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08/20/2010 | Surfin’: Send APRS Messages via HF PSK and GMSKThis week, Surfin’ looks at new HF APRS applications originating from the UK.
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08/19/2010 | Enabling Ham Radio’s DisabledHandiham lends a helping hand to the physically challenged in the amateur community.
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08/18/2010 | ARRL Amends Petition to Deny to Include 16 Additional Recon Scout Applications
On August 16, ReconRobotics -- in response to the ARRL’s Petition to Deny Applications, filed with the FCC on August 4 -- filed an Opposition to Petition to Deny with the FCC, arguing that the ARRL’s Petition is “frivolous.” The ARRL’s Petition asked the
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08/17/2010 | K2BSA: Amateur Radio Fun in the Warm Virginia Sun
The 2010 National Scout Jamboree -- celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America -- was held July 26-August 4 at Fort AP Hill in Virginia. According to ARRL Rocky Mountain Division Director and K2BSA Station Coordinator/Manager Brian Mil
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08/16/2010 | Expanded Results for ARRL International DX SSB Contest Now Online
Expended results for the ARRL International DX SSB Contest are now available on the ARRL Web site. Find close to 100 pages packed with results from around the world and your ARRL Division, including line scores and lots of photos, graphs and charts. You c
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08/16/2010 | ARRL/TAPR Announce 29th Annual Digital Communications Conference
Aficionados of digital communications are gearing up for the 29th annual ARRL/TAPR Digital Communications Conference (DCC), September 24-26 near Portland, Oregon. The ARRL/TAPR DCC is an international forum for radio amateurs to meet, publish their work a
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08/16/2010 | 2010 Field Day Logs Posted
The 2010 Field Day logs received list has been posted. It includes all logs received -- applet, non-applet e-mail and paper. Any changes/corrections/missing inquires should be sent to ARRL Field Day Manager Dan Henderson, N1ND, via e-mail.
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08/14/2010 | Amateur Radio Quiz: Amateur ArchaeologyTimes change and so does terminology. Some of the old terms were quite colorful and convey a sense of hands-on adventure in those early days of experimentation. You may not consider today’s language as evocative, but just wait a few decades to see what fu
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