What is a 40 GHz , 20 W amplifier used for in amateur radio circles?

&gt; throwback to the internet of my youthIt&#x27;s interesting how simple advertising is as well.&gt; Please Support My Advertisers!Some jpegs. No js, no moving shit, just logos, some text, some call to action in a banner format. That&#x27;s it.Also:&gt; A random number generator determines which company&#x27;s Banner Ad will go in a particular position*. I wrote the code myself and it is very simple and foolproof.&gt; I do not collect page traffic or link click statistics for advertisements. Your website server statistical analysis is a much better reporter of inbound links from RF Cafe than I or anyone else can provide.Nice.&gt; Banner Plan: $400&#x2F;monthI count 22 advertisers, so there&#x27;s obviously lots of incentives for advertisers to work with this site. Good for them, and nice to see it can still be lucrative for what I believe to be a single person operation. Quality content still matters.

Ham radio websites might be my favorite genre of website. Their design is always a throwback to the internet of my youth, and they almost always have tons of interesting technical content.

Love this design. Kind of reminds me of this Norwegian web shop: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;arngren.net&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;arngren.net&#x2F;</a> hasn&#x27;t changed much since the early 2000s or even late 90s

Reminds me of the early 90&#x27;s internet I used to browse. Filled with people obsessed with tech and zero politics. I miss that internet.

I love the information density on that page. Feels like very fresh compared to today&#x27;s minimal pages.

<a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;archive.ph&#x2F;ZAFHY" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;archive.ph&#x2F;ZAFHY</a>

&gt; Your country is not allowed to access this resource

I&#x27;d say there is a pretty common thread for it, but man is it a mishmash of interests, which really makes it charming.It&#x27;s certainly not focused. Sure this site is about RF, but the owner decided they&#x27;d throw in basically all their interests into one website. I mean, it has crossword puzzles and a jokes page :DThis is the site to send someone to who wonders &quot;What was the internet like before Web 2.0&quot;.

Funny, I entirely disagree. On one hand, the design itself is heartwarming because it&#x27;s old internet. Also, once you navigate into the topics, things are neatly organized, and there I agree with you. But the content on the main page itself lacks a common thread, no idea where i&#x27;m supposed to read or what belongs together.

Even though there are so many packed buttons and links it seems to like a vastly superior design compared to modern websites. I don&#x27;t know if it&#x27;s me being used to this or if we went wrong somewhere.