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Yaesu FT-891 in outdoor case
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Our latest review focuses on a product that should be of great interest to any outdoor radio amateur: the JCase891.
Read our new review to find out how a passionate radio amateur tested the JCase891 in practice and reports on the advantages of this robust outdoor case. Discover why this special case is not only the best protection for your valuable Yaesu FT-891, but also ensures perfect cooling and makes transport much easier.
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55 & 73 savings deal –
abbreviations that pay off!
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Based on the amateur radio abbreviations 55 and 73, we are offering two particularly attractive discount items! Take advantage of this opportunity now and secure two special offers – but be quick, because both are available in limited quantities.
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“All the best” with our first product
The Outback 2012 is an extremely versatile 12-band antenna for portable operation on 80, 40, 30, 20, 17, 15, 12, 11, 10, 6, 4, and 2 m. With a maximum power of 200 W PEP and a low weight of only 540 g, it is the ideal companion for on the go. Band changes are quick and easy thanks to a reversible “wandering line,” while the telescopic tip allows for precise fine tuning. Thanks to the included PL adapter, the antenna can be used flexibly on various 3/8" or PL bases.
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“Best regards” from WiMo with our second product
The JSHIELD 891 aluminum side handles not only offer practical added value, but also optimal protection for your Yaesu FT-891. The sturdy rails make handling easier and effectively protect your radio from bumps and scratches thanks to the overhang. In addition, the integrated feet protect the underside of the device from damage on flat surfaces. All controls and connections remain fully accessible.
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The same applies to both offers: once they're gone, they're gone – so grab yours now before stocks run out!
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HAMtastic Experience 2025 –
The radio technology event of the year
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On September 20, the Festhalle Landau (Pfalz) will be transformed into a paradise for everyone who loves radio—whether you're an amateur radio operator, CB radio enthusiast, SWL, or just a fan of radio.
Our open house event is back—bigger, fresher, and in a new, exciting location. Look forward to top-class exhibitors, exciting presentations, and the latest trends in amateur radio, CB radio, SWL, and beyond—all in one day, all under one roof.
Be there when the radio community in the Palatinate meets and the HAMtastic Experience 2025 makes history.
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ICOM IC-7300 vs. IC-7300MK2
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The amateur radio world is talking about the successor to the popular ICOM IC-7300. The new model, the IC-7300MK2, has now been officially unveiled and brings with it some exciting new features. An HDMI port, an integrated LAN interface, and more modern USB-C ports are just a few of them. We have compiled all the details for you in our new comparison. Find out whether it is worth upgrading for you.
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Did you know that without amateur radio operators, your cell phone might just be a fancy calculator? GPS, Wi-Fi, and even cell phones have their roots, to some extent, in the experiments of amateur radio operators.
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T-1000E Meshtastic Tracker GPS/LoRa/Bluetooth
The SenseCAP T-1000E is a compact, weatherproof GPS tracker in credit card format. It has been specially developed for the decentralized Meshtastic LoRa wireless network and works completely without mobile communications or the internet. The tracker is used to transmit location data and send predefined text messages. It actively supports the mesh network by forwarding messages from other devices. When connected to a smartphone, it becomes a fully-fledged communication node that can also receive messages.
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Your team WiMo from Herxheim
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