A ham radio Elmer is an experienced ham who acts as a teacher, mentor, and guide for new or less experienced operators, helping them navigate the hobby’s complexities and avoid common pitfalls. The term, unique to amateur radio, originated from a 1971 article by Rod Newkirk and is used to describe anyone willing to share their knowledge and help others learn about radio technology, operating procedures, and the social aspects of the hobby.
Here you will find articles written by KARS members to share their knowledge.
Beam Heading
To help you find the proper beam heading I have made this Excel spreadsheet. Cells…
