Field Day was a GREAT success as operators from both Clay County Amateur Radio Emergency Services and Orange Park Amateur Radio Club joined forces at the Orange Park High School to contact all 50 states and most of Canada — … Continue reading →
A Dnepr launch vehicle carried several Amateur Radio payloads aloft from Russia on June 19. The 37 spacecraft for research and commercial applications, about one-third of them carrying Amateur Radio packages, marked a new record for the most spacecraft launched … Continue reading →
The FCC’s recently announced revisions to the Part 97 Amateur Radio rules governing exam credit to former licensees, test administration, and emission types will go into effect on Monday, July 21. The new rules were published in The Federal Register … Continue reading →
A bill with bipartisan support has been introduced in the US House of Representatives that calls on the FCC to apply the “reasonable accommodation” three-part test of the PRB-1 federal pre-emption policy to private land-use restrictions. HR.4969, the “Amateur Radio … Continue reading →
Here is my.ARES vest from http// www.thevestguy.com with a few modifications. Added the ARES logo patch, an ARES ID holder and a better clip for acmic for my HT. Be Sociable, Share! Tweet … Continue reading →
Check out the story on Fox News… http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2014/05/19/ham-radio-old-technology-gets-new-respect/?intcmp=features Be Sociable, Share! Tweet … Continue reading →
Be ready for deployment during hurricane season with this %15.00 Homemade A/C solution — runs on 12-vold battery or solar power. You can build a simple, ice-cold A/C unit out of $15 worth of supplies. You have to see … Continue reading →
In the May issue of QST magazine, Geoff Haines, N1GY wrote a great article about a portable mobile instillation of your Ham Radio in your vehicle. Click HERE for the article… Be Sociable, Share! Tweet … Continue reading →
Just finished remodeling my ham shack. I have more space and more work room. Be Sociable, Share! Tweet … Continue reading →
Joe Bassett teaches the Boy Scouts about Amateur Radio and helping them earn their Radio Merit Badge. Be Sociable, Share! Tweet … Continue reading →
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