--By Matt M6CEB 2EOFNM Radioddity kindly reached out to me asking if I wanted to review their new and soon to be released QT80 model, I of course said yes as I have a few of their products including the QT60 that I reviewed a few months back, I was...

-- by Ben Sangster VK3TBS I recently got the Radioddity M916 Heavy duty antenna magnetic mount with the Radioditty HF-008 all band portable antenna. I had always wanted to use HF more while camping or going on adventures around Australia (see our adventures page if you are interested), and now...

--By Thomas Witherspoon If you’re following the new Xiegu X6200 closely, you might recall that I took a prototype version of the radio out two weeks ago for a POTA activation. Propagation was so challenging–as in, a complete radio blackout in North America due to an X-Class flare–it took about...

-- by Ben Sangster VK3TBS I recently got my hands on a new Baofeng UV-17R Plus Series radio. It didn’t take long at all to arrive and was not expensive at all. People these days pay more for a UHF CB radio than a radio that does all this can...

-- by E.T. Bryant This is my Radioddity QT60 10-meter transceiver review. Let me start by saying that I love everything about this radio. I liked the style when I first saw it. It doesn’t have the same retro look as the QT40, its appearance is more like the modern...

--- by Matt M6CEB This year is set to be the high point in the sunspot cycle and there has never been a better time to get into the 12, 11 and the 10m band! These bands are open every single day at the moment and this is the perfect...

 --- by Rick Eaton KD4HGR Well you are probably wondering if CB is still alive and the answer would be yes it is very much alive and well. You now have a new mode on CB which is now legal in the USA which is FM. The modes you now...

-- by Robert Gulley K4PKM Weather stations have always intrigued me, particularly ones that sent information to the Internet. They are often more revealing than the local weather forecasts, and certainly can be used to augment NOAA weather reports. When living near a big city there were enough stations around...