Exploring the Hobby in Every Direction
In an time where preparedness is paramount, preppers are constantly seeking cutting-edge solutions to enhance their survival strategies. In my recent book, Communications for the prepared I mentioned, quite lightly, mesh networking. In a very short amount of time Mesh for the Prepper has gotten really easy. A groundbreaking innovation that has made that a reality is Meshtastic
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If you’ve been around HamRadio 360 for any length of time, you know that I love digital modes and the potential they offer the user, especially during challenging operating conditions. This new (to me) mode looks extremely viable and I wanted to hop in here to discuss it. Ribbit is a newly developed digital text messaging mode designed to transform VHF/UHF communications for both recreational and emergency use.
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Shortwave radio listening, also known as SWLing, involves tuning in to radio broadcasts transmitted on shortwave frequencies. Unlike FM or AM radio, which have limited coverage areas, shortwave radio signals can travel long distances, spanning continents and oceans. This global reach allows listeners to tune in to stations from various countries and immerse themselves in different cultures, languages, and perspectives.
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In this article, we explore the exciting developments that are shaping the future of ham radio. From advancements in digital modes to the integration of artificial intelligence, there has never been a more exciting time to be a ham radio enthusiast.
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Ham Radio enthusiasts often use a variety of accessories to enhance their operating experience. Here are the top 10 ham radio accessories:
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Ham radio, also known as amateur radio, is a hobby that involves using radio communication to exchange information with other ham radio operators around the world. In order to operate a ham radio, you must first obtain a ham radio license.
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Ham radios, also known as amateur radios, have a rich history that dates back to the late 19th century. In the early 1900s, amateur radio enthusiasts began experimenting with wireless communication technology, and by the 1920s, amateur radio had become a popular hobby around the world.
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It’s that time of year again! With Black Friday in sight and our mailboxes full of catalogs, it’s time to talk Ham Radio Shopping! George and Jeremy join us to […]
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There’s been a lot of talk lately about how to get young people interested in the Ham Radio Hobby. While it may seem like young people aren’t interested in the […]
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Field Day 2016 is in the books and we’re back with a follow-up show detailing our experiences from the event. We also have a one on one with Wayne (N6KR) […]
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