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- CRASH ON EARTH ENDS SWIFT OBSERVATORY'S 22-YEAR RUN - RECREATING HISTORIC CW 'MESSAGE TO MARS' 100 YEARS LATER - VOYAGER PROBE TO REACH MILESTONE DISTANCE FROM EARTH - LIGHTNING DAMAGE IMPERILS FUTURE OF FLORIDA REPEATER - INDIANA COMMUNITY PITCHES IN TO RESTORE HAMS' DAMAGED TOWER - FULL LICENSE-HOLDERS IN UK GAIN BROADER 2M USE - FCC PETITIONED TO EXTEND FM STATIONS' FILING WINDOW - FCC CITES OPERATOR FOR INTERFERENCE ON GMRS REPEATER - SSTV EVENT CELEBRATES SPACE SHUTTLES' ACHIEVEMENTS -...
- FCC TO VOTE ON LEGALIZED PHONE JAMMING AT PRISONS - CHANGES AT 2 US SHORTWAVE STATIONS - HAMS SHOWCASE RADIO'S ROLE AT MAJOR TECH FAIR - SECONDARY STUDENTS IN PAKISTAN CALL CQ FOR 1ST TIME - STUDENTS IN KAZAKHSTAN GET MESSAGES FROM 'THEIR' SATELLITE - POLDHU COVE'S MARCONI CENTRE RECEIVES WORLD ORIGIN SITE AWARD - HEDY LAMARR DAY ON THE AIR MONDAY, NOV. 9 - NEW FUNDING BOLSTERS 3YØL DXPEDITION to SUB-ANTARCTIC - ON-AIR CELEBRATION MARKS 40 YEARS OF EUROPEAN DX FOUNDATION - WORLD OF DX - KIC...
- NASA FUNDS HELP HAMSCI BRING SCIENCE, RADIO TO COMMUNITIES - HAM RADIO COMPLETES ANOTHER EARTH-VENUS-EARTH CONTACT - FCC GRANTS SPECTRUM-LICENSE TRANSFER TO SPACEX - SILENT KEY: TREVOR HUGHES, G4WKJ, FORMER RSGB VOLUNTEER - CAMPAIGN TO SEND 'AUSTRALIAN OF THE YEAR' INTO SPACE - ANTIQUE WIRELESS 1929 QSO PARTY TURNS BACK THE CALENDAR - NETS OF NOTE: THE NEW ENGLAND DIGITAL VOICE TRAFFIC NET - REVERSE BEACON NETWORK HONORED BY YASME FOUNDATION - WORLD OF DX - KICKER: TIME LEAPS TO A CONCLUSIO...
- PILOT DIES IN FATAL CRASH INTO FLORIDA HAM TOWER - PRIVATELY DEVELOPED CUBESAT TRANSMITS AI EXPERIMENTS - HOA LOBBYISTS GIVE TOP PRIORITY TO HALTING ANTENNA BILL - 'PAYMENT LABYRINTH' CALLED OBSTACLE TO LICENSE RENEWALS - AUSTRALIAN MOON ROVER MAKES DEBUT - SKCC SEEKS DESIGNS FOR STRAIGHT KEY MONTH 2027 QSL CARD - LISTEN FOR NATIONAL ANIMAL SHELTER APPRECIATION WEEK - RSGB LAUNCHES NEWSLETTER FOR YOUNG HAMS - SSTV EVENT ABOARD ISS FEATURES ARISS HARDWARE - WORLD OF DX - HALLOWEEN EVENTS GIV...
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Digital Communications & Innovation
For many amateur radio operators, buying an antenna is the easiest way to get on the air. Choose a model, place an order, assemble it according to the instructions, and […] The post Ham Radio Tech—Why Should You Make Your Own Ham Radio Antennas? appeared first on OnAllBands.
Amateur radio encompasses a wide variety of unique pursuits. While many operators focus on standard HF propagation, satellite communications, or moonbounce, Randy, KQ6RS, pursues a distinct niche: building amateur radio […] The post Amateur Radio Buoys—Bringing HF Position Reporting to the Open Ocean appeared first on OnAllBands.
There are legions of ham radio operators who feel Parks on the Air® (POTA) has been a true gift to the amateur radio community. If you’d like to introduce a […] The post Ham Radio Holiday Gift Guide 2026 Part 2–POTA Presents: Transceivers, Batteries, Books & More appeared first on OnAllBands.
With the 2026 CQ World Wide DX Contest SSB completed and the CQ WW DX Contest CW coming up soon (Nov. 28-29), I thought it might be helpful to discuss […] The post Ham Radio Youth Insights—How to Prep for Your First Multi-Op Contest appeared first on OnAllBands.
A constant in film and TV if you work with technology is to continually see wildly inappropriate depictions of it on screen. Whether it’s all those hacking scenes in which …read more
In remote communities where cellular networks and internet service are unavailable or unreliable, high-frequency (HF) radio can provide an alternative for long-distance communications. Rhizomatica, a nonprofit expanding communications access in underserved communities, recognized this potential and developed technology to make HF communications more accessible. With support from ARDC, they developed the High-frequency Emergency and Rural ... Read More
Applications are open Sept. 15 – Oct. 30, 2026. ARDC is now accepting applications for our 2027 volunteer cohort. We’re looking for qualified individuals to contribute their time and expertise across several committees and teams: Grants Advisory Committee (GAC) – reviews grant applications. Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) – works on 44Net-related projects and policies. Grants ... Read More
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