Amateur radio direction finding ARDF, also known as fox hunting, and also known as Radio Orienteering, is a timed event in which individual competitors use a directional radio (see below picture of 80m assembled ARDF receiver) and if needed a topographic map to navigate through an area, park or woods, while looking for radio transmitters.
Radio Orienteering also known as ARDF and "Radio Foxhunting"
Radio Orienteering also known as ARDF and "Radio Foxhunting" is an amazing, adventurous, intellectual and physically demanding sport. The goal is to find hidden transmitters (also called "foxes") in the forest as fast as possible by using only a direction finding receiver, a map, a compass and orienteering skills. ARDF (Amateur Radio Direction Finding) is a Chess Match on the Run!
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