Tech Ham News
<
-
JS8Call Expands Weak-Signal Messaging Capabilities
JS8Call continues to evolve, offering enhanced weak-signal keyboard-to-keyboard messaging for HF operators. The latest updates improve networked communication and directed calling features. Read more -
WSJT-X Update Brings New FT8 Enhancements
The latest WSJT-X release introduces refinements to FT8 and other digital modes, optimizing decoding efficiency and signal processing for weak-signal contacts. Details here -
FCC Removes Baud Rate Limits for HF Digital Modes
A recent FCC ruling eliminates baud rate restrictions for HF bands, allowing for more flexible digital mode experimentation while maintaining a 2.8 kHz bandwidth limit. Learn more -
VK DMR Network Announces Major Software Transition
The Australian DMR network is undergoing a significant software transition, moving away from IPSC2 to a new system designed for improved reliability and independence from overseas servers. Check it out -
BrandMeister DMR Updates Radio ID Policies
BrandMeister DMR is enforcing stricter compliance with international radio ID standards, requiring users to update improperly formatted IDs to maintain network access. Read the full story -
BTECH Introduces Satellite Functionality in DMR Radios
BTECH has released firmware updates for its DMR-6X2 series, adding satellite communication capabilities, real-time transit predictions, and enhanced simplex repeater settings. More details -
InnovAntennas Releases New Low-Noise Yagi Designs
InnovAntennas has introduced a new range of low-noise Yagi antennas optimized for weak-signal reception, using advanced electromagnetic design techniques. Learn more -
Horizon Antennas Australia Expands Custom Antenna Offerings
Horizon Antennas Australia is now offering custom-built wire, loop, and vertical antennas tailored to amateur radio operators' specific needs. Check it out -
RT Innovations Introduces Tower-Mounted Antenna Lift System
RT Innovations has developed a new antenna lift system for Rohn towers, allowing operators to safely lower and raise antennas for maintenance and storm protection. More details