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Yaesu FTDX10: Master Class – Complete Guide to Setup and operational art (PDF) If you are a current or former military person, a clarification especially for you – “operational art” is not used here in the sense of the military term 😉 Domestication YourFTDX10: Whytheofficial manual issometimesnotenough? The Yaesu FTDX10 […]

Yaesu FTDX10: Master Class – Complete Setup and Operation Guide …

The 5250 – 5450 kHz range Allowed for Bulgarian radio amateurs 1 class on a secondary basis. All classes of emission with a maximum permissible power 100 W are permitted for this frequency range, except for the 5351.5 – 5366.5 kHz band, where amateur radio stations must not exceed 15 […]

Frequency range 5250 – 5450 kHz

What is a typical telephony radio connection (FM/SSB/AM QSO)? First steps on the air of telephony Do you remember the thrill when you passed the class 2 exam and stood in front of the radio station? Having forgotten about studying for the test, you now have to put everything into […]

What is a typical radio telephony connection (FM/SSB/AM QSO)?

What is a typical CW radio contact? Here is a typical, slightly longer (Rag-Chewing*) CW contact (QSO) between Bulgarian station LZ3AI and American station W1ABC, using standard abbreviations: Sample CW Radio Contact (QSO) Station Sent CW text Translation of the lines W1ABC CQ CQ DE W1ABC W1ABC K I’m calling […]

What is a typical CW radio contact?

Baluns, ununs and chokes: a complete mess in ham practice. How to choose the right balun for the antenna? (Informal, but professional!) End of confusion – a guide to selection and application If you’ve ever scratched your head, wondering when to use a 1:1 balun, when a 49:1 unun, and […]

Balluns, ununs and chokes: complete nonsense in ham practice.

Q-Codes: Why Radio Operators Speak in Abbreviations (and Why It’s Cool) In the age of emojis, gifs, and “OK, is the Boomer in service again?”, imagine having a “secret language” that’s older than your grandmother, but still super effective and required in one of the coolest hobbies – radio amateurism! […]

Q-Codes: Why Radio Operators Speak in Abbreviations (and Why That’s …

Standardized Dictionary of Control and Connection Terms in Radio Stations in Bulgarian Note: The publication is aimed at Bulgarian readers and I am not sure if and how it should be translated into English. Everyone has wondered sometimes “Is this a knob or a knob?” , “Jack, plug or connector?” […]

Standardized glossary of control and connectivity terms

Yaesu FC-80 vs Yaesu FC-90 The Yaesu FC-80 and Yaesu FC-90 are automatic antenna tuners designed for the Yaesu FTX-1 Field QRP transceiver, but they are designed for different types of antennas. The FC-80 is designed to mount directly on the back of the transceiver for use with antennas terminated […]

Yaesu FC-80 vs Yaesu FC-90

Editing M3U and M3U8 files M3U and M3U8 files (which is the version using UTF-8 encoding for better support for different characters) are the main playlist formats used in IPTV. Here are the basic rules (tags) and operands (attributes) that you will need to edit these files: Basic rules and […]

Editing M3U and M3U8 files

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  1. LZ3AI on Frequencies, antennas and a little stubbornness: Practical amateur radio frequencies and bands for Bulgaria22.03.2026

    It's already been corrected. Thanks again! 73!

  2. LZ3AI on Frequencies, antennas and a little stubbornness: Practical amateur radio frequencies and bands for Bulgaria18.03.2026

    I will add the frequency when I have time. Thanks for the feedback! btw there is also a Bulgarian version…

  3. LZ3DA on Frequencies, antennas and a little stubbornness: Practical amateur radio frequencies and bands for Bulgaria11.03.2026

    From LZ3DA - Tony, the more common frequency for SOTA activation is 145450. I use 145500 often due to the…

  4. Jack on Internal Resistance of the Car Battery08.02.2026

    I appreciate this info! I used a Viking battery tester tor my car battery. It showed 5.47 mOhms and 63%…

  5. LZ3AI on Complete list of amateur radio codes and abbreviations30.01.2026

    It probably happened during the translation, since in the Bulgarian version (which is original) it is correctly written "предавател" (transmiter),…

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