At the club meeting, I ran out of those little tubes of blue connector dressing. Since we are not meeting for a while, I don’t have an easy way to distribute more of them quickly. But my call, W7DB, is good on QRZ.com, and if you are in Layton and want to pick one up
Joe Giraudo – N7JEH I enjoy puttering in my shop. I am also a cheapskate. With the onset of the 2026 wildland fire season, Rock Mountain Power announced that planned preventative power outages could be anticipated during high wind conditions to reduce power line induced wildland fires. This got me to think about what are
What have you been doing that the club might want to know about? Send a Word document, preferably with pictures, to d****n(at)tutanota(dot)com. Got a great POTA setup? Just worked Antarctica on 80? Putting up a new antenna? Got a new toy? Let’s let the club hear about it.
Denton’s Corner Whimsy is at the end of the article. Fun With Ferrites At one of our meetings, Joe pointed out that coaxial cable really has three conductors: the inner conductor, the inner surface of the shield, and the outer surface of the shield. This can lead to problems with unwanted currents as the coax