Amateur Radio Weekly-Issue 436
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Amateur Radio Weekly – Issue 436
29 August 2026 | by 
SpotHole
Spothole is an aggregator of Amateur Radio spots from DX clusters and outdoor activity programmes. It’s free for anyone to use and includes an API that developers can build other applications on.
M0TRT
Zero Retries Digital Conference (ZRDC) 2026 to bring Amateur Radio technology and innovation to San Ramon
ZRDC 2026 Registration is open!
ZRDC
QDX-M assists in the rescue of a spelunker
Rescuers attempting to retrieve a cave explorer made use of a QDX-M built for the 2200 meter band (136 kHz).
AE5X
HFPilot
Your go to app for estimating HF propagation that works offline.
HFPilot
The EMF Explorer: A badge for Ham Radio?
Ham Radio is missing the boat by not having cool badges.
KB6NU
Getting started in Amateur Radio
Amateur Radio is a playground for exploration and adventure. To get you started and begin to explore the landscape here is a list of resources to whet your appetite.
VK6FLAB
DXChrono
A dedicated shack-wall display for Amateur Radio operators.
DXChrono
Pakistan’s Amateur Radios are tuned in for the apocalypse
Hams prove the oldest technology is still the hardest to break.
Prism
Mt Barker balloon launch
Cross-band repeater, live imagery, MeshCore, telemetry, and more.
Amateur Radio Experimenters Group
Can an LLM pass the US Ham license exams?
The answer is very much, yes.
Copasetic Flow
Video
How-to: The off center fed L-dipole antenna
Could this be the next big thing?
KB9VBR
2 Meter FM simplex net on August 22, 2026
Recording of the 2m FM simplex net in the Rochester, NY region with realtime distance maps.
N2MAK
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