Recent News
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08/15/2019 | Chinese Satellite Profiles Earth’s RF Spectrum as Seen from Lunar Orbit
The Chinese DSLWP-B (LO-94) satellite that had been in lunar orbit provided a profile of Earth’s HF spectrum as seen from the moon.
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08/15/2019 | Questions Raised About Current Process for Awarding the E.T. Krenkel Medal
Questions about how the E.T. Krenkel Medal is being awarded, including whether recipients have to pay a fee to get the medal, have been brought to ARRL’s attention.
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08/15/2019 | Australian Radio Amateur Reports First FT8 Contact on 122 GHz
Roland Lang, VK4FB, and Stefan Durtschi, VK4CSD, completed what is being claimed as the world’s first FT8 contact on 122 GHz.
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08/15/2019 | Ulrich L. Rohde, N1UL, Named as Honorary Fellow of Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers
Noted researcher Ulrich Rohde, N1UL, has been honored by the Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers.
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08/15/2019 | 22nd International Lighthouse Lightship Weekend Set for August 17 – 18
Amateur Radio operations at some 400 lighthouses and lightships will commence on August 17 as the 22nd International Lighthouse Lightship Weekend (ILLW) activity gets under way.
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08/15/2019 | The Doctor Will See You Now!
“The Legendary G5RV Antenna” is the topic of the new (August 15) episode of the ARRL The Doctor is In podcast.
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08/14/2019 | Dayton Hamvention Radio Club of the Year to Hold Ham Bootcamp at New England Convention
The Nashua (New Hampshire) Area Radio Society (NARS) will conduct a free Ham Bootcamp at the ARRL New England Division Convention next month to encourage and assist new and inexperienced radio amateurs.
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08/14/2019 | ARRL Board Pledges to Oppose French Proposal for 2 Meters
At its July meeting, the ARRL Board of Directors resolved that “at the appropriate time” ARRL will oppose a proposal by France to include 144 – 146 MHz among spectrum to study for non-safety Aeronautical Mobile Service applications.
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