Here’s a video that shows how my hometown, Alor Setar looked like.
Kota Setar 2008 RAE class photo
Here are photos taken during the recent RAE class inSek Men Dato’ Syed Omar Alor Setar, Kedah. The class was being conducted by 9w2aze (SOP, Introduction), 9w2dot (technical, electronics) and 9w2crm (propagation, radiowave calculation).

More photos are available from the “Photo Gallery” section of ASHAMRADIO.com
The feedback from the class was extremely positive. The last class was held on 16 May 2008, saw 36 RAE candidates joining the class.
Thanks to 9W2CDR for the photographs
My final QSL Card design – 9W2WTF
After some tinkering around with GIMP and graphics around the internet, I decided to settle down with this particular design. Hope that it’ll be distributed around the world soonish :

Homebrewing 6 Element OWA VHF Yagi (10dBi) – hamradio
Here are few photos that 9W2AZV and I have taken during the course of building our 6 element OWA yagi with 10dbi gain.
Materials used to contruct the antenna
- 8mm aluminium tube, 20 feet
- 6 feet length of 3/4″ PVC plumbing pipe
- Ordinary household plug box
We use a plan taken from LB Cebik (W4RNL) website, first covered in : 10dBi – 6 element OWA Yagi-Uda Antenna for 2 meter band
Here are the photos of the antenna in construction :
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My Homebrew 2 meter VHF Antennas
Here are the photos of my homebrew 2 meter VHF antennas. One is 6 element OWA yagi and another is a 2 meter Slim Jim for omnidirectional operation
The homebrew slim jim antenna was previously featured on my blog as well as its plan. The OWA Yagi 6 element antenna plan can be obtained from this post : 6 Element OWA Yagi Antenna for 2 Meter band plan
A holiday trip to Genting Highlands – Malaysia
Hi there guys, you all probably wonders why I’ve been quiet for the past few weeks, well the reason is that I was away on a holiday trip with my family. This time I went to Genting Highlands.
Seems like it changed a lot since I last went there 10 years ago, here are some of the pics. I’ve stayed in Awana Genting Hotel for the duration of this trip and they gave me free cable car ticket ride to the theme park.
Do you know how fast these cable cars go? according to GPS reading, Its top speed is around 12-15 km/h and it slows down to 8 km/h when approaching its terminal. It’s funny to see some of the passengers closed their eyes when the cable car slides out from the terminal.
Apparently there’s a passenger limit on each cable cars.
I finally arrived at the theme park, I bought an all day pass wristband for me to enjoy all the rides over there. The funny square thing on the wristband is called QRCode (2 dimensional barcode), which is machine readable and meant to be read by a specialised scanner software.
Well, that’s all from me now, watch this space soon for other posts!
Back from Port Dickson! – No big deal actually
Are those Running Shoes ?
Snapped this on the way back home, a while back. His kids are surely going to miss their school shoes :p
He drove the car without ever realising that his wife (probably) put their kids shoes to dry on the back of his car. The shoes didn’t last long however, after the traffic light turned green, I saw the shoes fall off the car. Too bad I was busy concentrating on the traffic at that time to snap another photo.

Anyway, happy school holiday guys…
Chickens photos in my backyard
Some things are meant to be 1337 !

Some things are meant to be 1337, even for a car…