The winning article for the June 2016 QST Cover Plaque award is “Build This Counterpoise Tuner” by Bert Kolts, AB0VI.
The QST Cover Plaque Award — given to the author or authors of the most popular article in each issue — is determined by a vote of ARRL members on the QST Cover Plaque Poll web page. Cast a ballot for your favorite article in the July issue today.
A judge in the Massachusetts Land Court has ruled that the Zoning Board of Appeals in the City of Framingham “erred” in revoking a building permit for... Read more
Reports suggest that jamming stations have been deployed on the lower portion of 40 meters. The jamming appears to be coming from Cuba. The signals, s... Read more
Audio and visual of Cuba jamming 40M, making it to OH Audio and visual of Cuba jamming 40M, making it to OH. #hamradio pic.twitter.com/J4wHLPMGhF — Ha... Read more
July 2021: Brabant Wallon’s Emergency Radio Network volunteers stepped in when the Police building in Wavre, Belgium – including its Tetra anten... Read more
by Matthew Gault The federal government is investigating mysterious signals coming from Havana that are jamming popular frequencies. HAM radio operato... Read more
Look what arrived at my mailbox! This is the Icom ID-52E, the newest Handheld Ham Radio from Icom, which includes DSTAR. Let’s take a look at th... Read more
International Amateur Radio Union (IARU) Region 1 Emergency Communications Coordinator Greg Mossop, G0DUB, reported over the weekend that amateur radi... Read more
“For almost a week straight there has been an abundance of what looks like intentional radio interference on 40 meters HF ham radio. Is this the... Read more
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Massachusetts Court Okays Amateur Radio Tower, Citing Board of Appeals’ Error
FCC Investigating Alleged “Jamming” on 40 Meters
Audio and visual of Cuba jamming 40M, making it to OH
Volunteer radio operators to the rescue in Belgian floods
FCC Investigating Whether Cuban Government Is Jamming HAM Radio
Icom ID-52 First Look! – New Icom Handheld Ham Radio | DSTAR
Amateur Radio Responds to Flooding in Western Europe
Is That Cuban Radio Jammers On 40 Meters Ham Radio?
