Podcast Number 60 – Podcast ver. 60.5 – October 24, 2012 (36.9 MB, runtime 32:15) Transcript In this full-featured episode of the practical amateur radio podcast, I discuss antennas and antenna restrictions facing many hams today.  I mention the following links during my discussion. Flag Pole Antennas – ZeroFive Antennas and TexasAntennas.com PRB-1 Document …  Continue reading →

PARP 60 – A discussion about antennas and antenna restrictions

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Podcast Number 71 – Podcast ver. 71.9 – August 27, 2016 (48.3 MB, runtime 42:12) Transcript PARP 71 – In this episode of PARP, our general discussion theme is “Make Nature Your Shack”.  I discuss taking your ham station outdoors,  the ARRL 2016 National Parks on the Air event and the Worldwide …  Continue reading →

PARP 71 – Make Nature Your Shack

Podcast Number 70 – Podcast ver. 70.9 – July 30, 2016 (40.6 MB, runtime 35:27) Transcript PARP 70 – In this episode of PARP, I discuss the importance of our own individual preparedness when it comes to communicating during an emergency or when no other means of communications are available to us.  I also …  Continue reading →

PARP 70 – Individual Preparedness for Emergency Communications

July 29, 2016 Hello PARP Fans.  This is a just a brief message from me for the purpose of testing the RSS feed and the overall functions of the website.  Yes, it does mean that I’m trying very hard to bring PARP out of the ashes.  Stay tuned…thank you for …  Continue reading →

PARP RSS Test

Podcast Number 69 – Podcast ver. 69.8 – August 23, 2015 (30.6 MB, runtime 26:42) Transcript PARP 69 – In this episode of PARP, I discuss the practical use of antenna analyzers and antenna tuners.  I also introduce you to the KB6NU website and the popular “No Non-Sense” Amateur Radio exam study guides. …  Continue reading →

PARP 69 – Antenna Analyzers and Tuners

Hello PARP Fans.  This is a just a brief message from me for the purpose of testing the RSS feed and the overall functions of the website.  Yes, it does mean that I’m trying very hard to bring PARP out of the ashes.  Stay tuned…thank you for not deleting your …  Continue reading →

PARP 60 – A discussion about antennas and antenna restrictions

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