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#hamchallenge week 23 - Organize or participate in a fox hunt
In a fox hunt small transmitters are hidden and your goal is to find them using a directional antenna and a radio. Linked below is a project by our friend Harm, DK4HAA to get you started. It's originally in german but the link is to Google's translation of it. This is an especially fun challenge to do with kids!
https://draussenfuchs-de.translate.goog/?_x_tr_sl=de&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp
#hamchallenge week 22 - Show and Tell: Your manpack
What is your go to portable equipment? If you don't have a manpack yet, why don't you build one? If you can't build one: What would your ideal manpack look like? Transceiver? Power? Backup logging? Antennas? The backpack itself? Let us know
#hamchallenge week 21 - Read your transceiver's manual and use a feature you never used before
What was it? How did you find it? Was it easy to use? https://www.hamchallenge.org/challenges/39/toots #hamradio
#hamchallenge week 20 - Build the cheapest antenna you can and make a QSO with it
What antenna did you build? How much did it cost? What was your QSO (band, mode, power, RST)? Be competitive https://www.hamchallenge.org/challenges/38/toots #hamradio
#hamchallenge week 19 - Come up with a ham radio challenge and share it with us
Remember many of the ideas here came from your fellow ham radio operators, be a part of it! https://www.hamchallenge.org/challenges/37/toots #hamradio
#hamchallenge week 17 - Get together with others for a (preferably in-person) radio activity
Where did you meet and what did you do? An outdoor programme? A field day? A ham fest? We hope you had great fun! https://www.hamchallenge.org/challenges/35/toots #hamradio
#hamchallenge week 16 - Operate in an uncommon digital mode
Which mode did you choose? What hardware or software did you use? Were you able to make a QSO? https://www.hamchallenge.org/challenges/34/toots #hamradio
Built my first transceiver (QMX+) and made the first QSO! Thanks to DL9PK and all the great people from the QMX community for all the support while debugging to get it up and running.
Thumbs up for @hamchallenge
HC15S
#hamchallenge week 15 - Build your own radio and make a QSO with it!
Whether you acquire a kit or come up with your very own transceiver design is up to you. What did you build? How well did the building go? Any problems that came up and how did you deal with them? What was your equipment used in building? How well does your device work? https://www.hamchallenge.org/challenges/16/toots #hamradio
#hamchallenge week 14 - Make 10 contacts on a UHF/VHF calling frequency!
Time to call your local hams. Who did you reach? How long did you have to call CQ for? Which mode and frequency and which rig did you use? https://www.hamchallenge.org/challenges/15/toots #hamradio
HamChallenge Bot
makkus183