Club Remote Station...
The remote club station is running and ready for testing.
Currently, KD8TUT, KW0RM, AD8BU, and N8SS are testing transmit. The radio is available to all Club members as a receiver while we are testing.
You'll need to download the client and create an account from here:
https://www.remotehams.com/
Once you have the client installed, start the RCForb client and login to the client (this is the account you setup on the remote hams site).
Once the client loads: There will be a list of stations. Look for the W8MAI Club Station- double click the station listing.
The current station is an Apache Labs ANAN 100D.
Further Documentation will be available in the future, however, here are the software manuals:
Getting Started: Remote Hams Documentation
ARRL News
07 December 2023
The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, information and resources.
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ARDC and ARRL Announce $2.1 Million for the Next Generation of Amateur Radio
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NCVEC Question Pool Committee Removes Two General-Class License Questions
The National Conference of Volunteer Examiner Coordinators (NCVEC) Question Pool Committee (QPC) has removed two General-class license questions.
Pursuant to the November 13, 2023, FCC rule change to remove symbol rate restrictions on amateur radio digital emissions (https://www.arrl.org/news/arrl-hails-fcc-action-to-remove-symbol-rate-restrictions), the QPC of the NCVEC has deleted two question...
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Florida Hams Make Contact 100 Miles Apart via 10-Meter Repeater… in Switzerland.
When 10 meters is open, amazing things can happen. Lu Romero, W4LT, knows that well. He said, “When 10 is open, I often venture up into the top of the band to see if there is any FM activity. I’ve always liked to use 10 FM, especially when conditions are marginal to observe the Faraday phase distortion on signals. Before FT8, 10 FM was always a good way to discover where the band was propagatin...
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ARRL Advocacy Win: FCC Approves Request for Pearl Harbor Day Crossband Operations
ARRL The National Association for Amateur Radio® sought a waiver on behalf of the activators, and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has granted it. The waiver allows amateur radio operators to participate in a special event commemorating the 82nd annual National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day.
The Battleship Iowa Amateur Radio Association (BIARA), with authority from the US Navy and Sou...
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The K7RA Solar Update
"GEOMAGNETIC DISTURBANCE WARNING 23/74 ISSUED AT 2321UT/29 NOVEMBER 2023 BY THE AUSTRALIAN SPACE WEATHER FORECASTING CENTRE.
"Several CMEs are expected to impact Earth over 30 Nov and 01 Dec. Two CMEs were observed on 27 Nov that were expected to arrive on 30 Nov, followed shortly by a very mild glancing blow from a third.
"One or possibly two halo CMEs were observed on 29 Nov which are Earth d...
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WX1AW Active for 2023 SKYWARN™ Recognition Day
As part of the celebrations for SKYWARN™ Recognition Day (SRD) on December 2, 2023, hams will be on the air as WX1AW from the ARRL® Radio Laboratory station, W1HQ. ARRL Director of Emergency Management Josh Johnston, KE5MHV, and other amateurs plan to be on the air for several hours Saturday morning and midday.
The event honors all SKYWARN storm spotters and amateur radio operators for their co...
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ARRL RF Safety Committee Develops New Guidelines to Communicate RF Safety
Radio amateurs now have a new tool from ARRL The National Association for Amateur Radio® to help answer questions about their stations. Neighbors of amateur radio operators are sometimes concerned about transmissions and radio frequency exposure from amateur stations. The ARRL RF Safety Committee, with their international counterparts at the Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB), the Irish Rad...
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The K7RA Solar Update
Geomagnetic conditions were very quiet last weekend, good conditions
for the ARRL Phone Sweepstakes. But there was much more geomagnetic
activity toward the end of the reporting week, when the planetary A
index jumped to 30 and Alaska's College A index reached 60, a very
high value.
This past weekend was the CW portion of the CQ World Wide DX
Contest.
Solar activity really picked up in the past few da...
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2023 Fall Section Manager Election Results
Two balloted Section Manager elections were conducted this fall. Ballots were counted on Tuesday, November 21, at ARRL Headquarters. All two-year terms of office will begin on January 1, 2024.
For Section Manager of the ARRL Alaska Section:
- David Stevens, KL7EB (incumbent), received 105 votes
- Jeffrey Wolf, N8EX, received 72 votes
David Stevens, KL7EB, of Anchorage, Alaska, has been declared re-el...
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ARRL Headquarters to Be Closed for Thanksgiving Holiday
ARRL The National Association for Amateur Radio® Headquarters in Newington, Connecticut, will be closed in observance of Thanksgiving on Thursday, November 23, 2023, and Friday, November 24, 2023. There will be no W1AW bulletins, code practice, or visitor operations during that time.
ARRL Headquarters will reopen at 8:00 AM Eastern Time on Monday, November 27, 2023. We wish you and yours a hap...
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Former Illinois Section Manager Tom Ciciora, KA9QPN, SK
ARRL is sad to report that Thomas "Tom" T. Ciciora, KA9QPN, of Sandwich, Illinois, has become a silent key. He was 66 years old. Ciciora served as the Section Manager of the ARRL Illinois Section from 2006 - 2017. He was an ARRL Life Member.
According to an obituary, Ciciora was active in several amateur radio clubs and had been the director of the Sandwich Emergency Management Agency.
Ciciora w...
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2023 ARRL Board of Directors Election Results
ARRL The National Association for Amateur Radio® announces the results of the 2023 ARRL Division elections.
ARRL Great Lakes Division Vice Director Scott Yonally, N8SY (2,175 votes), of Lexington, Ohio, defeated candidate Michael Kalter, W8CI (2,023 votes), for the position of Division Director. Yonally will assume the role when Director Dale Williams, WA8EFK, who has held the seat since 2014,...
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The K7RA Solar Update
"ASWFC GEOMAGNETIC DISTURBANCE WARNING ISSUED AT 2306 UTC 16 NOVEMBER 2023 BY THE AUSTRALIAN SPACE WEATHER FORECASTING CENTRE.
"Two recent CMEs associated with small solar filament eruptions are
expected to increase geomagnetic activity from mid 19-Nov to 20-Nov.
"INCREASED GEOMAGNETIC ACTIVITY EXPECTED DUE TO CORONAL MASS EJECTION FROM 19-20 NOVEMBER 2023."
Solar activity was lower this week, Nove...
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SKYWARN Recognition Day Is Ready to Go
The 2023 SKYWARN Recognition Day (SRD) is December 2 from 0000z to 2400z.
The event honors all SKYWARN storm spotters and amateur radio operators for their contributions to the National Weather Service (NWS) during severe weather. Amateur radio operators also provide vital communication to the NWS and emergency management when normal communications fail.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Admin...
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The University of Scranton Amateur Radio Club, W3USR, Got a Facelift
With a grant from Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC) for almost $200,000 and private donations of more than $20,000, the University of Scranton Amateur Radio Club in Scranton, Pennsylvania, has installed new amateur radio equipment and antennas for its station, W3USR.
The station is now located on the fifth floor of the university's Loyola Science Center and features state-of-the-art op...
07 December 2023
The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, information and resources.- ARDC and ARRL Announce $2.1 Million for the Next Generation of Amateur Radio
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NCVEC Question Pool Committee Removes Two General-Class License Questions
The National Conference of Volunteer Examiner Coordinators (NCVEC) Question Pool Committee (QPC) has removed two General-class license questions.
Pursuant to the November 13, 2023, FCC rule change to remove symbol rate restrictions on amateur radio digital emissions (https://www.arrl.org/news/arrl-hails-fcc-action-to-remove-symbol-rate-restrictions), the QPC of the NCVEC has deleted two question...
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Florida Hams Make Contact 100 Miles Apart via 10-Meter Repeater… in Switzerland.
When 10 meters is open, amazing things can happen. Lu Romero, W4LT, knows that well. He said, “When 10 is open, I often venture up into the top of the band to see if there is any FM activity. I’ve always liked to use 10 FM, especially when conditions are marginal to observe the Faraday phase distortion on signals. Before FT8, 10 FM was always a good way to discover where the band was propagatin...
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ARRL Advocacy Win: FCC Approves Request for Pearl Harbor Day Crossband Operations
ARRL The National Association for Amateur Radio® sought a waiver on behalf of the activators, and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has granted it. The waiver allows amateur radio operators to participate in a special event commemorating the 82nd annual National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day.
The Battleship Iowa Amateur Radio Association (BIARA), with authority from the US Navy and Sou...
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The K7RA Solar Update
"GEOMAGNETIC DISTURBANCE WARNING 23/74 ISSUED AT 2321UT/29 NOVEMBER 2023 BY THE AUSTRALIAN SPACE WEATHER FORECASTING CENTRE.
"Several CMEs are expected to impact Earth over 30 Nov and 01 Dec. Two CMEs were observed on 27 Nov that were expected to arrive on 30 Nov, followed shortly by a very mild glancing blow from a third.
"One or possibly two halo CMEs were observed on 29 Nov which are Earth d...
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WX1AW Active for 2023 SKYWARN™ Recognition Day
As part of the celebrations for SKYWARN™ Recognition Day (SRD) on December 2, 2023, hams will be on the air as WX1AW from the ARRL® Radio Laboratory station, W1HQ. ARRL Director of Emergency Management Josh Johnston, KE5MHV, and other amateurs plan to be on the air for several hours Saturday morning and midday.
The event honors all SKYWARN storm spotters and amateur radio operators for their co...
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ARRL RF Safety Committee Develops New Guidelines to Communicate RF Safety
Radio amateurs now have a new tool from ARRL The National Association for Amateur Radio® to help answer questions about their stations. Neighbors of amateur radio operators are sometimes concerned about transmissions and radio frequency exposure from amateur stations. The ARRL RF Safety Committee, with their international counterparts at the Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB), the Irish Rad...
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The K7RA Solar Update
Geomagnetic conditions were very quiet last weekend, good conditions
for the ARRL Phone Sweepstakes. But there was much more geomagnetic
activity toward the end of the reporting week, when the planetary A
index jumped to 30 and Alaska's College A index reached 60, a very
high value.
This past weekend was the CW portion of the CQ World Wide DX
Contest.
Solar activity really picked up in the past few da... -
2023 Fall Section Manager Election Results
Two balloted Section Manager elections were conducted this fall. Ballots were counted on Tuesday, November 21, at ARRL Headquarters. All two-year terms of office will begin on January 1, 2024.
For Section Manager of the ARRL Alaska Section:
- David Stevens, KL7EB (incumbent), received 105 votes
- Jeffrey Wolf, N8EX, received 72 votes
David Stevens, KL7EB, of Anchorage, Alaska, has been declared re-el...
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ARRL Headquarters to Be Closed for Thanksgiving Holiday
ARRL The National Association for Amateur Radio® Headquarters in Newington, Connecticut, will be closed in observance of Thanksgiving on Thursday, November 23, 2023, and Friday, November 24, 2023. There will be no W1AW bulletins, code practice, or visitor operations during that time.
ARRL Headquarters will reopen at 8:00 AM Eastern Time on Monday, November 27, 2023. We wish you and yours a hap... -
Former Illinois Section Manager Tom Ciciora, KA9QPN, SK
ARRL is sad to report that Thomas "Tom" T. Ciciora, KA9QPN, of Sandwich, Illinois, has become a silent key. He was 66 years old. Ciciora served as the Section Manager of the ARRL Illinois Section from 2006 - 2017. He was an ARRL Life Member.
According to an obituary, Ciciora was active in several amateur radio clubs and had been the director of the Sandwich Emergency Management Agency.
Ciciora w...
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2023 ARRL Board of Directors Election Results
ARRL The National Association for Amateur Radio® announces the results of the 2023 ARRL Division elections.
ARRL Great Lakes Division Vice Director Scott Yonally, N8SY (2,175 votes), of Lexington, Ohio, defeated candidate Michael Kalter, W8CI (2,023 votes), for the position of Division Director. Yonally will assume the role when Director Dale Williams, WA8EFK, who has held the seat since 2014,...
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The K7RA Solar Update
"ASWFC GEOMAGNETIC DISTURBANCE WARNING ISSUED AT 2306 UTC 16 NOVEMBER 2023 BY THE AUSTRALIAN SPACE WEATHER FORECASTING CENTRE.
"Two recent CMEs associated with small solar filament eruptions are
expected to increase geomagnetic activity from mid 19-Nov to 20-Nov.
"INCREASED GEOMAGNETIC ACTIVITY EXPECTED DUE TO CORONAL MASS EJECTION FROM 19-20 NOVEMBER 2023."
Solar activity was lower this week, Nove... -
SKYWARN Recognition Day Is Ready to Go
The 2023 SKYWARN Recognition Day (SRD) is December 2 from 0000z to 2400z.
The event honors all SKYWARN storm spotters and amateur radio operators for their contributions to the National Weather Service (NWS) during severe weather. Amateur radio operators also provide vital communication to the NWS and emergency management when normal communications fail.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Admin...
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The University of Scranton Amateur Radio Club, W3USR, Got a Facelift
With a grant from Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC) for almost $200,000 and private donations of more than $20,000, the University of Scranton Amateur Radio Club in Scranton, Pennsylvania, has installed new amateur radio equipment and antennas for its station, W3USR.
The station is now located on the fifth floor of the university's Loyola Science Center and features state-of-the-art op...
Southgate Amateur Radio News
Amateur Radio Daily
07 December 2023
An aggregate of Ham Radio related news.-
HamSCI Publishes Initial Observations from October Annular Solar Eclipse
Hundreds of amateurs participated in the HamSCI event by getting on the air. Combining their data with contacts from other amateur contest activities, citizen-science cooperation contributed to one of the largest participatory days ever in amateur radio history.
...observations show that signals from [medium wave] AM stations located to [the] north across the annular eclipse path showed significant signal strength enhancements associated with the eclipse, whereas signals from AM stations to the south did not.
Visit the HamSCI website for A full report [PDF] with charts and images.
Source: HamSCI
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ISS SSTV Event December 7-8
Russian cosmonauts will be active on the International Space Station conducting a partial global slow scan television (SSTV) event.
Images honoring cosmonaut graduate Yuri Usachov will be transmitted on 145.800 MHz FM Thursday December 7, 08:55 UTC to 14:25 UTC and Friday December 8, 08:15 UTC to 14:10 UTC.
Source: AMSAT
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ARISS 40th Anniversary Conference named ARRL Specialty Conference
The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) recently named the 40th anniversary celebration planned by Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) an ARRL-sanctioned Specialty Conference. This special designation from ARRL will provide additional marketing opportunities for the ARISS event including mentions in the ARRL weekly email and monthly journal.
The ARISS 40th Anniversary Conference will celebrate the positive impact of amateur radio on human spaceflight. The event takes place at the Center for Space Education at the NASA Kennedy Space Center Visitor's Center in Titusville, Florida February 22-24, 2024.
Amateur radio operation on human spaceflight first occurred in 1983 when astronaut Owen Garriott (W5LFL) made contact with amateur radio operators from the Space Shuttle Columbia.
Source: ARISS
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AMSAT Canada Officially Incorporated
Amateur Radio Satellites and Systems - Canada (AMSAT-CA) has officially been incorporated to support amateur radio in space. Over the next few months, AMSAT-CA will establish processes around its online presence as well as membership opportunities.
The first major effort from AMSAT-CA will be to develop a paper in support of the European Space Agency's proposal for a European and Canadian geosynchronous amateur radio satellite project.
Source: AMSAT-CA
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VP9 QSL Bureau Discontinued
The Radio Society of Bermuda will be discontinuing its QSL bureau service for VP9 stations beginning December 31st, 2024. Activity will be phased out over the next year.
Source: VP9NA
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ITU-R Recommends 23cm Amateur Service Operations
ITU-R has recommended an approach for amateur radio operators to continue working alongside non-amateur services on the 23cm satellite bands. Specifically, there has been concern that amateur radio might lose access to spectrum alongside the co-frequency radio navigation satellite service (RNSS).
The recommendation represents 4 years of advocacy on behalf of IARU and will be discussed at WRC-23 through mid-December.
Source: IARU
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NASA Highlights Ham Radio on International Space Station
The first and longest running educational outreach program on the space station is ISS Ham Radio. An organization known as Amateur Radio on the International Space Station, or ARISS, helps run the program. ARISS is a partnership between NASA, the American Radio Relay League, the Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation, amateur radio organizations, and multiple international space agencies.
Read the full article on NASA.gov.
Source: NASA
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Mini Digital Communications Conference December 9th
TAPR will host a Mini Digital Communications Conference (DCC) on December 9th. The online conference will feature several presentations including Open Source wideband HF receiver design, Open Source digital voice, FreeDV ESP32 based radio, and more.
Keep an eye on tapr.org for links to join the online presentations.
Source: TAPR
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Ham Radio WorkBenches On The Air Special Event
The popular Ham Radio Workbench podcast will be hosting a special event this weekend, December 3rd from 1pm to 5pm Eastern time.
Ham Radio Workbenches On The Air encourages listeners to get on the air and make contacts with the podcast's hosts. Certificates and prizes will be announced on the 200th episode of the podcast.
More details including points and schedule details are available on the HRWBOTA website.
Source: Ham Radio Workbench
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My Radio My Life Documentary Screening in Washington DC
From VU2RBI, featured in My Radio My Life documentary film:
Exciting news for Hams in Washington DC and nearby areas! 📢
My documentary film, 'My Radio My Life,' will be screening at the South Asian Film Festival on December 2nd at 3:00 pm EST, hosted at AMC Montgomery 16 in Bethesda. Reach out to VU2DTR Mahathi Devulapalli in Virginia for more details; she's active on social media. Free tickets if you contact Mahathi! Radio hams in the area, let's plan get-togethers during this time. 73s and namaste! 📻🎥
Source: My Radio My Life
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FOSDEM Seeks Amateur Radio Related Presentations
The Free and Open Source Developer’s Meeting (FOSDEM) is calling for amateur radio related presentations. FOSDEM 2024 will take place in Brussels February 3 - 4 featuring a track on FOSS-powered Radio.
Recommended topics include:
- SDR frameworks and the tools that make them useful
- New SDR-based developments in ham radio modes
- Amateur radio operator software tooling
- Free / Open radio hardware
- Entertaining wireless hacks
- SDR & ham radio in mass and higher education
- Satellite, spacecraft and interplanetary communication
The submission deadline is December 1, 2023.
Source: GNURadio
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3916 Santa Net Active Through Christmas Eve
The 3916 Santa Net continues for the 16th year and will be active each evening now through Christmas Eve on 3.916 MHz at 7PM Central time.
Pete Thomson (KE5GGY), of The 3916 Nets, commented on The 3916 Santa Net. He said, "Christmastime is a very special time for our nets every year. We enjoy helping young people and their families have a shared Christmas experience that they'll always remember. And we're thrilled to introduce young people to the excitement of amateur radio."
Pre-net check-ins are encouraged at https://www.cqsanta.com/check-in
Source: Santa Net
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NASA Launches Spot the Station App
...NASA launched a new app to make it easier than ever to spot the International Space Station in the night sky. NASA has long operated the Spot the Station website, but its new app, available on both iPhone and Android, brings augmented reality features and a handy interface to learn more about the orbiting laboratory. Find the app at the Apple App Store or at Google Play.
The app will send notifications each time the station passes over your location, both day and night. A great utility reminder to jump on the APRS or voice repeater.
Source: AMSAT
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SKYWARN Recognition Day December 2
SKYWARN Recognition Day returns December 2nd, 2023. For 24 hours, participants are encouraged to make contact with as many Weather Service offices and SKYWARN spotters as possible. This event is designed to call out the service that amateur radio operators provide when relaying critical weather information back to the National Weather Service when severe weather strikes.
Visit the National Weather Service for details on how to participate.
Learn more about SKYWARN and how to become a storm spotter.
Source: National Weather Service
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Disruption of SOTA Services Possible from Volcanic Eruption
Andy (MM0FMF), a member of the SOTA Management Team, communicated the potential for disruption of SOTA services such as the SOTA Cluster and SMS services should a volcanic eruption occur in Grindavik, Iceland. The data center containing SOTA services is located just outside the town of Grindavik.
With thousands of small earthquakes occurring and large cracks appearing on roads over the past few days, experts warn that a volcanic eruption is possible.
Source: SOTA
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FCC Adopts New Rules for Amateur Radio, Drops Symbol Rate for HF
The Report and Order adopted today eliminates the baud rate limitation—the rate at which the carrier waveform amplitude, frequency, and/or phase is varied to transmit information—in certain amateur radio bands. Instead, the Commission establishes a 2.8 kHz bandwidth limitation in the applicable amateur radio bands. The changes will enable the amateur radio community to operate more efficiently, including in support of emergency situations when appropriate, and foster experimentation, which is a core principle of the amateur radio service.
The FCC also adopted a Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking which proposes and seeks comment on the removal of the baud rate – sometimes called the symbol rate—limitation in the VHF and UHF bands and in the 2200 meter and 630 meter band...
The full Report and Order is available for viewing in PDF format.
Source: FCC
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The Communicator November - December Issue Available
Surrey Amateur Radio Communications has published the November - December issue of The Communicator, a popular and content-rich bi-monthly newsletter. This issue includes:
- The Orca DX and Contest Club
- Fuses and the ‘crowbar’ circuit
- A Yaesu FT-857D off-grid portable kit
- Antenna adventures
- ARDF World Championships—Team Canada
And more! Direct PDF download link.
Source: SARC
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New Satellite Distance Record set with SO-50
Jérôme LeCuyer, F4DXV, set yet another distance record on October 15th when he worked Scott Richardson, N1AIA, on SO-50. Jérôme was located in JN14ch while Scott was in FN43rh, a distance of 5,645.3 km. This eclipses the previous record of 5,548 km set by KE9AJ and MI0ILE in May.
Source: AMSAT
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Special Event Celebrates First Transatlantic Amateur Contact
The Swiss Air Force Museum HAM Radio Club will be on the air with callsign HB8DELOY to celebrate the first transatlantic contact between two amateur radio operators.
[On] 27 November 1923, at 9.30pm EST, two-way short-wave radio contact took place for the first time between radio amateurs on either side of the ocean, between Hartford, Connecticut, USA and Nice, in the south of France.
The special event will run through the end of December this year.
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Special Event Celebrates Father of Wireless Communication
Special event station AU2JC will be paying homage to the Indian scientist Jagadish Chandra Bose November 23 through December 11 2023.
Considered the "Father of Wireless Communication," Bose was a pioneer in microwave optics, and demonstrated wireless communication as early as 1895.
The special event will operate on the following modes and frequencies:
- 10M: 28545, 28510, 28490, 29700
- 21M: 21235, 21310, 21350, 21360
- 20M: 14210, 14250, 14310
- 40M: 7040, 7150
- 80M: 3710
- 6M FM: 50800, 51500
Source: AU2JCB
QRZ Amateur Radio News
07 December 2023
Newsworthy articles about Amateur Radio.- Live Webinar- 40th Anniversary of Ham Radio in Space
- How They Win: Ham Radio Contest Secrets from N6MJ and KL9A
- QSO Today with Don Westacott, VE6HQ
- The 12 Days of QRZ Award
- AP23YOTA - Youth on the Air - Pakistan
- Sites and Stations WRTC 2026: Andy Cook G4PIQ
- YOTA Month Special Event Returns
- ESA GEO SATELLITE OPPORTUNITY INCLUDES NORTH AMERICA
- Get the kids on the air with Santa Net!
- HamSCI Participates In NASA’s Science Activation Teams / Citizen Science Community Workshop
- Canadian Basic Ham Radio Question Bank Online Tool
- VIDEO: MMSSTV Demo on 20m - Yaesu Ft-891
- Captivated by Contesting: WRTC Youth Winner Kristers Misa YL3JA
- QSO Today with Steve Stroh, N8GNJ
- QSO Today with David Okrent W7DAO
- The OMs on QRZ said this won't work
- HAM Radio Comms Setup in Helmet and Plate Carrier
- Buck/Boost for QRP, Build a Balun & M5 Ham Radio
- In my HOA I converted a light string to a real antenna...
- KR5SIX becomes the first female Ham to make QSOs while parachuting.
- HR2.0 - RFinder M6 - NEWEST Dual Band Android DMR Radio, with Bob W2CYK
- Ham Radio Shack Update - Electronics workbench
- My Grounding Plan and mapping out my next steps.
- QSO Today with Kay Savetz, K6KJN
- Chameleon Antenna OCF40 Dipole Use and Review
BARA Ham of the Year Recipients
Year | Name | Call Sign |
2008 | Annie Kaeding | W8ALK |
2009 | Bill Wheeler | W8JBA |
2010 | Gary Wallis | KB8VIM |
2011 | Chuck Davis | KC8YTA |
2012 | Matt Adrian | KD8ZB |
2013 | Randy Kaeding | K8TMK |
2014 | Ron Ackerman | N8KBG |
2015 | Tim Richards | KD8NOH |
2016 | Dan Utroske | KF8Z |
2017 | Ken Jewell | N8OL |
2018 | Bob Mann | W8LHP |
2019 | Matt Severin | N8MS |
2020 | Ron Warczynski | K9RON |
2021 | Frank Lemanski | AD8BU |
2022 | Ira Bilancio | NX8I |