The FCC has released its Report and Order regarding implementation of the Final Acts of the World Radiocommunications Conference of 2012. In its order, the Amateur Radio Service received secondary access to 472 to...
This article is the seventh in a series on Portable NVIS Communication. This series focuses on short-haul communication during a disaster. What Hath God Wrought? Earlier in this series, I explained why I included...
Fall is upon us. The time for playing outside is coming to an end. I have a few projects planned for my work bench. With luck, I will complete them before it gets too...
Up until last month, I’ve used my original Novice-class call sign since it came in the mail in 1988. When I upgraded to Technician, I didn’t change it because the FCC had run out...
Growth in amateur radio licenses remains strong since the elimination of the Morse code requirement.
It is an unfortunate situation that people who make a living from commercial fishing are caught in the middle of such a regulatory discrepancy.
The FCC probably will revoke every license in my file after this post. But here it goes anyway.
The last thing American taxpayers need is a gusher of new taxes and fees triggered by bureaucrats in Washington.
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