by bsadmin | Oct 23, 2025 | Information
If you’ve ever participated in a 48-hour contest, manned a Field Day station through the night, or settled in for a long roundtable with friends, you know one thing for certain: comfort, clarity, and reliable audio are non-negotiable for long operating sessions. The...
by bsadmin | Oct 16, 2025 | Information
Few things are as satisfying in amateur radio as pulling a weak DX station out of the noise, or enjoying a long ragchew with friends on a crisp, clear signal. But as any seasoned operator can tell you, the quality of your receive audio can make or break the...
by bsadmin | Oct 9, 2025 | Information
Few topics in amateur radio generate as much confusion as antenna tuners. You’ll hear everything from “a tuner fixes a bad antenna” to “you don’t need one at all.” Somewhere between those extremes lies the truth. At CRCS, we know how easy it is for misinformation to...
by bsadmin | Oct 2, 2025 | Information
When it comes to running a modern ham shack, batteries are no longer an optional accessory. Whether you’re keeping backup power ready for emergency operations, running a portable HF setup, or experimenting with renewable energy like solar, batteries play a key role in...
by bsadmin | Sep 25, 2025 | Information
When autumn rolls around, most hams are busy tuning antennas, testing equipment, and finishing last-minute projects before the cold sets in. But there’s one piece of fall prep that often gets overlooked—weatherproofing your coax. Whether you operate HF, VHF, or UHF,...
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