We’ve had the HA1G for a while now and some of my opinions have changed a bit. Right now we are working with the Retevis RB-48 Plus, so look for an updated discussion of the Ailunce soon.

We’ve had the HA1G for a while now and some of my opinions have changed a bit. Right now we are working with the Retevis RB-48 Plus, so look for an updated discussion of the Ailunce soon.
To make things a bit easier for those who don’t want to sift through a lot of information and just want a quick non-technical impression this will be a quick one. It’s not the best radio I own, but it’s far from the worst. I would definitely buy another. Overall Impression The Baofeng UV-21 stands…
Despite the occasional negative online buzz, I’ve always been a fan of Baofeng radios. Their affordable price point and robust features have consistently impressed me. When I first passed my HAM Radio Technician Class exam, the Baofeng UV-5 was my go-to choice. While it’s still in my collection, I’ve since upgraded to the versatile UV-K5…
As a dedicated ham radio enthusiast, I’m always on the lookout for new gear to test and integrate into my setup. Recently, I had the opportunity to try out the PAC-12 HF ( JPC-12). Antennas for Ham Radio with a Slide Regulator covering 7MHz-50MHz (40m-6m) and 8 Bands. Alongside this, I decided to pair it…
Back in the Shack: 168 QSOs and a Wire Dipole! For those of you who know me, it’s no secret I’ve been away from the amateur radio scene for a few years. Sure I continued to use two meter handheld radios, but that doesn’t count. Life had a way of getting in the way, and…
I recently got my hands on a GRA-1900T Multi-Band HF antenna, excited to try out its portability and multi-band functionality. However, my initial enthusiasm was dampened by the lack of setup instructions, particularly regarding the pin positions for different bands. After some digging online, I found similar antenna information and was finally able to put…