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Stuart VE9CF's blog is a go-to resource for amateur radio enthusiasts, covering everything from technical aspects and equipment reviews to operating practices and regulatory updates. His expert insights bridge traditional ham radio with modern technologies, appealing to both seasoned operators and newcomers. Stuart's clear explanations of complex topics and emphasis on emergency communications make his blog an invaluable source for anyone passionate about amateur radio.

Impact Of Solar Cycle 25 On Ham Radio In Canada
Impact Of Solar Cycle 25 On Ham Radio In Canada

Discover how Solar Cycle 25 is transforming ham radio in Canada with enhanced propagation, new communication opportunities, and unique challenges. Learn to optimize your radio operations amid rising solar activity and changing ionospheric conditions.

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Antenna Safety For Amateur Radio Operators On Parks On The Air
Antenna Safety For Amateur Radio Operators On Parks On The Air

Antenna Safety For Amateur Radio Operators On Parks On The Air: Essential Guidelines for Outdoor Operations Safety should always come first when setting up your […]

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Atlantic Canada’s Premier Amateur Radio Community
Atlantic Canada’s Premier Amateur Radio Community

Discover the Atlantic Coast DX & Contest Group—Atlantic Canada’s free amateur radio community focused on DXing, contesting, Parks On The Air, and portable ham radio. Join our friendly, no-fee group today!

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Honoured to Fly the New Brunswick Flag in the CQ WPX SSB 2025 Contest
Honoured to Fly the New Brunswick Flag in the CQ WPX SSB 2025 Contest

Discover my journey in the CQ WPX SSB 2025 contest, where I achieved #1 in New Brunswick, Single Op High Power, SSB All Bands. Read about the contest, my results, and the Atlantic Coast DX & Contest Group’s success.

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My First Canadian HSOTA Experience at Bouctouche’s Convent of the Immaculate Conception
My First Canadian HSOTA Experience at Bouctouche’s Convent of the Immaculate Conception

Discover my first Canadian Historical Sites On The Air activation at the Convent of the Immaculate Conception Provincial Historic Site in Bouctouche, NB, featuring 184 QSOs and a personal tour with the longtime caretaker. Explore the rich history of this iconic New Brunswick landmark.

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When Did Parks On The Air Hit Their Tipping Point?
When Did Parks On The Air Hit Their Tipping Point?

When Did Parks On The Air Hit Their Tipping Point? As someone who's spent years tuning the dial and chasing contacts, I've witnessed some exciting […]

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Activating History: Georges Island National Historic Site Goes On The Air as VC9DT/P
Activating History: Georges Island National Historic Site Goes On The Air as VC9DT/P

Join VE9CF on June 30, 2025, as he activates Georges Island National Historic Site (CA/NS-013, VEFF-1453) for HSOTA and WWFF using special callsign VC9DT/P. Learn about the site’s history and how to make contact!

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How to Upload Your Logs for Canadian Historical Sites On The Air
How to Upload Your Logs for Canadian Historical Sites On The Air

Learn how to easily upload your Canadian Historical Sites On The Air (HSOTA) logs using HamLog.online. Step-by-step guide for account setup, log submission, and award tracking—perfect for Canadian amateur radio enthusiasts!

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Canadian Historical Sites On The Air: Celebrate Our Heritage, Amplify Your Experience
Canadian Historical Sites On The Air: Celebrate Our Heritage, Amplify Your Experience

Discover the Canadian Historical Sites On The Air program! Learn how you can activate historic locations across Canada, co-activate with Parks On The Air (POTA) and VEFF, and share our nation’s rich heritage through amateur radio.

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