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3.8-second cycles — Complete QSO in 11 seconds. 4x faster than FT8. FT2: The fastest digital mode ever created <– check it out!

Amateur radio is a hobby built on experimentation. We tweak antennas, modify enclosures, improvise mounts in the field, and keep older gear alive long after[…]

When 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,[…]

Good day, WN4RC friends! Here’s your daily update for sun, signals, and club news: Solar & Propagation Snapshot (HF / VHF / Satellites):Current data from[…]

Amateur radio has always been more than just a hobby—it’s a gateway to technical skills, problem-solving, and community service. While many people see ham radio[…]

The Raspberry Pi has become one of the most versatile tools in modern amateur radio. Affordable, compact, and energy-efficient, this little single-board computer opens up[…]

Not every day you use a $30 radio to outsmart nature, alert authorities, and help save a stranger — all while dodging bears and blizzards.[…]

Introduction Ham radio offers the joy of not just operating but also building your own gear. Every step in the build is a learning experience—and[…]

In an age of instant messaging, high-speed internet, and 5G networks, it might seem odd that a group of radio enthusiasts would turn to HF[…]

We had a great working session this morning.  Carl, Randy, Brian and I had a great time experimenting with our hand held radios.  About half[…]