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From the end of the year, WiMo will take over the general distribution for Chameleon Antennas in Europe. This is an important step aimed at offering our customers better prices and improved delivery capability. Chameleon Antennas USA is internationally recognised for its highly versatile and rugged antennas that appeal to radio amateurs as well as professional services such as the military and intelligence agencies...
It is worthwhile not only for radio amateurs, but also times with the whole family to observe such shooting star showers optically. To do this, you should look for a place in the region that is as dark as possible. Unfortunately, the light pollution in densely populated areas is enormous, so it is difficult to find a place that is sufficiently dark. Helpful are maps on the Internet, which show the degree of light pollution, e.g. https://www.lightpollutionmap.info oder https://darksitefinder.com/. Or ask the local astronomy group, where they go for observation... No matter if you look at the shooting stars, listen to them or use them actively as reflectors - we wish you a lot of fun and "Clear Skies".
The cold season is upon us, and while most people are preparing their homes for winter, you as a radio amateur should not forget to winterise your antenna system either. Amateur radio is not only a popular hobby, but also an important method of communication that can be invaluable, especially in emergencies. In this blog post, you'll learn why it's so crucial to winterise your antenna system and what steps you can take to ensure you can stay on air during the coldest months of the year.
