N4ZOU
You have found the N4ZOU homepage. My name is Scott Evans and my FCC amateur radio license is N4ZOU. I got my novice license in April of 1990 and received the FCC call sign of KC4QOX. In May of that same year I upgraded to Tech class and got my N4ZOU call. Then in August of the same year I upgraded to General class. Two years later I took and passed the advanced class test and upgraded again. Then in April of 2001 I upgraded to Extra class.
I am slowly changing my page so it's under construction at this time.
Now the good stuff! I will be adding articles as I can in PDF format. This
makes it easy for me to create and upload them and easy for you to down load
and use them. I use Ghostscript and Gsview to produce my PDF format files. These
files will load properly with Adobe Acrobat and any other PDF viewer you might
be using.
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Do you have a multi-mode TNC? If you do you will have this almost lost digital mode. Learn how to use it with this article |
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A multi-band antenna that is easy to make and install. Best of all it works great! |
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A nice log sheet for your antenna tuner settings. |
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Build a classic Zepp antenna. |
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Here is the article I posted to eham.net on using your antenna tuner. I have had many requests for a printable version of this article so here it is. |
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Here is how to build an interface for both your PK-232 or other TNC and a Sound card. You can even use the same RS-232 comport for both the TNC and sound card keying circuit used with all the software available. |
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Print out this nice Station paper log sheet. |
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My
email address is n4zou(at)hotmail.com . You will need to replace (at) with @ to
prevent Spam.
