The K9YA Telegraph is a free, monthly, general interest amateur radio
publication read by Hams in more than 100 countries. The K9YA Telegraph
contains the stories and features most wanted by our readers, because
it is written by them. An e-Zine, it is delivered monthly as a
full-color PDF file.
If you're in the mood for Morse, hankering for history, gluttonous for
gear, ravished for a review, needing nostalgia, or just plain famished
for fun, you'll find it in the K9YA Telegraph.
To check out sample issues, subscribe or write an article, visit the
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November 2010 articles include:
St. Francis Dam Disaster By Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL
Software Defined Radio By Paul W. Ross, W3FIS
The Elmer Letters - Part I By Cliff Cheng, Ph.D., AC6C
Morse on the Road By James Wades, WB8SIW
Two Iambic to Single Lever Mods By Paul Signorelli, WØRW
Ham Quips By Dick Sylvan, W9CBT
The K9YA Telegraph is a free, monthly, general interest amateur radio
publication read by Hams in more than 100 countries. The K9YA Telegraph
contains the stories and features most wanted by our readers, because
it is written by them. An e-Zine, it is delivered monthly as a
full-color PDF file.
If you're in the mood for Morse, hankering for history, gluttonous for
gear, ravished for a review, needing nostalgia, or just plain famished
for fun, you'll find it in the K9YA Telegraph.
To check out sample issues, subscribe or write an article, visit the
K9YA Telegraph Web site.
January 2011 articles include:
Premax Vertical Antenna By Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL
Wired Love By Ella Cheever Thayer
Electromagnetic Pulses By Paul W. Ross, W3FIS
That Defining Moment By Charlie Cotterman, KA8OQF
Ham Lingo By Dick Sylvan, W9CBT
The K9YA Telegraph is a free, monthly, general interest amateur radio
publication read by Hams in more than 100 countries. The K9YA Telegraph
contains the stories and features most wanted by our readers, because
it is written by them. An e-Zine, it is delivered monthly as a
full-color PDF file.
If you're in the mood for Morse, hankering for history, gluttonous for
gear, ravished for a review, needing nostalgia, or just plain famished
for fun, you'll find it in the K9YA Telegraph.
To check out sample issues, subscribe or write an article, visit the
K9YA Telegraph Web site.
February 2011 articles include:
Manila to Pendleton, OR-Nonstop By Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL
The Elmer Letters - Part III By Cliff Cheng, Ph.D., AC6C
The Boy Electrician By Paul W. Ross, W3FIS
Barrow Amateur Radio Club By Bill Wilson, KJ4EX, President, BARC, 2010
Gone to Dayton by Bob Cashdollar, NR8U
Ham History By Dick Sylvan, W9CBT
The K9YA Telegraph is a free, monthly, general interest amateur radio
publication read by Hams in more than 100 countries. The K9YA Telegraph
contains the stories and features most wanted by our readers, because
it is written by them. An e-Zine, it is delivered monthly as a
full-color PDF file.
If you're in the mood for Morse, hankering for history, gluttonous for
gear, ravished for a review, needing nostalgia, or just plain famished
for fun, you'll find it in the K9YA Telegraph.
To check out sample issues, subscribe or write an article, visit the
K9YA Telegraph Web site.
April 2011 articles include:
Who Did You Meet Today By Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL
Wouxun KG-UV3D By Paul W. Ross, W3FIS
A Bicycle Mobile Adventure By Scott B. Laughlin, N7NET
Update: Earhart's Hams By Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL
Ham Lingo By Dick Sylvan, W9CBT
K9YA Telegraph Photo Contest Announcement
The K9YA Telegraph is a free, monthly, general interest amateur radio
publication read by Hams in more than 100 countries. The K9YA Telegraph
contains the stories and features most wanted by our readers, because
it is written by them. An e-Zine, it is delivered monthly as a
full-color PDF file.
If you're in the mood for Morse, hankering for history, gluttonous for
gear, ravished for a review, needing nostalgia, or just plain famished
for fun, you'll find it in the K9YA Telegraph.
To check out sample issues, subscribe or write an article, visit the
K9YA Telegraph Web site.
June 2011 articles include:
RADIOMAN By Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL
A Bicycle Mobile Adventure - III By Scott B. Laughlin, N7NET
Field Day By Hal Mandel, W4HBM
Serendipity By Wayne Green, W2NSD
Ham Lingo By Dick Sylvan, W9CBT
K9YA Telegraph Photo Contest Announcement
The Rod Newkirk Collection
The K9YA Telegraph is a free, monthly, general interest amateur radio
publication read by Hams in more than 100 countries. The K9YA Telegraph
contains the stories and features most wanted by our readers, because
it is written by them. An e-Zine, it is delivered monthly as a
full-color PDF file.
If you're in the mood for Morse, hankering for history, gluttonous for
gear, ravished for a review, needing nostalgia, or just plain famished
for fun, you'll find it in the K9YA Telegraph.
To check out sample issues, subscribe or write an article, visit the
K9YA Telegraph Web site.
September 2011 articles include:
Barry Goldwater, K7UGA By Philip Cala-Lazar, K9PL
A Bicycle Mobile Adventure - V By Scott B. Laughlin, N7NET
K9YA Field Day By Steve, N9WAT
Radio Room Clocks By Denis O'Brien, N2JJF
Ham Lingo By Dick Sylvan, W9CBT
Churchill Today By Dieter Klaschka, DL2BQD