FCC 70cm Restrictions In North Dakota
There are two restrictions on Amateur Radio operations in the 70cm band (420–450 MHz) which affect portions of North Dakota and Minnesota.
TECHNICAL Category
Content (e.g. blog posts, information pages, and files/links) about the activities of the RRRA Technical Committee and the equipment/systems they maintain, along with technical topics of general interest.
Inspiration for Your New Years Restoration Project
Have you ever looked at an old piece of equipment in need of restoration but weren’t sure about how to start the project? Or just needed some inspiration to get started?
Look no further than KB3B’s detailed blog post documenting his Heathkit SB-220 Restoration and Modification project.
Bill Introduced to Eliminate Private Land Use Restrictions on Amateur Radio
Days before the end of the current congressional session, Congressman Bill Johnson (OH-6) introduced a bill in the U.S. House of Representatives (H.R. 9670) to eliminate private land use restrictions that prohibit, restrict, or impair the ability of an Amateur Radio Operator from operating and installing amateur station antennas on property subject to the control of the Amateur Radio Operator.
Bill Introduced to Replace Symbol Rate With Bandwidth Limit
Days before the end of the current congressional session, Congresswoman Debbie Lesko (AZ-08) introduced a bill in the U.S. House of Representatives (H.R. 9664) to require that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) replace the current HF digital symbol rate limit with a 2.8 kHz bandwidth limit.
75th Anniversary of the Transistor
An important component used in our radios is 75 years old today!
On December 16, 1947, Walter Brattain and John Bardeen—two physicists who were members of Mervin Kelly’s Solid State Physics Group and Semiconductor Sub-Group at Bell Labs—managed to make the first working transistor, now known as the point-contact transistor.
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