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Now Online! The most recent digital editions of QST, On the Air, QEX, and NCJ

Read Digital Issues Now May QST   High-Performance Stacked Array with Tribanders John C. Small, W2VP   Learn how stacking tri-band Yagis helped John C. Small control the takeoff angle and enable him to work DX more effectively. Read QST March/April On the Air How Strong is Your Signal? Steve Ford, WB8IMY   On the air, you may hear hams say things like “You’re 5-9”, or “QSL, 5-3” when making a contact. Those numbers are part of the RST System of signal reports, a system of gauging the readability, strength, and tone of a given signal. Learn more about how to interpret and give signal reports. Read On the Air March/April QEX Learn innovative radio technology and breakthroughs from ham radio’s greatest minds. Read QEX March/April NCJ Get radiosport techniques and tips from today’s top contesters. Read NCJ On the Air Podcast We often hear about served agencies when hams talk about disaster response and emergency communications. ARRL Director of Emergency Management Josh Johnston, KE5MHV, joins the podcast this month to discuss exactly what and who served agencies are, and where the Amateur Radio Service fits into their responses. Listen April 11 World Amateur Radio Day World Amateur Radio Day, held each year on April 18, is celebrated worldwide by radio amateurs and their national associations. On this day we invite all radio amateurs to take to the airwaves to enjoy our global friendship with other amateurs, and to show our skills and capabilities to the public. Get On the Air 2024 ARRL Field Day   ARRL Field Day is June 22 – 23, and the theme is “Be Radio Active.” Get ready for the most popular on-air event with the latest rules and resources out now. T-shirts, hats, pins, patches, recruitment posters, and more will be available for order soon. Learn More Product Review   As an ARRL member you have access to all QST Product Review columns from 1980 to the present. Before purchasing your next piece of equipment, see how it fared in QST‘s Product Review. Latest Reviews On Air Events and Conventions Rookie Roundup – Phone | April 21, 2024   Dayton Hamvention® | May 17 – 19, 2024 ARRL National Convention, Xenia, Ohio   SEA-PAC | May 31 – June 2, 2024 ARRL Northwestern Division Convention, Seaside, Oregon

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