Educational Radio Net

This blog supports the Educational Radio Net, an amateur radio net that takes place Wednesdays at 8:00PM on the 2 meter repeater of the Puget Sound Repeater Group, 146.96MHz -600, with a tone of 103.5, located on Queen Anne Hill in Seattle. The purpose of this net is to help our fellow amateur radio operators learn theory, gain practical knowledge, and generally benefit from the experience of the more seasoned operators. Your hosts are Bob Helling, K9PQ, and Lee Bond, N7KC.

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Noise, Bob, no. 49

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The basic definition of noise is very much like the definition of weeds. A weed is usually defined as any unwanted plant. Similarly, noise...
Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Morse Code text session #4 042209

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QST DE W7VHY = New sunspot 1015 emerged yesterday to break a string of 25 consecutive spotless days. It was a short break. Less than 24 hour...

Regulated Power Supplies, Part 1 by Lee Bond, N7KC

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April 22, 2009 Educational Radio Net, PSRG 48th Session This is the first of a two part series on the subject of regulated power supplies. T...
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Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Morse Code text session #3 041509

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QST DE W7VHY = Morse code 13/5 wpm follows = For the first time, NASA spacecraft have traced the 3D shape of solar storms known as coronal m...

Squelch and Tone Squelch, Bob, no. 47

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Tonight's topic is squelch, including the related topic of tone squelch. Generally speaking, in the radio world, squelch is a feature th...
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Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Morse Code text session #2 040809

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QST DE W7VHY = Morse code 13/5 wpm follows = Readers, if you have a solar telescope, point it at the limb of the sun and enjoy the show. AR ...

FM Radio Systems by Lee Bond, N7KC

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Educational Radio Net, PSRG 46th Session This week let’s take a look at the typical FM radio system from both the transmit and receive stand...
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