Thursday, April 18, is World Amateur Radio Day (WARD), this year marking the 94th anniversary of the International Amateur Radio Union (IARU), founded in Paris
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Bidding Under Way for the “Out of This World” ARISS Auction
The bidding has begun in the Out of This World ARISS Auction, which wraps up on April 14 at 2200 UTC. A new JVC Kenwood TS-890S is
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The WSPR Heard ‘Round the World
Are you curious about the mysteries of signal propagation, or maybe wondering how well your antenna is working? The answer may be just a “WSPR”
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ARRL’s Logbook of The World Tops 1 Billion QSO Records
As of December 19, more than 1 billion contact records have been entered into ARRL’s Logbook of The World (LoTW) system. And, while 1 billion QSO records
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Special Call Signs Commemorate Centenary of World War I Armistice
Centenary of World War I Armistice Several countries around the world have authorized the use of special call signs or prefixes to mark the centenary
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Geochron 4K World Clock – Review
Geochron “For 50 years, Geochron made a classic, mechanical clock showing the time across the world as well as areas of light and dark. Well,
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US ARDF Team Tops its Own World Championships Medal Count in Korea
Team USA took home 10 medals from the just-concluded 2018 Amateur Radio Direction Finding (ARDF) World Championships, the highest medal count since the US team began
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15th IARU HST world championship is officially open!
The event center is hotel Ibis in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan. The host of the championship is KFRR, Kazakhstan federation of radiosport and radioamateurs.
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Introducing the World’s longest 50MHz/70MHz Dual Bander?
The new 6-4-20 is a serious performer with an 11.1m computer optimised tapered boom and 10 elements on both 50MHz and 70MHz with a single
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CQ World Wide Contest Rules Updated for 2018 Contest Season
CQ has announced that, effective with 2018 contests, some modifications to the CQ World Wide Contest rules have been developed and approved by the contest committee. The “busted call/NIL”
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