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Sending QSL Cards In Canada Just Got More Expensive
Sending QSL Cards In Canada Just Got More Expensive

Stay informed! Learn about the latest updates on sending QSL cards in Canada as Canada Post adjusts its pricing. Discover the new costs and how they might affect your communications hobby. Stay connected with the latest postal changes.

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Great Antenna Mast Solution For POTA Or Portable Ham Radio Operations
Great Antenna Mast Solution For POTA Or Portable Ham Radio Operations

Discover the ultimate solution for setting up antennas in the field with this insightful guide on Parks on the Air (POTA) operations. Explore the game-changing investment of fiberglass tent poles and revolutionize your outdoor radio experiences today.

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Why Do Most Ham Radio Clubs Suck?
Why Do Most Ham Radio Clubs Suck?

Discover the challenges facing amateur radio clubs in today's technology-driven world and explore solutions for fostering innovation, engagement, and inclusivity. Learn how embracing new technologies and collaborative leadership can revitalize club activities and attract members of all ages. Join the conversation on advancing amateur radio communities worldwide.

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World Amateur Radio Day 2024
World Amateur Radio Day 2024

Explore the significance of World Amateur Radio Day and the pioneering work of the International Amateur Radio Union (IARU) in fostering global communications and innovation. Learn about the evolution of amateur radio, its community, and technological advancements, all commemorating a century of connections and advocacy. Join the celebration and delve into the world of amateur radio enthusiasts, their contributions, and the preparations for the upcoming centenary celebrations.

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Can You Use 14.300 For Your POTA Activations?
Can You Use 14.300 For Your POTA Activations?

Explore the significance of radio communication frequencies like 14300 kHz and their role in emergency communication. Understand the importance of maintaining these distress frequencies for mariner safety and learn about proper radio etiquette to avoid interference with emergency signals.

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The Best Vertical Antenna Ever For Your POTA Activations
The Best Vertical Antenna Ever For Your POTA Activations

Discover the versatility and performance of the Diamond BB7V vertical antenna, perfect for Parks on the Air (POTA) activations and portable ham radio operations. Explore its simplicity and effectiveness in outdoor settings like Hopewell Rocks, New Brunswick. Join the amateur radio community and elevate your portable operations with this reliable gear.

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What Is A Valid POTA Contact When Activating A Park?
What Is A Valid POTA Contact When Activating A Park?

Explore the world of Parks on the Air (POTA) activations and learn about the essentials of making valid connections in amateur radio. Discover communication methods, from HF to VHF/UHF and digital modes, and uncover the thrill of outdoor adventure combined with community networking.

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Can US Amateur Radio Operators Activate POTA Locations In Canada?
Can US Amateur Radio Operators Activate POTA Locations In Canada?

Discover the latest updates and essential information for US amateur radio operators in Canada for 2024. From licensing requirements to operating guidelines, stay informed and connected with the Canadian amateur radio community. Get insights, regulations, and resources to enhance your radio experiences across the border.

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Moncton Wildcats Retire Corey Crawford's #29 Jersey
Moncton Wildcats Retire Corey Crawford's #29 Jersey

The Moncton Wildcats of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League have retired goaltender Corey Crawford's #29 jersey. Crawford played for the Wildcats from 2002-2006 and led them to a Memorial Cup championship in 2006. He went on to a successful NHL career with the Chicago Blackhawks, winning two Stanley Cups.

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