You’d be surprised at how many amateurs operate stations that are entirely indoors. By “entirely indoors,” I mean stations that exist completely within the confines of the homes in which the operators live. Some hams can install semi-invisible antennas outdoors by cleverly hiding wires along exterior walls, or by exploiting the classic ruse of using rain gutters as antennas, but this book is devoted to those who lack even that luxury. When I say “HF indoors,” I mean that everything is indoors – including the antenna system.
Contents
1. The Indoor Challenge
Learn how to make the most of indoor operating with CW and digital modes.
2. Indoor Antenna Design
From loops to dipoles, there is an indoor antenna that’s guaranteed to work for you.
3. Dealing with Interference
When operating indoors, you’re likely to be plagued with interference from your neighbors, and you may cause some interference yourself. This chapter offers concrete solutions.
4. RF Safety
You and your neighbors will be living in proximity to the RF you’ll generate. There is no danger, but it never hurts to be cautious.
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