
I’m Cliff Ravenscraft (KQ4UUR), a lifelong communicator who’s been podcasting since 2005. In 2024, I fulfilled a dream I’d carried since age 13 by finally becoming a licensed Amateur Radio operator. Since then, Cliff’s Notes on Amateur Radio has become my space to document this journey, sharing the joy, discoveries, and connections the hobby brings. Here you’ll find stories from the field, lessons... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

In my series called POTA Hunters, I sit down with the voices I hear in nearly every activation to get to know the people behind those familiar call signs.
In this second episode, we meet Kevin “KEGMan” Giebel (W0KEG), one of the most dedicated and e... more
This episode contains my first conversation in a new series called POTA Hunters, where I sit down with the voices I hear in nearly every activation to get to know the people behind those familiar call signs.
Today, we meet AL7KC Mike Sambuco.
When ... more
My Ambitious POTA Goal: Activate 25 Parks in Two Days (THIS WEEKEND!)
Since earning my General License in September 2024, I’ve completely fallen in love with Parks On The Air (POTA).
One of the goals I set for myself early on was to activate every ... more
In this short episode, I’m bringing you behind the scenes and sharing two ideas that have been on my mind for Cliff’s Notes on Amateur Radio. I’m genuinely looking for your feedback to decide which of these ideas (maybe both!) I should move forward w... more
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A passion project centered around the world of amateur radio, the content invites listeners to explore the joys and challenges that come with being an operator. The host documents personal experiences, including preparations for activations, technical challenges, and the joys of community engagement within the amateur radio sphere. Themes frequently addressed include the Parks on the Air (POTA) program, equipment upgrades, and the connections formed with other enthusiasts. This podcast serves as both a resource for those new to the hobby and a celebration of the camaraderie it fosters, making it appealing to a wide range of amateur radio enthusiasts.
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