Amateurs often share ideas on Facebook groups or forums like QRZ or eHam. But there's another place where you can find discussion, especially on more specialised facets.
These are email groups (although you can also read them via your browser). The most well known is Yahoo Groups. However this has been scaling down and many amateur groups have gone over to groups.io.
Use the search in the top right to find groups of interest to you.
Here's just a few linked examples.
Amateur radio
Antennas
DX
Elecraft
QRP
VHF radio
Anyway you get the idea. Try searching your amateur radio interests and see what you get.
Some groups have their messages viewable by anyone while others require you to join.
These are email groups (although you can also read them via your browser). The most well known is Yahoo Groups. However this has been scaling down and many amateur groups have gone over to groups.io.
Use the search in the top right to find groups of interest to you.
Here's just a few linked examples.
Amateur radio
Antennas
DX
Elecraft
QRP
VHF radio
Anyway you get the idea. Try searching your amateur radio interests and see what you get.
Some groups have their messages viewable by anyone while others require you to join.
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