RadioStuff

08/05/2026

Hello everyone,

I'm off for a walk on the 20th of June 2026 in aid of Cancer Research. It's a full marathon distance. It would be nice if you could find the time to donate any money you can, I'm trying to raise £300.

I will be taking a 2m hand held along the way, just in case I can make some QSO's.

Thanks for taking the time to visit my Giving Page. This year I am taking part in Big Hike to help power progress for people affected by cancer. Please donate to my Giving Page and help me take big steps to beat cancer.

29/04/2026

We have just completed a new design on our EFHW and EFRW cases, these will not be offered in SO239 as we as BNC. Also both will have a counterpoise wing nut.

20/03/2026

Hi all,

We have recently spent some more time on the shop to try to make it a lot easier to find things.

Please have a look and let me know what you think!!! Also, some new antenna parts are there from today as well as updates to existing products.

73's

UK Based retailer of Radio Amateur and Short Wave Listener products. From antenna kits, toroids, parts, cables to complete antenna systems. We offer an exciting range products for the radio community. Additionally we manufacture 12v Antenna Rotators and machine classic antenna spares.

04/03/2026

Our 1kw Autotransformer EFHW.

01/03/2026

Hi all,

Ok what did we do today, well I've had a project on the shelf since last October which is a Galvanic isolator for HF (160-10m). With out going into all the boring technical details on the build itself, I'm nearly there. I say nearly because towards 10m it's not great. Anyway, I'll get onto that soon, firstly why should you use one. Enter AI, apologies this is correct and I could not be bothered to type it out.

"In many HF setups, the transceiver, amplifier, and antenna system may have slightly different ground potentials. When these components are connected directly, a "ground loop" forms, allowing unwanted currents (often hum or interference) to travel along the cable shield. A galvanic isolator, typically using an RF transformer, breaks this conductive path in the coaxial cable shield, effectively suppressing this noise, which improves signal reception and lowers the noise floor."

I’ve managed to get the losses from the 1:1 transformer very low from top band to 15m with 12m and 10m being a little lossy. I’ll try to get a video up here soon with one on a antenna with issues.

Regards RadioStuff M0VUE

05/02/2026

One off the bench today 1kw 3x240-52 and 1x240-43 for the choke.

18/01/2026

On sale.

https://www.radio-stuff.com/product-page/2m-moxon-antenna-kitideal-for-145-alive

18/01/2026

https://www.radio-stuff.com/product-page/flytenna-sml-fishing-reel-style-end-fed-half-wave-efhw-antenna-100w

New for 2026 we have introduced the "FlyTenna SML" part of our premium range of portable antennas. In the same way our original FlyTenna is designed, this antenna has the transformer built into the centre of the winder. However we are now using our AirCore to provide additional voids for additional....

13/01/2026

Having a build day today.

15/12/2025

They have taken an age to arrive, but I have 5 of the 1st production 2m moxons here. All parts will be collated this week.