NASA Commentator Lori Meggs at the Marshall Space Flight Center talks to a group of students who had the unique opportunity to ask questions to astronaut Tim Kopra as the space station flew over Huntsville, Alabama. The students contacted the station using a Ham radio. It was all thanks to a research activity called Amateur Radio on the International Space Station, or ARISS, which is approaching the 1000th call like this to students.
For more information on ARISS, check out http://www.ariss.org/
Vanuatu as YJ0MT from 21 April till 5 May 2015. Location will be Port Vila, the capital city in Efate Island (OC-035). Operator: JA0RQV, Masato Tamura... Read more
Earlier this year, following a challenge that resulted in the realignment of several club scores in the ARRL 10 Meter Contest, it became clear that th... Read more
K6TU.NET generates predictions using the VOACAP engine automated by software developed by Stu K6TU. The idea behind K6TU.NET was to remove the learnin... Read more
Changes in propagation give huge changes in signal strength. When the propagation get betters the signal strength and the value of the signal t... Read more
The October Digital QST – our annual DX edition – is now available at http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/arrl/qst_201610/. ● Giant tortoises and DX from... Read more
DU 800 HF+6m ANTENNA TUNER FEATURES The DU 800 T optimizes the performance of your antenna and transmitter or SWL receiver by providing adjustable imp... Read more
Over the years we have been asked numerous times for a really lightweight portable 6m beam. Building on over a decade of experience making and marketi... Read more
Legionnaires will honor their fellow veterans in a special on-the-air amateur radio tribute on Veterans Day, Wednesday, Nov. 11. Members of The Americ... Read more
An April 11 article, “Emergency Communications Driving Increase in Amateur Radio Operators,” in Emergency Management magazine links the growth in Amat... Read more
Gabrielle Calise/The Gainesville Sun Bryan Clark, a 15-year-old Loften High School student and vice president of the ham radio club, attempts to make... Read more
RSGB has been a key part of a joint International Amateur Radio Union (IARU) effort and are working hard on both national and international levels to... Read more
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YJ0MT – Vanuatu
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