It’s important for us to understand and be mindful of RF exposure limits, to keep ourselves and those around us safe. “Understanding the FCC Exposure Rules for Handheld Radios” by Gregory Lapin, PhD, PE, N9GL, describes how to adjust your operations to stay in line with the regulations. Read QST

Being a Tech is about so much more than 2-meter handheld operation. Check out “Technician Class — Maximum Possibilities” to learn what you can do on the HF, VHF, UHF, and microwave bands with a variety of modes — all with a Tech license. Read On the Air

Andrew J. Anderson, VK3CV/WQ1S, describes a new approach to getting on the 1 mm band in “The Top Band (1 mm) Is Within Reach: 241 – 250 GHz Transverter” Read QEX

Get radiosport techniques and tips from today’s top contesters. Read NCJ

The America250 Worked All States Operating Event

This year ARRL is celebrating America’s 250th birthday by holding an all-year operating event called America250 Worked All States. It has already started, so listen to the January 2026 On the Air podcast to learn how to jump right in. ARRL Radiosport and Regulatory Information Manager Bart Jahnke, W9JJ, explains the rules and awards, and offers some operating strategies. Listen Now

On the Air LIVE

Join ARRL Education Specialist Wayne Greene, KB4DSF, as he dives into Near Vertical Incidence Skywave Antennas and why they’re a powerhouse for dependable regional HF communications.

 Date: January 27, 2026

 Time: 8 PM Eastern / 5 PM Pacific

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Pre-registration is now open for a Student Coding Competition. The project is designed to engage young radio amateurs in shaping the future of amateur radio through software development. Open to ARRL-member amateur radio operators aged 21 and younger, the competition will invite students to design a mobile app that supports ARRL and the amateur radio community. Cash awards totaling up to $25,000 will be presented to one or more winning entries

2026 has been designated by the ARRL Board of Directors as the Year of the Club, recognizing that radio clubs are the backbone of ARRL. The growth and development of amateur radio rely on our vibrant community of radio clubs. All ARRL Affiliated Clubs are invited to participate! Learn More

ARRL offers a variety of drinkware, hats, and apparel designed for our supportive members. Cozy up in a crewneck sweatshirt or long-sleeve henley and enjoy your favorite beverage by the fire. You’ll find quality and style perfect for the winter season. Shop Now

Orlando HamCation, ARRL Southeastern Division Convention | February 13-15, 2026 Orlando, Florida

Yuma Hamfest, ARRL Southwestern Division Convention | February 27-28, 2026 Yuma, Arizona

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