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 | Only paid issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 156 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 17 days ago |
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GMRS: Oldest licensee dies, leaves a legacy
Longtime radio hobbyist and practicing attorney set the tone with the FCC for GMRS
Summary of this article: The holder of the oldest GMRS license has passed away, leaving a legacy of service to radio hobbyists, as well as the FCC. Read bel...
SCANNING: FCC seeks $25K fine in jewelry store burglary radio jamming case
Police say trio used devices to interfere with 700-MHz police communications
Summary of this article: The FCC has proposed a $25,000 fine against a trio of men who reportedly used radio jammers to interfere with police communications durin...
SCANNING: You can hear these frequencies everywhere
Get more out of your scanner with these channels that are in use almost anywhere
Summary of this article: Here are some frequencies you can hear on your scanner just about anywhere in the United States. Live in a city? A rural area? Travel...
CB RADIO: Interesting citizens band facts
We serve up some memory tidbits and history on 11 meters
Summary of this article: We discuss a bevy of interesting nuggets of citizens band radio history discovered during research or just things that have been taking up space in the noggi...
GMRS: Cited linked repeater operator speaks
Email to members: Network wants to keep system on air for now; plans link shutdown
Summary of this article: The owner of a large regional linked GMRS repeater system has spoken out to its members about a notice of violation issued by the F...
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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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