Hamlib Named Winner of the 2026 Amateur Radio Software Award

The following is a press release from the Amateur Radio Software Award: The Amateur Radio Software Award (ARSA) committee is proud to announce that the Hamlib project has been...

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Upgrading HamClock to a new server.

 OHB ver 4.23 I have been sitting back and watching the many Hamclock projects evolve. What I was looking for was a project that, when finished, resembled Elwood’s Hamclock. I...

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eBook: Guerrilla Portable by Vladimir Kovacheski (Z35M)

If you’ve followed QRPer, watched my videos, and especially listened to my Patreon Audio Dispatches for any length of time, you know how often my dear friend Vlado (N3CZ)...

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E1729: Meshtastic vs Meshcore vs Reticulum vs ATAK

Today I compare Meshtastic, Meshcore, Reticulum and ATAK in a high overview of each service. These 4 are not in direct competition with one another, and they can often...

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All Aboard the Struggle Bus

I carved some time out of the chaos that is my life lately for some much-needed “radio therapy”. I drove over to Ridley Creek State Park (US-1414, KFF-1414) yesterday...

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Amateur Radio Weekly – Issue 418

Icom teases X-026 radio to be Revealed at Hamvention Dubbed as a “concept mock-up,” the radio appears to be a mobile VHF/UHF/HF rig. Icom AST SpaceMobile to use 430...

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Amateur Radio to Participate in DoD Armed Forces Day Crossband Test on May 9, 2026

Amateur radio operators will participate in the Department of Defense’s Armed Forces Day (AFD) Crossband Test on May 9, 2026. The annual event will not impact any public or...

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Linux Kernel Drops AX.25 and Amateur Radio Subsystem Support

Earlier today Linus Torvalds merged a pull request to remove AX.25 and hamradio subsystem support from the Linux kernel. While the headline sounds ominous, most modern AX.25 implementations occur...

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One-Bag Travel with a Field Radio: My Practical Guide for Flying Light

Many thanks to Brian, K2BRZ, who recently reached out via email with a few questions about doing one-bag travel with a field radio. This is a deep rabbit hole...

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