tight around 10-15khz but it is very usable ? You may have to go up and down several times to get it to the frequency you want and then let the antenna tuner do some work ? ?

via Hustler 75m Dipole on a Stick — Coastal Ham Radio

This week, there has been a lot of wind and rain here in Florida. After one of the big storms, I noticed the 80 m OCF Dipole was down. The lug on the shorter leg of the dipole was ripped out of the enclosure. At first, I suspected the cable tie being used as strain […]

via Repairing The 80m OCF Dipole — KM4NMP

A great video this time from a recent trip to Holme Moss for some DX action! The video shows you all the voices that can be heard from this DX spot. We’ve got the link below and also a stunning shot from the location. This is an excellent video and show’s what can be heard […]

via *Video* Holme Moss DX — Simonthewizard

Stations bearing call signs that promote the “stay-at-home” message and the value of social distancing and isolation have sprung up during the COVID-19 pandemic, with some 150,000 messages of support shared around the world. An on-air gathering over the June 6 – 7 weekend will offer a further opportunity for stay-at-home stations and radio amateurs […]

via June 6-7 Global COVID-19 Radio Event — Southern Pennsylvania Radio Club

Hi all …. just reporting in on my latest adventure …. http://logbook.qrz.com/lbstat/ZP5BVK/ Those of you who know me will know I have had a long interest in radio … sparked in the 70’s by the CB revolution, which followed the ‘Smokey and the bandit’ series of movies. At that time you must remember – there […]

via ‘Aficionado de Radio’ (Radio Ham) Paraguay — Garrett’s space

His name was Charles and he was the first born in the family. He was my brother, but I never knew him as I was born two years after Mom and Dad got the MIA (missing in action) certificate from the government. He was on a volunteer mission after the attack on Pearl Harbor. His […]

via His Name Was Charles — Gonna’ Say It

This person had learned both Morse Code and how to operate a Ham Radio at an early age.