2026 Membership Renewals Are Due
at the January Club ActivityMembership renewals for 2026 are due at the January Club Activity.
Membership renewals for 2026 are due at the January Club Activity.
The Doctor opens the Listener Mailbag in this episode of the ARRL The Doctor is in podcast.
Get active on the new FT8 digital mode with help from Barry Feierman’s, K3EUI, article “Join the FT8 Revolution” in the January 2018 “DIY” issue of QST. The digital edition goes live on Friday, December 8! #qst #arrl #hamradio #diy pic.twitter.com/zDZI1VtbTE
— ARRL (@arrl) December 4, 2017

CERT Triage City of Fargo, ND
“The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program educates volunteers about disaster preparedness for the hazards that may impact their area and trains them in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations.” [ 1 ] “CERT training provides life saving skills and techniques for people who will rely on each other for help in the time of need” [ 2 ] and can be a useful addition to the skill sets of Amateur Radio operators engaged in providing Public Service Communication support.
One easy way to determine the best orientation for your antenna is to use an azimuth map; a world map which has been set so that all the directions on that map are real antenna directions from one central point.
These maps allow you to see the compass bearing from your QTH to other DXCC entities.
Free azimuth maps may be generated using these on-line services: