Amateur radio in 2026 is more digital than ever. Whether you’re ragchewing on DMR, chasing rare DX via FT8, or linking globally through D-STAR, there’s a digital mode for every operator. Here’s everything you need to get on the air … Interested? Read more... “Digital Modes”

Excerpt: 2026 may be a turning point for amateur radio. From evolving regulations and GNSS coexistence on 23 cm to AI-enabled tools, SDR everywhere, and the tail of Solar Cycle 25, here’s what’s changing—and how operators can thrive.

Amateur radio … Interested? Read more... “Amateur Radio in 2026: Why the Next Year Could Reshape the Hobby—and How to Get Ready”

This net occurs every 22nd of the month at 1800 local. This net is for veterans but any one can join and listen to topics that involves Veterans.

Here’s a breakdown of the differences between Cell Phones, Amateur Radio, FRS, GMRS, and CB, including their general operating ranges.

1. Cell Phones

• Frequency Range: Varies by carrier (800 MHz to 2.5 GHz)
• Licensing: No license required

• Only $25.00 per year
• Support of local repeaters
• Club only events
• Ability to create articles of interest on the website
• Access to other club members (via online)
• Access to club’s “Go-Boxes” (after taking online training)
  • HF / VHF / UHF