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Issue 428 July 4, 2026
Top LinksEmpire State Building climbers force NYC FM and TV stations to backup antennas ORI futureGEO HAMRADIO 2026 Workshop report A simple ladder line antenna for portable ops Classic OSCARLOCATOR returns Failed activations are (sometimes) the best activations Fuel, space, and silicon: The realities of grid-down emergency comms Volunteers wanted for Intruder Watch team K0NR BKG114 Dealing with the “Sad Ham” in our club The World's Shortwave Radio Search Engine British Empire Amateur Radio prefixes and their legacy Upcoming Events'Football on the Air' Comes to North America 13 Colonies Special Event 2026 Tour de France Special Event Challenge 2026 America's 250th Birthday Bash Special Event Station VideoBazooka Balun I crashed 4 Ham Radio clubs For Field Day Editor's CornerHi, my name is Cale (K4HCK) and I'm the editor of Amateur Radio Weekly. The most-clicked link from last week's newsletter was VE9KK's adventure locating and removing RFI in the shack. The moment I saw video of the Empire State Building climbers, I was concerned they were going to become victims of serious RF burns from the extremely powerful antennas on the spire. It turns out there are protocols in place to halt transmission when people are present. It's a fascinating safeguard. I just wish the RadioWorld article went into more detail. Need more Amateur Radio news? Check out Amateur Radio Daily. General feedback regarding this newsletter or the content within is always welcome. Got a link to share? Simply hit reply. 73 |
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