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Sun 25 October, 2026

Click here to bookmark this link.Channel Image02:00 Mac TCI DX Cluster» The DXZone.com Amateur Radio Internet Guide
Mac TCI DX Cluster is a free macOS application by GW3JVB, integrating DX cluster spots, TCI radio tuning, and RUMlogNG logbook context. It supports… - Listed in Software/Macintosh/DX Cluster Clients
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Click here to bookmark this link.Channel Image02:00 Mac TCI DX Cluster» The DXZone.com Amateur Radio Internet Guide
Mac TCI DX Cluster is a free macOS application by GW3JVB, integrating DX cluster spots, TCI radio tuning, and RUMlogNG logbook context. It supports… - Listed in Software/Macintosh/DX Cluster Clients
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Mac TCI DX Cluster is a free macOS application by GW3JVB, integrating DX cluster spots, TCI radio tuning, and RUMlogNG logbook context. It supports… - Listed in Software/Macintosh/DX Cluster Clients
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Sat 24 October, 2026

Click here to bookmark this link.Channel Image19:40 OT26B» UBA News & Events (RSS)
To mark the 100th anniversary of the NMBS, a special call sign was obtained from the BIPT. The call sign is OT26B; further information can be found on qrz.com. This call sign will remain active until 31 December 2026.
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Click here to bookmark this link.Channel Image16:51 Top Amateur Radio Websites - Issue 2642» The DXZone.com Amateur Radio Internet Guide
This week, we’ve pulled together a few items that touch on practical antenna builds and some of the perennial challenges in our hobby. There’s a good look at VHF/UHF Yagi construction, specifically the isolated element method, which can be quite useful for those looking to roll their own directional arrays for local work or satellite passes. We also have a portable 6-meter quad design that might just be the ticket for your next Field Day or VHF contest outing. For the HF crowd, there's a neat take on a 2-band Zeppelin dipole, something that comes up often when space is tight. And, because RFI is always lurking, we’ve included a solid guide on ferrites and baluns, along with a technical deep dive into balun theory and testing. Finally, a handy APRS network visualizer rounds out the selection, offering a different perspective on real-time tracking.
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Click here to bookmark this link.Channel Image16:51 Top Amateur Radio Websites - Issue 2642» The DXZone.com Amateur Radio Internet Guide
This week, we’ve pulled together a few items that touch on practical antenna builds and some of the perennial challenges in our hobby. There’s a good look at VHF/UHF Yagi construction, specifically the isolated element method, which can be quite useful for those looking to roll their own directional arrays for local work or satellite passes. We also have a portable 6-meter quad design that might just be the ticket for your next Field Day or VHF contest outing. For the HF crowd, there's a neat take on a 2-band Zeppelin dipole, something that comes up often when space is tight. And, because RFI is always lurking, we’ve included a solid guide on ferrites and baluns, along with a technical deep dive into balun theory and testing. Finally, a handy APRS network visualizer rounds out the selection, offering a different perspective on real-time tracking.
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Click here to bookmark this link.Channel Image16:51 Top Amateur Radio Websites - Issue 2642» The DXZone.com Amateur Radio Internet Guide
This week, we’ve pulled together a few items that touch on practical antenna builds and some of the perennial challenges in our hobby. There’s a good look at VHF/UHF Yagi construction, specifically the isolated element method, which can be quite useful for those looking to roll their own directional arrays for local work or satellite passes. We also have a portable 6-meter quad design that might just be the ticket for your next Field Day or VHF contest outing. For the HF crowd, there's a neat take on a 2-band Zeppelin dipole, something that comes up often when space is tight. And, because RFI is always lurking, we’ve included a solid guide on ferrites and baluns, along with a technical deep dive into balun theory and testing. Finally, a handy APRS network visualizer rounds out the selection, offering a different perspective on real-time tracking.
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Click here to bookmark this link.Channel Image14:00 Amateur Radio Weekly – Issue 444» AmateurRadio.com
1 out of 18 Hams fail to renew at the payment point 227 hams per month failed the payment process after applying for renewal. That’s 4.63% of the total. K4HST Earth-Venus-Earth 2026 The successfully received message was modulated in a specially designed waveform (M-FSK), in collaboration with the Open Research Institute Dwingeloo Pilot killed after […]
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Click here to bookmark this link.Channel Image02:00 Morse Code Translator» The DXZone.com Amateur Radio Internet Guide
Online Morse code decoder instantly converts dots and dashes to readable text, offering audio playback and one-click copy functionality. - Listed in Software/Morse Code Decoders
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