National Communications Magazine
Chuck Gysi | N2DUP, Roger Dumont Jr.National Communications Magazine is America's Hobby Radio Magazine! We've been going strong since 1988, the longest continuously produced hobby radio media. NatCom is online with a free app, too!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 142 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 14 days ago |
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HOBBY RADIO: What you can see at Hamvention this week
Summary of this article: This article discusses this weekend’s Hamvention, a large gathering of more than 30,000 radio hobbyists held annually in Ohio. We tell you about exhibitors of interest and provide booth numbers and brief description...
HOBBY RADIO: PoC — The 5,000-mile walkie-talkie
How do these two-way radios reach hundreds or thousands of miles?
MARK HAVERSTOCK | K8MSH
AM/FM/TV DXing: Fewer commercial AM and FM stations
Trend: Number of educational FM, low-power FM stations jumps
Summary of this article: While the number of commercial AM and FM stations on the air continues to decline, according to new FCC data, there also has been an increase in low-powe...
SCANNING: Get ready for long-haul signals
The heat is on: Warmer weather brings more action on your scanner
Summary of this article: As the weather starts to warm up, get ready for some long-haul VHF low-band skip or taking your scanner along to listen in on spring and summer acti...
BASIC HAM RADIO: Pennsylvania ham cited in interference case
FCC says amateur's import radio disrupted public safety operations
Summary of this article: A Pennsylvania amateur radio operator and GMRS licensee has been cited by the Federal Communications Commission with using an import radio that cau...
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Chuck Gysi | N2DUP has been editor and publisher of National Communications Magazine since 2014 and has been writing for the publication since 1996. He's also former editor of Popular Communications and has written for most hobby radio publications.
I love talking on CB radio as well as other license-free radio services. I have been writing about CB radio for National Communications Magazine for several years.
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