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As winter settles in, amateur radio operators face unique challenges in maintaining their shacks and equipment. The combination of cold temperatures and moisture can wreak havoc on electronics, antennas, and power supplies if proper precautions aren’t taken. This...

Winter Field Day (WFD) offers amateur radio enthusiasts a unique challenge and opportunity to test their skills under some of the most extreme conditions of the year. Held annually on the last full weekend of January, this event encourages operators to set up and...

For amateur radio enthusiasts, December offers unique opportunities for DX (long-distance) communication, especially on the lower HF bands. The extended nighttime hours and seasonal atmospheric changes create optimal conditions for reaching distant stations. By...

As December arrives, radio operators face a unique set of challenges: plummeting temperatures, snow, ice, and high winds. While these conditions can be beautiful, they also pose risks to outdoor radio equipment. Proper seasonal antenna maintenance ensures your setup...

As November rolls in, radio operators begin to notice significant shifts in radio wave propagation. These changes, driven by seasonal atmospheric conditions, can dramatically alter both high-frequency (HF) and very-high-frequency (VHF) bands. Understanding how...

As winter approaches, ham radio operators in colder climates face unique challenges that come with dropping temperatures, icy conditions, and potential power outages. Staying connected during these months requires preparation, both in equipment and operational...