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Ham Radio Operators to Support Indian Ocean Tsunami Exercise
Posted on Tuesday November 04, 2025
Radio amateurs from the Radio Society of Sri Lanka (RSSL) will participate in the Indian Ocean Wave 2025 exercise (IOWave25), coordinated by UNESCO’s intergovernmental coordination group for Indian Ocean tsunamis on November 5, 2025. RSSL will support the Disaster Management Centre by operating HF and VHF emergency communication networks during the exercise, which is intended to test tsunami pr...
The ARRL Solar Update
Posted on Friday October 31, 2025
Solar activity has decreased to very low levels. Region 4266
exhibited signs of slight development as it gained asymmetric
penumbra surrounding its trailing spots. Meanwhile, Region 4267
underwent decay, losing several leading spots. Additional activity
included a coronal mass ejection (CME) off the NE limb on October
29.
An associated Type II radio sweep was reported with the CME; however
SUVI 195 i...
2026 ARRL Foundation Scholarship Program is Now Accepting Applications
Posted on Thursday October 30, 2025
The ARRL Foundation Scholarship Program has opened the application window for 2026 scholarships. Applications will be accepted through December 30, 2025, at 12 PM EST. Students are encouraged to apply for more than 170 scholarships ranging from $500 to $25,000. All applicants must be active, FCC-licensed amateur radio operators.
The scholarships were established by generous donors and are manag...
New Book Release: Small Antennas for Small Spaces 3rd Edition
Posted on Thursday October 30, 2025
The October 2025 West Coast Qualifying Run has been rescheduled
Posted on Monday October 27, 2025
The October 2025 West Coast Qualifying Run originally scheduled for Saturday,
October 25 at 2 PM PDT (October 25 at 2100z) had to be rescheduled.
The new date and time are Wednesday, October 29 at 9 PM PDT (October 30 at 0400z).
West Coast Station K6XX will transmit the official ARRL Qualifying Run on
3581.5, 7047.5, and 14047.5 kHz. The speeds will run from 10 to 35 WPM.