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National Volunteer Week continues by highlighting the American Radio Relay League, which is the national association for Amateur Radio in the United States. Amateur radio operators use their training, skills, and equipment to provide communications during emergencies. Ham radio operators serve our communities when storms or other disasters damage critical communication infrastructure, including cell towers, and wired and wireless networks. Amateur radio can function completely independently of t

ARRL International DX — How Did You Do? Even well before yesterday's deadline to submit logs, there was already an increase in submissions compared to last year!😀 👉From his parked car in Ozein, Itally, Italian ham Chris Diemoz, IX1CKN, operated during the contest using QRP power from a Xiegu G90 transceiver and an Outback-1899 HF antenna and made a lot of contacts on 10 & 15 meters including 80 from the US! Check out the full video he made on YouTube: LINK➡️ bit.ly/3Lwl5Rh #HamRadio #AmateurRa

DL6FA ARRL International DX Contest, CW https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8jV5GXB/ | Ham Radio World

What is "easy DX?" Dave Casler, KEØOG, discusses working DX with a small/low power station and goes into what working "easy DX" entails in the following video on our YouTube channel: 🎥: youtube.com/watch?v=s_umXdCN-wY ➡️What tips do you have for working DX? | ARRL The National Association for Amateur Radio