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Since the 1960s, amateur radio operators have engineered and operated their own satellites, using orbital platforms to relay voice and data signals across the curved surface of the Earth—turning space itself into part of the station.

The communications chief for Pan-American Airways demonstrates the two-way high frequency wireless device they have perfected for communication between pilots and ground stations. New York, circa 1928

60 years ago today my Novice ticket arrived in the mail. I've been a CW guy ever since. A shoutout to all who make Amateur Radio such a great hobby!

happy first birthday to Bluesky, and what a year it's been! with every day, the need for an open network that puts people first becomes increasingly clear. we're glad to be building this with you. after all, the heart of a social network is the people.

Some good tips on my mate Charles (M0OXO) website for those new to QSLing. A slowly dying piece of art that for some of us is a nice reminder of the contact made, especially when it is a new DXCC or IOTA. www.m0oxo.com

Just thought I would get this out there. Not just my radio friends but to all on Bluesky.

Welcome new NAQCC members: 11965 WA2MIS Gary Portnow Livingston, TX US 11966 WJ7V Jeffrey Cowan Portland, OR US 11967 N9RJR Eric Bergstrom Grand Haven, MI US 11968 W4HEA Calvin Headrick Millbrook, AL US 11969 WZ2J Vinicio E. Jacobo Old Bridge, NJ US #qrp #cw #AmateurRadio

The BBC World Service covers the Morse Code championships in Tunisia https://swling.com/blog/2024/12/the-bbc-world-service-covers-the-morse-code-championships-in-tunisia/ #hamradio

Looking for fellow amateur radio guys please repost