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wed01jul12:00 am11:59 pmRepeating EventRAC Canada Day12:00 am - 11:59 pm(GMT+00:00) Event Organized ByRACTypeHF + VHFModesCW,SSB

sat04jul(jul 4)2:00 pmsun05(jul 5)2:00 pmRepeating EventMarconi Memorial Contest2:00 pm - 2:00 pm (5)(GMT+00:00) Event Organized ByARI FANOTypeHF ContestModesCW

sat11jul(jul 11)12:00 pmsun12(jul 12)11:59 amRepeating EventIARU HF World Championship12:00 pm - 11:59 am (12)(GMT+00:00) Event Organized ByIARUTypeHF ContestModesCW,SSB

sat18jul(jul 18)6:00 pmsun19(jul 19)9:00 pmRepeating EventCQ World Wide VHF6:00 pm - 9:00 pm (19)(GMT+00:00) Event Organized ByCQ MagazineTypeVHF Contest

sat25jul(jul 25)12:00 pmsun26(jul 26)12:00 pmRepeating EventRSGB IOTA Contest12:00 pm - 12:00 pm (26)(GMT+00:00) Event Organized ByRSGBTypeHF ContestModesCW,SSB

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Anytone AT-778UV FM Dual Band Transceiver

The Anytone AT-778UV is a popular dual-band FM transceiver known for its affordability and solid features. Operating on VHF (144-148 MHz) and UHF (440-450 MHz) bands, it offers selectable power outputs of 25W, 15W, or 5W. Its bright 180-degree TFT LCD display and intuitive interface enhance usability in various settings. While it delivers good audio quality and a robust build, it lacks a dedicated volume knob and may heat up during extended use. Overall, it's an excellent entry-level choice for amateur radio enthusiasts.

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Amateur Radio News Feeds

[RSGB] - Friday July 3 2026
The World Radiosport Team Championship is nearly here. A total of 50 teams from around the world will come to the UK to compete in the prestigious event, and you have an opportunity to work these special stations and apply for your award. The WRTC contest will be live on a dedicated online platform provided […]
[RSGB] - Friday July 3 2026
The World Radiosport Team Championship is nearly here! Fifty teams from around the world will come to the UK to compete in the prestigious event, and you have an opportunity to work these special stations and apply for your award. The WRTC contest will be live on a dedicated online platform provided by World Radio […]
[RSGB] - Friday July 3 2026
If you want practical advice on identifying the source and mitigating the effects of Radio Frequency Interference, our ‘Finding RFI and minimising its impact‘ workshop is for you. Part tutorial, part hands-on workshop, the session is an opportunity for RSGB members to learn from RFI experts within the RSGB EMC Committee. Running on Friday 9 […]
[RSGB] - Friday July 3 2026
The RSGB Board is pleased to announce the appointment of Brian Nuttall, M5BAN as the new Chair of the RSGB Legacy Committee. Brian already has experience of the Legacy Committee having been a member for the last three years. He has been licensed since 2007 and brings extensive amateur radio experience to the role. The […]
[RSGB] - Friday July 3 2026
The RSGB Board is pleased to announce the appointment of Brian Nuttall, M5BAN as the new Chair of the RSGB Legacy Committee. Brian already has experience of the Legacy Committee having been a member for the last three years. He has been licensed since 2007 and brings extensive amateur radio experience to the role. The […]
[RSGB] - Friday July 3 2026
If you want practical advice on identifying the source and mitigating the effects of Radio Frequency Interference, our ‘Finding RFI and minimising its impact’ workshop is for you. Part tutorial, part hands-on workshop, the session is an opportunity for RSGB members to learn from RFI experts within the RSGB EMC Committee. Running on Friday 9 […]
[ARRL] - Wednesday July 1 2026
Attention: Full ARRL members in the ATLANTIC, DAKOTA, DELTA, GREAT LAKES, and MIDWEST Divisions. You have the opportunity to choose a Director and Vice Director to represent you for 3-year terms beginning January 1, 2027.ARRL is governed by its Board of Directors. A voting Director is chosen by ballot by the full (licensed) ARRL members in each of its 15 divisions. Vice Directors who serve in t...
[ARRL] - Sunday June 28 2026
[ARRL] - Friday June 26 2026
Solar activity has remained at low levels, with frequent C-level activity in the SE quadrant of the solar disk. The largest flare of the period was a C3.8 on June 24 from Region 4478, which is the large sunspot that Solar Orbiter had been tracking across the Sun’s far side. While the majority of the flaring activity this period came from 4478, Region 4475 also produced several small C-flares as...

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Top Amateur Radio Websites – Issue 2618

This week's selection brings together a mix of resources that cater to both the technically curious and the practically minded amateur radio operator. From the intricacies of magnetic loop antennas to the versatility of wire beams, there's something here for those who enjoy tinkering with their setups. Mobile operators will find the DIY HF antenna guide particularly useful, especially when space is at a premium. Meanwhile, the portable EFHW antenna offers a solution for those who love operating in the field. For those interested in the broader trends and insights within the amateur radio community, the latest issue of SWR Magazine provides a wealth of information. Finally, for operators looking to expand their communication networks, the AllStarLink guide offers practical steps to enhance connectivity. Each resource is chosen for its real-world applicability, ensuring that you can put theory into practice in your own operating context.

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