The hy-gain rotor is a very sturdy design that has passed the test of time. Paul Rako takes a look inside to see what makes it endure. 1. The hy-gain HAM-IV antenna rotator used on a VHF TV antenna.

[My Ham Radio Journey] wanted to see if a “common person” (in his words) could build an effective vertical ham radio antenna. If you look at the video below, the answer is apparently yes. He started ...

When it comes to amateur radio, one size definitely does not fit all. That’s especially true with antennas, which need to be just the right size for the band you’re working, lest Very Bad Things ...

DETROIT — An automotive appendage that often goes unnoticed -- unless it loses a battle with the automatic car wash -- is disappearing in the face of changing technology, tastes and economics. The ...

An automotive appendage that often goes unnoticed — unless it loses a battle with the carwash — is losing its battle with changing technology, tastes and economics. The stalwart stick, pole or ...