Moving to a new apartment usually means one thing for a ham radio operator: your shack goes offline, your antennas come down, and your local nodes sit in a box gathering dust. After a long hiatus from the AllStarLink network due to a recent move, I finally decided it was
This is a guest post by Rich, 4X1DA, exploring how AI in Ham Radio is revolutionizing the hobby. Imagine having your own personal RF/antenna engineer, IT expert, Elmer, and all-around technical genius—on call 24/7. Not the kind that just spits out facts like a glorified Google Search, but someone you
Exploring the Holy Cluster: A Modern DX Cluster As a ham radio enthusiast and a proud member of the Holy Cluster development team, I’m thrilled to share my experience with this innovative DX cluster, available at https://holycluster.iarc.org/. Developed by an Israeli group and supported by the Israel Amateur Radio Club
From Parts to Packet: Building an APRS MicroModem Introduction Automatic Packet Reporting System (APRS) has always held a special place in my heart. The idea of real-time tracking and messaging over ham radio frequencies excites me, and I wanted to make APRS portable with a small and efficient Terminal Node
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