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02/04/2010 | DX Bulletin 5 ARLD005

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02/03/2010 | MARS Unifies Operation in Support of Haiti Relief Effort

To assist the MARS communications support effort in Haiti, the heads of the Army, Air Force, and Navy-Marine Corps MARS programs have agreed to divvy up responsibilities among the three Service MARS programs. According to Air Force MARS Public Information Read More
02/03/2010 | ARRL Continuing Education Online Course Registration

Registration remains open through Sunday, February 21, 2010, for these online course sessions beginning on Friday, March 5, 2010: Amateur Radio Emergency Communications Level 1; Antenna Modeling; Radio Frequency Interference; Antenna Design and Constructi Read More
02/02/2010 | Illinois Teams with Amateur Radio Operators to Create RACES Program

A newly forged partnership between Amateur Radio operators throughout the state of Illinois and the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) will provide an additional layer of emergency communications during disasters. The agreement creates the State Read More
02/02/2010 | 2010 Field Day Packets Now Available

It’s that time of year again -- time to start gearing up for ARRL Field Day, June 26-27, 2010! ARRL’s flagship operating event -- always held the fourth full weekend in June -- brings together new and experienced hams for 24 hours of operating fun. Read More
02/02/2010 | NCVEC Releases Second Technician Question Pool

The National Conference of Volunteer Examiner Coordinators releases a revised Technician question pool to correct mistakes and clarify questions and answers. Read More
02/02/2010 | 300 Feet of Cooperation

A positive approach earns Georgia hams some state owned tower space. Read More
02/01/2010 | It Seems to Us: Where Are the Spots?

Sunspots, that is. Those of us who follow solar activity the way most people follow the weather had expected that by now our Sun would have developed a nice pox. Instead, we seem to be stuck in a trough of low solar activity. Read More
02/01/2010 | ARRL In Action: What Have We Been Up to Lately?

This feature -- including convenient Web links to useful information -- is a concise monthly update of some of the things ARRL is doing on behalf of its members. This installment covers the month of January. Read More
02/01/2010 | Phil Salas, AD5X, Wins January QST Cover Plaque Award

The winner of the QST Cover Plaque Award for January is Phil Salas, AD5X, for his article “160 and 80 Meter Matching Network for Your 43 Foot Vertical -- Part 2.” Read More
01/29/2010 | FCC Notes Amateur Radio Response to Haitian Earthquake

In a posting on January 28 to the FCC’s blog, Mindel DeLaTorre -- the Commission’s International Bureau Chief -- noted how Amateur Radio operators are assisting with communications support in earthquake ravaged Haiti. Read More
01/29/2010 | The K7RA Solar Update

Recent sunspot activity is increasing, and the numbers bear this out. Read More
01/29/2010 | Former ARRL President Named QCWA President Emeritus

Harry Dannals, W2HD -- who led the ARRL as President from 1972-1982 and was named ARRL President Emeritus in 1984 -- has been named President Emeritus of the Quarter Century Wireless Association. Read More
01/29/2010 | Surfin': Radio-Spotting Through the Windshield

On the road, Surfin' views the world of radio through the windshield. Read More
01/28/2010 | FCC Notice of Proposed Rule Making to Revise and Clarify Vanity Call Sign Rules Open for Comments

Late last year, the FCC issued a Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM) -- WT Docket 09-209 -- seeking to amend the Commission's Amateur Radio Service rules to clarify certain rules and codify existing procedures governing the vanity call sign system, as w Read More
01/28/2010 | ARRL Audio News Temporarily Suspended

With the coming of the new ARRL Web site, we are looking at ways to better bring you Amateur Radio news. In order to do this properly, we will be temporarily suspending the ARRL Audio News while we look for solutions that will enable us to provide the te Read More