By San Francisco Amateur Radio Club The San Francisco Amateur Radio Club (SFARC) will be participating in the national Amateur Radio Field Day exercise at the Golden Gate National Recreation Area's Fort Miley, adjacent to the VA Hospital.
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 | By Dan Romanchik, KB6NU ANN ARBOR, MI – February 27, 2015 – Passing a Morse Code test is no longer required to get an amateur radio license, but there's still a mystique about Morse Code, and many hams are interested in acquiring this skill and getting on the air.
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By Heil Sound Heil Sound brings innovative design to amateur radio headsets.
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By WECA Public Demo of Emergency Communications June 28-29, Harbor Island, Mamaroneck, NY
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By WECA Classes start Tuesday evening, September 17th Have you ever thought about or considered becoming an Amateur Radio “Ham” operator? Here is a great opportunity to learn about Ham radio and to study for your license with seasoned Ham radio...
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By WECA Public Demo of Emergency Communications June 22-23 Westchester County, June 1st, 2013 – Despite the Internet, cell phones, email and modern communications, every year whole regions find themselves in the dark.
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By Amateur Radio Supplies Wisconsin Youth Wins Complete High Frequency (HF) Station in First Giveaway
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By Dan Romanchik, KB6NU The long-awaited No-Nonsense Extra Class study guide is now available.
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By WECA HAM radio classes for Amateur Extra license to be given in Westchester county this coming January.
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By Amateur Radio Supplies Apply Online Now to be Considered for a Complete High Frequency (HF) Station
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By San Francisco Amateur Radio Club The San Francisco Amateur Radio Club (SFARC) will be participating in the national Amateur Radio Field Day exercise at the Golden Gate National Recreation Area's Fort Miley, adjacent to the VA Hospital.
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By WECA Members of the Westchester Emergency Communications Association (WECA) will be participating in the national Amateur Radio Field Day exercise, June 27 – 28 at Harbor Island Park, Mamaroneck, NY.
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| By Dan Romanchik, KB6NU ANN ARBOR, MI – February 27, 2015 – Passing a Morse Code test is no longer required to get an amateur radio license, but there's still a mystique about Morse Code, and many hams are interested in acquiring this skill and getting on the air.
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By Heil Sound University of Missouri grants Heil Sound founder and sound pioneer Doctor of Music and Technology degree.
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By Heil Sound Heil Sound brings innovative design to amateur radio headsets.
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By WECA Public Demo of Emergency Communications June 28-29, Harbor Island, Mamaroneck, NY
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By WECA Classes start Tuesday evening, September 17th Have you ever thought about or considered becoming an Amateur Radio “Ham” operator? Here is a great opportunity to learn about Ham radio and to study for your license with seasoned Ham radio...
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By WECA Public Demo of Emergency Communications June 22-23 Westchester County, June 1st, 2013 – Despite the Internet, cell phones, email and modern communications, every year whole regions find themselves in the dark.
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By WECA Free Amateur Radio upgrade class, if you currently hold a Technician Licence and want to upgrade to General, this is your chance to learn with the best. Join us for this great class.
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By Amateur Radio Supplies Wisconsin Youth Wins Complete High Frequency (HF) Station in First Giveaway
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By Dan Romanchik, KB6NU The long-awaited No-Nonsense Extra Class study guide is now available.
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By WECA HAM radio classes for Amateur Extra license to be given in Westchester county this coming January.
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By Amateur Radio Supplies Apply Online Now to be Considered for a Complete High Frequency (HF) Station
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By Larrie Sutliff WECA will be conducting its annual preparatory class for the Amateur General exam this spring. Holders of the General license are permitted many additional frequency privileges including access to all HF bands.
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By Larrie Sutliff / W2UL Free Amatuer Radio course geared towards getting your Amateur Extra Class license to be held this winter in Valhalla, NY. Looking for teachers and students, and other Amateur Extra's to join in the class discussions. Come join the fun!
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By Eric Bailey Popular ham radio website specializing in used transceivers, has become overstocked with Yaesu FT-817 HF transceivers and is offering special prices to consumers.
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By Michael Thorson Online retail specialists JHHC LLC announced an aggressive move into a new market today with the launch of their new website ThorsCBradio.com, the company's third online retail store.
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By Bay-Net PIO Public Demo of Emergency Communications equipment to be held in San Jose on Saturday June 26th 2010
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By Icom UK Marketing Icom is pleased to announce the introduction of two, new exciting dualband D-STAR transceivers…the IC-E80D and ID-E880. Both these radios have been designed with ease of use in mind with large LCD displays and straightforward controls.
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By OSA, Inc. The free trial version of the Comax software is limited to 10 words per minute speed, but is otherwise full featured. Comax allows computer keyboard entry via Morse code using either the mouse buttons or a Morse code key or switches.
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By OSA, Inc. Comax is a software product that allows computer keyboard replacement by Morse Code. The Morse Code may be entered via the mouse buttons or with an optional Morse key. Comax is the ideal gift for any Amateur Radio Operator.
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