News

AA7EE News

• The Wilderness Radio SST-20
• The SolderSmoke Direct Conversion Receiver
• Another GM3OXX OXO Transmitter
• A Daily-Use Vintage High Impedance Headset
• For Part 15 Enthusiasts – Some Very Worthy SSTRAN AMT3000 and AMT5000 Mods

ARRL

• Winter Storm Closes ARRL Headquarters on Monday, January 26
• The ARRL Solar Update
• Now Shipping: the 2026 edition of The ARRL Repeater Directory® powered by RepeaterBook
• ARRL Honorary Vice President John Cadwallader Kanode, N4MM, Silent Key
• The ARRL Solar Update

Amateur Radio Daily

• IP400 Project Chooses Modulation Method for Supernode
• SpottedHam.com Launches Custom POTA and Keyword Email Alerts
• New Comedy Podcast Tackles Ham Radio's "Gatekeeping Problem" With Humor and Education
• DXLook Introduces VOACAP View Professional HF Propagation Predictions
• CQ Amateur Radio Hall of Fame Seeks Nominations

Amateur Radio

• via Hackaday: Hands On WIth The Raspberry Pi Compute Module Zero
• Via the RSGB: Apply to be the Honorary Skills and Career Development Officer for the RSGB
• via Hackaday: The Setun Was a Ternary Computer from the USSR in 1958
• via Amateur Radio Daily: IP400 Project Chooses Modulation Method for Supernode
• Via the RSGB: How will you be celebrating 100 years of World Thinking Day?

QRPer

• Hidden Woodsmen M55 Haversack & FT-818 Field Kit Test: POTA at William B. Umstead State Park
• KI5OEB: Two POTA Activations with the Xiegu G90
• A Coastal Finale: Pedestrian Mobile POTA at Fort Fisher State Historic Site!
• WR7D: A Football Championship and Some POTA!
• Vintage QRP with the Heathkit HW-8

Amateur Radio.com

• A Snapshot of U.S. POTA Sites, Activators, and Activations
• ICQPodcast Episode 475 – Expanding Portable OPs on 70cm/2m
• Amateur Radio Weekly – Issue 405
• Ham College 133
• My You Can Think of the Darndest Things While in a Hospital Bed…

Off Grid Ham

• The Secret Life of Multimeters.
• If You’ve Never Done This Before, Click Here.
• Why Hams Should Care About The Decline of Broadcast Radio.
• Your Off Grid Backup Radio Might Already Be In Your Basement.
• Communications Security: It’s Not Just For Spies.