February was a busy month! Rather than bore you with the details….please read this month’s Newsletter it and get the scoop! GET IT HERE: March 2015 NFL Newsletter Final Continue reading
Category Archives: News
ARRL Library Going Live
After several months of planning, the ARRL Library will be going live in early January 2015, probably as early as January 6. This long-term project will be home to what I hope will eventually become one of the largest repositories of Amateur Radio-related papers and presentations, created by and for the Amateur Radio community. This is your opportunity to submit material for the betterment and education of all radio amateurs. Continue reading
Get a better signal out of your handheld radio
We’ve all done it. Standing on our tippy toes. The dance, slowly swiveling around, alternating holding our arms up in the air and hands close to our ears. I’m talking about the weird contortions we do until we get the best signal out of our handheld radio.
“3 tips to get better reception and a stronger handheld radio signal”
ARES Groups and Individuals Should Protect Passwords
The ARRL released a news article recently concerning the hacking of a server in the League’s network late last month. That article can be found here. My professional background is in digital forensic investigations and includes teaching in the Digital Forensics and Cyber Security program at Valencia College in Orlando (Florida) so I’d like to make some cyber security suggestions to readers. Continue reading
Late October Exercise to Test MARS-ARES Interoperability
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US Army and Air Force Military Auxiliary Radio Service (MARS) stations will participate in a 48-hour nationwide contingency communication exercise on October 27 and 28 as part of an effort to develop greater cooperation between the Department of Defense (DoD) sponsored MARS program and the Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES). MARS is encouraging its members to discuss communication interoperability in advance of the exercise with their ARES section and district or local emergency coordinators. |