This Week in Amateur Radio

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TWIAR

Headline News

via Amateur Radio Daily: VOA Museum Announces Expanded Hours During Hamvention

via Amateur Radio Daily: VOA Museum Announces Expanded Hours During Hamvention via the ARRL: ARISS Outlines Opportunities for Space Station Contacts in 2027

via the ARRL: ARISS Outlines Opportunities for Space Station Contacts in 2027

via the ARRL: ARISS Outlines Opportunities for Space Station Contacts in 2027 via Hackaday: Open Source Radar Has Up To 20 KM Range

via Hackaday: Open Source Radar Has Up To 20 KM Range

via Hackaday: Open Source Radar Has Up To 20 KM Range via Hackaday: Are We Finally At The Point Where Phones Can Replace Computers?

via Hackaday: Are We Finally At The Point Where Phones Can Replace Computers?

via Hackaday: Are We Finally At The Point Where Phones Can Replace Computers? via Amateur Radio Daily: New Regulations for Hams in Norway

via Amateur Radio Daily: New Regulations for Hams in Norway

via Amateur Radio Daily: New Regulations for Hams in Norway

Washington State

Podcast

PODCAST: This Week in Amateur Radio Edition #1124

This Week in Amateur Radio Edition #1124 Release Date: September 12, 2020 Here is a summary of the news trending...

ARRL

Via the ARRL: Ham Radio Wireless Network Camera Detects Washington Wildfire

Nigel Vander Houwen, K7NVH, reported on September 8 that some HamWAN users in the Puget Sound region of Washington who...

Snohomish County residents under watch in mask compliance survey (Washington State)

If you live in Snohomish County, you may have recently noticed a sign or person letting you know they were...

Podcast

PODCAST: This Week in Amateur Radio Edition #1115

This Week in Amateur Radio Edition #1115 Release Date: July 11, 2020 Here is a summary of the news trending...

Voice of America

via Amateur Radio Daily: VOA Museum Announces Expanded Hours During Hamvention

via the ARRL: ARISS Outlines Opportunities for Space Station Contacts in 2027

via Hackaday: Open Source Radar Has Up To 20 KM Range

via Hackaday: Are We Finally At The Point Where Phones Can Replace Computers?