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- FT2: The fastest digital mode ever createdby N9ELM3.8-second cycles — Complete QSO in 11 seconds. 4x faster than FT8. FT2: The fastest digital mode ever created <– check it out!
- Weekly 75m Phone Netby Randy BolinThis past Thursday at 1830/6:30 pm CST we held our first official 75 meter check in net under our Club Call sign. The turnout was good considering poor radio conditions. We will continue running this net every week at the same time every week Thursday evening on frequency 3.808 LSB. Come join us!
- Why a 3D Printer Belongs in a Ham Shackby Timothy PhillipsAmateur radio is a hobby built on experimentation. We tweak antennas, modify enclosures, improvise mounts in the field, and keep older gear alive long after replacement parts disappear. A 3D printer fits that spirit perfectly: it turns “I wish I had a part for this” into “I’ll make it.” Here are the biggest advantages of… Read more: Why a 3D Printer Belongs in a Ham Shack
- SWR Magazine vs. ARRL Publications: A Fresh Voice Meets a Legacy Giant
by N9ELMWhen it comes to amateur radio reading material, today’s operators have more choices than ever. One of the newest arrivals is SWR Magazine, a modern, independent, digital‑only publication. On the other side of the dial stands the ARRL, whose long‑established magazines and handbooks have defined amateur radio literature for generations. Below is a comparison that… Read more: SWR Magazine vs. ARRL Publications: A Fresh Voice Meets a Legacy Giant - 🎄 A Christmas Message to the Ham Radio Universeby N9ELMThere’s something about this season that makes the airwaves feel a little warmer, a little closer, as if the distance between us shrinks with every CQ.