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10/14/2014 | ARRL Executive Committee Adopts Mobile Amateur Radio Operation Policy
The ARRL Executive Committee had adopted a Mobile Amateur Radio Operation Policy.
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10/13/2014 | National Wildlife Refuge Special Events Set for October 14-20
Amateur Radio operators will be on the air October 14-20 to let the public know about the National Wildlife Refuge System by operating from refuges around the US during National Wildlife Refuge Week. They will be highlighting refuge features, wildlife,...
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05/05/2014 | Canadian Radio Amateurs Gain New 472-479 kHz Band
Hams in Canada now have a band at 472-479 kHz.
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04/23/2014 | More Than 300 Amateur Radio Volunteers Support 2014 Boston Marathon
On a beautiful New England spring day, yet under an umbrella of heightened security, more than 300 Amateur Radio volunteers provided communication support on April 21 for the 118th running of the Boston Marathon — a 26.2-mile race from Hopkinton to Bos...
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01/03/2014 | ARRL-Sponsored Medium-Frequency Experiment Continues as Hams Hope for New Band
ARRL's WD2XSH 630 meter experiment continues, but the FCC has not acted yet to allocate the band to hams.
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10/01/2013 | K6OSC Steps Down as Queen Mary W6RO Wireless Room Manager
K6OSC has handed over the reins to the W6RO Queen Mary wireless room.
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04/30/2012 | 7O6T Yemen DXpedition to Get Underway Today
The Daily DX is reporting that the 7O6T Yemen DXpedition will start 2100 UTC Monday, April 30 and will continue through 2100 UTC May 15. Yemen currently sits at #5 on DX Magazine’s most wanted list, behind North Korea, Navassa, Bouvet and Heard Island. Th
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12/15/2011 | NTSB Urges States to Ban Cell Phone Use by Drivers
On Tuesday, December 13, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) recommended that States ban the nonemergency use of all cellular telephones and other “portable electronic devices” (PEDs) by drivers of motor vehicles. This would include hands-free
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