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Spothole: Amateur Radio Spot Aggregator and API
Spothole aggregates amateur radio spots from DX clusters and outdoor activity programs, offering a configurable web interface and API. - Listed in DX Resources/Clusters
NED November Echo Delta int Dx Group
NED International DX Group, founded in 2026, operates on the 11-meter CB band using FM, AM, LSB, USB, CW, and digital modes. - Listed in CB Radio/Clubs
Helical Filter for Satellite Reception
VE3NEA details the design and construction of a 144 MHz helical filter to combat strong Land Mobile Radio interference near 2m satellite reception… - Listed in Technical Reference/Filters
Club Log app
Club Log app for iOS and Android provides real-time DXCC and DXCC Challenge tracking, live QSO alerts, and an offline logbook. - Listed in Software/iPhone
Field Spotter: Portable Amateur Radio Spotting Tool
Field Spotter is a web-based tool displaying real-time amateur radio spots for POTA, SOTA, and WWFF on an interactive map. It offers filters for program… - Listed in DX Resources/Clusters
HamDaily
HamDaily serves as a dynamic front page for amateur radio, aggregating live band conditions, space weather, DX/POTA/SOTA spots, and news from over 16… - Listed in Ham Radio/Ham Radio News
Amateur Radio Community in Microsoft Teams
A Microsoft Teams-based online community for amateur radio operators, offering chat, video calls, and structured channels for discussions. - Listed in Internet and Radio/Chat
OpenSignal
Open Signal is a self-contained software for Windows and Linux, enabling error-corrected digital picture and classic SSTV modes over HF/VHF. - Listed in Software/SSTV
LZ Amateur Radio Club
LZARC is a modern amateur radio club in Joplin, Missouri, serving the Four-State Area with online licensing, digital voice, POTA, and RF projects. - Listed in Ham Radio/Clubs/North America/USA/Arkansas
Llanelli Amateur Radio Society
The Llanelli Amateur Radio Society (GC0EZQ) website serves as a community hub for radio enthusiasts in South Wales, UK. - Listed in Ham Radio/Clubs/Europe/UK/Wales
Top Amateur Radio Websites - Issue 2630
This week, we've gathered a few items that touch on everything from optimizing your award tracking to some interesting antenna builds. For those of us who spend time chasing DX, understanding where you stand with LoTW credits is always something that comes up, and we found a handy tool for that. Then there's a look at a 40-meter horizontal loop, a classic design that still performs well, especially for portable work. We also have a piece on a specialized receive antenna for VLF to HF, which could be useful for those dealing with local noise issues. And for the experimenters, a LoRa APRS iGate project, a practical application of LoRa technology that's gaining traction. Finally, a cloud-based suite of logging and propagation tools rounds out the selection, offering some modern conveniences for managing your station.
Top Amateur Radio Websites - Issue 2631
This week, we're looking at some practical considerations for the shack and out in the field. There's a good piece on building a multi-band delta loop, something that comes up often when space is tight or you're trying to get more out of a single support. We also have a couple of historical notes, revisiting the foundational work of Marconi and Fessenden, which is always worth a read for context on how far we've come. Plus, a quick look at a few places to source gear, from the common accessories to more specialized components that keep our stations on the air, whether it's for HF DX or a portable VHF/UHF setup. It's a mixed bag, but all relevant to the ongoing pursuit of better signals and more effective operation.
Top Amateur Radio Websites - Issue 2632
This week, we're looking at a few items that touch on the practicalities of getting on the air and staying there reliably. There's a piece on understanding SSB bandwidth, which is always worth a revisit, especially when operating near band edges. We also have a resource for looking up callsigns, something that comes up often whether you're chasing DX or just curious about a new contact. For those running higher power, or perhaps considering it, there's a useful set of modifications for Ameritron HF amplifiers to help with cooling during those longer digital mode sessions. And, of course, a solid DX cluster tool is always welcome for finding activity. These are the kinds of things that make a difference in day-to-day operation, from the home station to a portable setup.
Icom IC-7110: Specifications and Photos — X-026 Revealed
The X-026 finally has a name: Icom has unveiled the IC-7110 at Tokyo Ham Fair 2026, closing four months of teaser campaigns and hamfest mock-ups. Here are the first photos, the confirmed specifications and what the new model means for operators waiting on an IC-7100 successor.
Top Amateur Radio Websites - Issue 2633
This week, we've pulled together a few items that touch on practical aspects of our hobby, from understanding propagation to getting on the air when antenna restrictions are a factor. There's a look at real-time HF conditions using the Reverse Beacon Network, something that comes up often for those chasing DX or just trying to understand band openings. We also have a piece on building a 2-meter skeleton slot Yagi stack, which could be a good project for VHF/UHF enthusiasts looking for something beyond a simple dipole. For those dealing with HOA challenges, there's a discussion on stealth antenna solutions for 40-10m and 80m. And for the digital mode operators, a multi-platform AX.25 terminal program is worth a look. Finally, a historical note on Marconi's early work and a handy ADIF log analyzer round out the selection.
Radio, Learning, and Community at the 2026 ARRL National Convention and Huntsville Hamfest
The ARRL EME Contest
ARRL Audio News August 28, 2026
ARRL Audio News August 28, 2026
Entrepreneur and Amateur Radio Operator Invests in the Next Generation of Problem Solvers
ARRL The National Association for Amateur Radio® announced today a historic and transformational $1 million gift from Dr. James M. Galm, W8WTS. An entrepreneur and amateur radio operator who spent his career solving complex energy and engineering challenges, Galm is now investing in the next generation of problem solvers through his support of ARRL. The gift will directly support ARRL programs a...
ARRL Audio News August 21, 2026
ARRL Audio News August 21, 2026
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