A large cohort of hams just want to play with radios and talk to their pals, but that attitude masks four things that amateur radio still does that can’t be easily replaced.

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Because the radio has a very large range of operation, ... Even my old Heath-Zenith SM-2420 (0-500 MHz) only cost me $40 at a ham radio flea market. Report comment. Reply. Dave WB4IUY says: ...

Somehow it makes little sense that amateur “ham” radio continues to thrive in the age of Twitter, Facebook and iPhones. Yet the century-old communications technology — which demands such ...

Dozens of ham radio enthusiasts will gather at Harris Hill Park in Big Flats June 28-29 for the annual Amateur Radio Association of the Southern Tier Field Day. The event will feature a continuous ...

I'm a big fan of EchoLink, a piece of software that lets amateur radio operators harness VOIP (voice over IP) technology to help their signal travel farther and more clearly.

The Ham Radio Show is currently working out of a home studio in Staten Island, but has had many big name guests on the show since it's beginnings with Goom Radio. Courtesy of Eddie Finocchario ...