One USB-C cable, no external interface needed. Here’s how to get the IC-7300 Mark II talking to WSJT-X and make your first FT8 contact.
Not everyone has a yard, and not everyone with a yard can put an antenna in it. Attic and fully indoor antennas are the fallback for apartment dwellers and strict HOA situations, and while they’re never going to outperform an outdoor antenna, they genuinely work well enough to get you on the air. What an…
Every Yaesu FT-891 post on QSO Journey in one place: the overview, digital mode setup, manpack build, mobile install, and how it compares to the G90 and IC-7300 Mark II.
Two complete station recommendations for new hams, one budget and one mid-tier, covering radios, antennas, and power supplies for VHF/UHF and HF.
Verticals live and die by their ground system, not just their length. Here’s the actual process for getting a whip resonant on the band you want.
What extra watts actually buy you in S-units, when an amplifier is worth the cost, and what it takes to run one legally.
Honest thoughts on whether the Mark II’s improvements are worth the upgrade cost if you already own a working original IC-7300.