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Now Shipping: the 2026 edition of The ARRL Repeater Directory® powered by RepeaterBook

ARRL is excited to announce that the 2026 edition of The ARRL Repeater Directory® is once again powered by RepeaterBook, amateur radio’s worldwide repeater database. New for 2026, The Repeater Directory features a City Quick Find Index, making it faste… […]

ARRL Honorary Vice President John Cadwallader Kanode, N4MM, Silent Key

John Cadwallader Kanode, N4MM (SK), of Boyce, Virginia, passed away on January 13, 2026. He was 88 years old. First licensed in 1952, Kanode served on the Board of Directors of ARRL The National Association for Amateur Radio for 21 years, first as Roan… […]

Operating Notes: QRP signals, using the BK prosign, QSY protocol

Does it seem to you that low power (QRP) signals are more affected by fading (QSB) than higher power signals? It does to me. If any of you know what mechanism is producing this effect, please let me know. Speaking of QRP signals, I suggest that stations running QRP should follow the 3 x 3 […] […]

RESOLVED – RSGB HQ connectivity issue

UPDATE 12:53 20/01/2026 We can now report that internet service has been fully restored to RSGB HQ. Thank you for your patience. Our internet service provider is experiencing a serious infrastructure issue this afternoon, which has interrupted internet… […]

Amateur radio in the news: Can ham radio help Taiwan survive?, repeaters now solar-powered, ham radio connects

Could ham radio help Taiwan survive wartime internet outage? In Taiwan, a nonprofit civil defense group, Ganghu, has started training people on how to communicate using amateur radio, also known as ham radio, if the internet is unavailable. This comes as Beijing, which claims democratically self-governed Taiwan as its own territory, faces allegations of sabotaging and damaging Taiwan’s […] […]