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 | 151 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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GMRS: FCC comes swinging at linked repeaters
Regional network with multiple sites cited in notice of violation
Summary of this article: The Federal Communications Commission has taken action against a regional GMRS linked repeater network, stating that the system violates FCC rules....
READERS WRITE: We hear about scanning history and FM CB
Recent NatCom articles generate input from our subscribers
Summary of this article: We’ve been hearing from our readers — a lot lately! Here is a collection of letters to the editor we have received recently on various topics, especially a...
THOUGHTWAVES: Is anyone using FM CB because it's better?
It's been five years since the FCC approved the new crystal clear mode
Summary of this article: It’s been almost five years since FM was approved for use on citizens band in the United States. Are CBers embracing FM CB? Are manufacturers m...
SCANNING: From drift-prone tubes to digital
The evolution of monitoring has come a long way since some of us got our start
Summary of this article: If you’ve been in the scanner hobby for a long time, you might have started with a tunable receiver, migrated to crystal scanners, move...
HOBBY RADIO: Two FCC proposals seek on-air data
In separate requests, ham radio and GMRS frequencies are targeted for device signals
Summary of this article: Two proposals before the Federal Communications Commission seek approval for transmitting data in the amateur and General Mobile...
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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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