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- Back-up Power
- The Radio In a Box Mk.1
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- LARGE GO-KIT
- The New Jetstream JT-270M as a Self-contained Go-Kit Radio
- Mobility Scooter Radio Installation
- Portable 25 Watt Dual Band Transceiver
- IC-706MkIIG AS A PORTABLE STATION
- AN EASY FIX FOR A BAD LCD DISPLAY
- CAT 5 Tester for Ham Radio
- A Microphone Selector Switch
- A Simple Coax Tester
- Polarity Tester
- Tools &Test Kits For Amateur Radio
- Portable Power
- A Homebrew Boom Mic
- Coax Cable Data
- DTMF Keypad
- Variable Voltage Power Supply
- A Temporary Installation
- An HF Mobile Antenna
- Hidden Antennas
- Desk Microphone
- Tilt Base & Mast
- The Octopus Antenna
- OCFD Dual Band Antenna Version 1
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- Six Meter Antenna
- Mobile Installation Guide
- Wireless PTT
- Headset Adaptor
- Yaesu Headset Adaptor
- Separation Cable for The FT-7900R and Similar Radios
- Programming the FT-7900R
- Headset Adaptor for Kenwood, Baofeng and Wouxun HTs
- A 30 AMP SWITCHING POWER SUPPLY
- A VHF/UHF Addition to the Buddipole HF Antenna System
- Anderson Powerpoles
- Disabling WIRES on Your Yaesu Radio
- A Couple of Battery Packs
- My Mobile Installation
- A Tilt mount for a Trailer Hitch
- 3-D PRINTING AND HAM RADIO
- Articles List written by N1GY
- Simple Ground Plane Antennas
- Homebrewed Audio Jack Tool
- An Easy Code Oscillator
- Portable Power for USB Devices
- Handy PTT Via The Dollar Tree
- A New Design For PowerPole Power Blocks
- Soldering Fume Extractor
- Railroad Mobile
- The New Soldering Station
- Portable Battery Power
- A Couple of Homebrewed Portable Battery Packages
- Hand Held PTT Switch
- Thoughts About The IC-706MkIIG
- New Headset System at N1GY
- The Unfair Maligning of the PL-259
- Adapter to Connect W2ENY Headsets to Yaesu Mobile Radios
- An Easy Foot Switch PTT
- A DIY Resistance Soldering Rig
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This page has been edited to remove material about a portion of the layout that has been removed and replaced with a shelving unit to display some of my railroad memorabilia collection.
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