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Here's a brief look at what's coming up in the DECEMBER issue of Popular Communications.
By Harold Ort, N2RLL |
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What could be more unusual than a Coast Guard transmitting station located in the desert? Be sure to check out Stan Jones' article beginning on page 8.
Click on this link to read an excerpt from Writer Bill Hoefer got a special tour of Alaska's KFAR in Anchorage. His story - with some great photos - is on page 10. Your survey results have been painting an interesting picture - get the details this month in our two-page article beginning on page 12.
Click on this link to read an excerpt from If you've got radio equipment (or cameras, camcorders or other valuables) you want to keep dry and in one piece when you travel, be sure to check out my review of the superb Pelican Model 1620 Protective Case in this month's Popular Communications. (They make a complete line of cases just right for your needs - large or small!) This month's topic in Computer-Assisted Radio Monitoring by Joe Cooper is CAT Applications, Part II.
Click on this link to read an excerpt from Wireless Connection columnist Peter Bertini has a potpourri of your projects and ideas in his antique radio restoration column this month beginning on page 19.
Click on this link to read an excerpt from Is your radio shack in need of some new "wallpaper"? Spruce up those drab walls with nifty special event certificates. This month's Ham Discoveries column explains how.
Click on this link to read an excerpt from Are you set for power when the chips are down? Our Homeland Security column, beginning on page 27 helps you get powered and has special information on mobile two-way communications.
Click on this link to read an excerpt from Distant Mediumwave stations are booming in this time of year! Learn why and get all the radio propagation news to help you hear more stations in this month's Propagation Corner on page 31.
Click on this link to read an excerpt from Many of those HF boat radios also make great ham transceivers - if you know where to look. This month's Radio Resources is your ticket to a super radio deal.
Click on this link to read an excerpt from All the Capitol Hill news affecting radio is yours each month in Washington Beat by Laura Quarantiello.
Click on this link to read an excerpt from It's excellent short-range communication for families in malls, at the park or around the home. FRS - Family Radio Service - may soon be only for families. Get this news and the unusual case involving William Flippo, the Florida radio operator convicted of unlicensed operation and causing intentional interference.
Click on this link to read an excerpt from Some 25 miles east of Spokane, Washington is Coeur d' Alene, Idaho. Far from the hallowed halls of the FCC, its radio history is certainly unique. Shannon Huniwell tells the story in this month's Shannon's Broadcast Classics.
Click on this link to read an excerpt from Scanning the shopping malls this holiday season just got easier with this month's Overheard column by Ken Reiss. Check it out beginning on page 56 for frequencies, tips and much more.
Click on this link to read an excerpt from This month Gerry Dexter's Global Information Guide has a multitude of radio news - with an emphasis on Latin America, including Paraguay! The international shortwave radio bonanza begins on page 61 and includes tons of your loggings.
Click on this link to read an excerpt from To say IBOC - In-Band On-Channel digital radio broadcasting is getting mixed reviews is an understatement. Get the very latest IBOC news and all the mediumwave DX information and call letter changes in this month's Broadcast Technology column beginning on page 66.
Click on this link to read an excerpt from If you're into aircraft monitoring, you're in for a special treat this month in our Plane Sense column by Bill Hoefer. He's got airline company frequencies from Aeromexico to US Air!
Click on this link to read an excerpt from Frequencies, tips and information about global HF aeronautical frequencies are yours in this month's Utility Radio Review. Included each month are all your utility loggings from aircraft and military comms to diplomatic traffic!
Click on this link to read an excerpt from A pet rat? Enter Bill's world of strangeness in this month's Loose Connection on page 80.
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