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Top Amateur Radio Websites - Issue 2532


The Best Amateur Radio Links of 2025


Top Amateur Radio Websites - Issue 2531


Zero Five vs Gap Titan: A Detailed Comparison


Top Amateur Radio Websites - Issue 2530


True Ladder Line 160 Meter Doublet Antenna Project Review


Top Amateur Radio Websites - Issue 2529


QRH Terminal - DX Cluster Telnet Client


Scannerluisteren.nl


East Pasco Amateur Radio Society


QW5 Lizard Logging Program


TARPN


ARRL Headquarters Closing for Christmas Holiday 2025

ARRL The National Association for Amateur Radio® will close our headquarters early at 12 PM Eastern Standard Time (1700 UTC) on Wednesday, December 24, 2025, and will be closed all day on Thursday and Friday, December 25 - 26 for the Christmas holiday. ARRL will also be closed on Thursday, January 1, 2026, for New Year's Day.

There will be no W1AW transmissions during the holiday closures. The A...



Removing RFI from Behringer HA400 Headphone Amplifier - Tips for Hams


World Wide Check-In on Talk Group 91 | Brandmeister Network


K2AV Loss List: Addressing Antenna Installation Risks and Safety


Obsolete Part 97 Rules to be Deleted February 10, 2026

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in October 2025 adopted a Report and Order to delete almost 400 obsolete rules pertaining to its wireless services. As previously reported by ARRL, among the deletions were four in Part 97 that govern the Amateur Radio Service.

ARRL reports that the notice of the Report and Order has now been published in the Federal Register. Unless an objection is ra...



Up to $25,000 at Stake in New ARRL Student Coding Competition

Pre-registration is now open for a Student Coding Competition, a new national challenge sponsored by ARRL The National Association for Amateur Radio®. The project is designed to engage young radio amateurs in shaping the future of amateur radio through software development. Open to ARRL-member amateur radio operators aged 21 and younger, the competition will invite students to design a mobile a...



A Pocket Sized 20M QRP SSB Transceiver


ARRL Audio News December 19, 2025

ARRL Audio News December 19, 2025




 

 
 
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