--By Joe Leone, W4GGJ Disclosure: This antenna was provided by Radioddity for field review as part of a content partnership. All opinions, test results, and observations are my own. Full activation logs and ADIF data are available on request. I've been doing POTA activations long enough to know that the...

--By F5SVP With the release of the Radioddity HF-010, the well-known brand among ham radio operators is making a strong impact on the portable HF antenna segment. Designed for field activities such as POTA, SOTA, radio camping, or emergency operations, this new multiband vertical promises simplicity, robustness, and performance. But...

--By Joe Leone,W4GGJ   Generic Vertical vs. Radioddity HF-010 at Sawgrass Lake Park (US-6700)   Mode: FT8 · Band: 20m · Radio: Xiegu X6200 · Power: 5W · Park: US-6700 · 4 Activations I spent the better part of two weeks running the same park, same radio, same band, and...

--By Robert Gulley K4PKM Power supplies have come a long way since I started in amateur radio, and the behemoths of old are quickly being replaced with smaller, more efficient, switching power supplies. I know, I know – those of us who have been around long before these little units...

--By Moleculo Radioddity recently contacted me, asking if I'd like to take a look at the new version of their portable HF antenna package, the HF-010. I'm a sucker for portable antennas because my favorite way to operate is in the great outdoors, even if it means just going to...

--Danny Davis The Radioddity HF-010 is the successor to the HF-009, one of the more popular portable verticals in the ham radio world. At $239, it covers 80 through 6 meters, packs into a carrying case, and ships with nearly everything you need to get on the air. On paper,...

--ByIan Poole Looking for an affordable iambic key? Read our hands-on review of the Xiegu VK6 Morse paddle, covering its build quality, adjustability, and performance for portable and shack use. Recently I was sent a Xiegu VK6 iambic Morse paddle to review by Radioddity, an international online amateur radio sales...

--By E.T. Bryant The GPA 100-watt power amplifier may seem to be just another power amplifier, but it is much more. It is a high-performance linear amplifier that will allow you to select amateur bands from 1.8 to 54 MHz. There is smart cooling, which will activate the internal fan...