Welcome to the first episode of our quirky and inventive series, "Will it Ham?" where creativity meets ham radio engineering! Perfect for the Ham radio Handyman. In this premiere, we embark on an unusual yet fascinating journey: converting a regular can of ham into a 70cm band antenna.
DIY Process: Step-by-step guide on transforming a ham can into an antenna.
Testing and Results: Spoiler, the results are surprisingly impressive!
We want to hear from you! Drop your ideas in the comments for future "Will it Ham?" episodes. How about a tinfoil hat antenna next?
3d print files for this project:
www.printables...
Supplies
Ham: amzn.to/49GzuUq (SNORK! I can't believe this is a link I am leaving)
1/4” Copper Foil tape: amzn.to/40jAbyO
BNC cable: amzn.to/3u75D7j
BNC to SMA adapter: amzn.to/49qleiB
Ring Terminal crimp: amzn.to/47pVZLm
Klein Pliers/Crimper: amzn.to/3ZXlhy3
Crimper: amzn.to/3Ql2SI4
HT I recommend: tidradio.com/?... (Use referal code "BEN" and you will get 15% off)
3d Printer I recommend: amzn.to/3Qk3HQj
Filament used in this: amzn.to/3QknFKS
3d printer used in this video: amzn.to/46hISes
John Portunes book on slot antennas: amzn.to/3tPoaEY
Негізгі бет Ham radio antenna build, Made out of a ham tin: It works really well!
No video
Пікірлер: 243