The January 2021 ARRL LoTW committee minutes make interesting reading: http://www.arrl.org/files/file/ODV/Board%20Meeting%20Jan%202021/Document%2020%20Logbook%20of%20the%20World%20Committee%20Report%2

Steve; You probably know this but a good friend that has retired from train collecting suggested the TCA in Strasburg PA https://traincollectors.org/

As some of you know Coastal Chipworks closed down and no longer offered the TNC that sat on top of a Raspberry Pi. It is this TNC and Pi that are running digipeaters/igates including WB5NHL-5, KP2L-5

Maybe hams do know best..... https://www.c4isrnet.com/battlefield-tech/it-networks/2020/09/22/the-military-renaissance-in-high-frequency-communications/

Gary, ZL2IFB has written an excellent user guide for getting started and using the ARRL LOTW. So if you've been frustrated by LOTW give this user guide a try. It can be down loaded from the club web s

Ever wonder what you could do with a Raspberry Pi and ham radio? How do you get started? Below is a new web site with LOTS of tutorials/ how to's for Raspberry Pi projects. Lots of screenshots. https:

ARRL approved a new band plan at their board meeting on the 24th. Some interesting provisions for automatic digital controlled stations (ACDS) and technician privileges. Certain to stir up the masses,

Rodney; You are using an ICOM 7300 correct, automatically reading the frequency from the 7300 to ACL? look at your rig settings in ACL Is the mode set by rig? This may be the cause

I think you have a good idea. By controlling the load in the house via circuit breakers you can control the load to the generator without using extension cords in the house. For example in an emergenc

I watched video and agree regarding and inverter generator. Exactly what Carl experienced. However I still found the inverter in the video objectionable even with the filters. What Bob DIDN'T show was

The generator Carl is referring to is a 4cycle Champion brand I bought at Tractor Supply. Works great starts easy ran for 24 hrs at a couple of FD.

I guess what's old really is new, hihi. What's faster than fiber optic cable? Shortwave radio! https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-06-17/companies-pitch-shortwave-radio-to-shave-milliseconds-

Annie's quote should go in the soapbox with our entry results.

Ever wonder why your Windows computer is running so slow? Or why you got that Blue Screen of Death? Here is the site for Windows analysis software recommended by Flex radio to diagnose performance iss