American Radio Relay League (ARRL)
American amateur radio organizationwww.arrl.org
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Search complete. 522 mentions across 49 episodes found for "American Radio Relay League (ARRL)".
Nov 5, 2026
23 – eBay's FCC Rule, Buying Used Ham Gear and Icom ID-5200A After a Month
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50:24James MillsHOST
continue to try.
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50:27Jim DavisHOST
One of two lobby groups, and the other one still needs to catch a lot more steam before it will even be in a competitive state with ARRL.
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50:34Jim DavisHOST
So certainly worth considering.
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50:37James MillsHOST
A little bit sadder news perhaps then, James, on this one here.
E1807: The FCC Just Shut Down This Major GMRS Network
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2:41JasonHOST
Option two would be a form of coalition of GMRS organizations and users across the country.
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2:47JasonHOST
Now, a couple of you have emailed me about setting up some sort of GMRS, as it were, ARRL.
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2:55JasonHOST
So not ARRL.
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2:56JasonHOST
By the way, ARRL should maybe take a look at this because ARRL stands for American Radio Relay League.
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3:04JasonHOST
There's nothing about amateur or ham radio in their name.
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3:07JasonHOST
Of course, they're the ambassadors for ham radio to the FCC and to the government.
ICQPodcast Episode 496 - AI Advancements for Ham Radio
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7:01Caryn Eve MurrayPANELIST
For me, when we were reporting this story, it was just disturbing to see how people were left for a very, very long time without knowing exactly what this meant.
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7:15Caryn Eve MurrayPANELIST
And I think, unfortunately, it caused a lot of fear and a lot of misinformation until finally a statement could be made, which eBay certainly came out with a, a statement, and they released it through the ARRL that ham equipment is fine, it's protected.
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7:40Caryn Eve MurrayPANELIST
Back to you, Martin.
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7:42Martin ButlerHOST
Yeah, long but interesting comment.
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29:55Caryn Eve MurrayPANELIST
Find out who wants to renew when it's having trouble.
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29:58Caryn Eve MurrayPANELIST
So outreach.
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30:00Caryn Eve MurrayPANELIST
Also, he's asking the ARRL to get involved in this too and reach out to people.
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30:08Caryn Eve MurrayPANELIST
And that's important.
PODCAST: This Week in Amateur Radio #1431
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0:22Josh MarlerHOST
Here are the stories for release around the earth as we come to air with edition number 1431 of This Week in Amateur Radio.
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0:31George BowenHOST
Voting is now underway for members of the ARRL Board of Directors.
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0:36George BowenHOST
The FCC grants Spectrum license transfers to SpaceX.
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0:41George BowenHOST
The League partners in a NASA-funded space weather education initiative.
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0:46George BowenHOST
The United States blocks the sale of two devices with Chinese-made surveillance chips.
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0:52George BowenHOST
The FCC affirms $60,000 in pirate radio fines in the Northeast.
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0:58George BowenHOST
The ARRL Foundation opens the application period for its 2027 scholarship period.
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1:04George BowenHOST
We will be saying goodbye to the leap second, and the BBC Archive has an interesting video looking at the future of artificial intelligence in a special interview with Sir Clive Sinclair, a pioneer in home computing.
PODCAST: This Week in Amateur Radio #1431 - LPFM Version (no commercial breaks)
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0:22Josh MarlerHOST
Here are the stories for release around the earth as we come to air with edition number 1431 of This Week in Amateur Radio.
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0:31George BowenHOST
Voting is now underway for members of the ARRL Board of Directors.
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0:36George BowenHOST
The FCC grants Spectrum license transfers to SpaceX.
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0:41George BowenHOST
The League partners in a NASA-funded space weather education initiative.
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0:46George BowenHOST
The United States blocks the sale of two devices with Chinese-made surveillance chips.
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0:52George BowenHOST
The FCC affirms $60,000 in pirate radio fines in the Northeast.
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0:58George BowenHOST
The ARRL Foundation opens the application period for its 2027 scholarship period.
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1:04George BowenHOST
We will be saying goodbye to the leap second, and the BBC Archive has an interesting video looking at the future of artificial intelligence in a special interview with Sir Clive Sinclair, a pioneer in home computing.
PODCAST: This Week in Amateur Radio #1431
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0:22Josh MarlerHOST
Here are the stories for release around the earth as we come to air with edition number 1431 of This Week in Amateur Radio.
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0:31George BowenHOST
Voting is now underway for members of the ARRL Board of Directors.
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0:36George BowenHOST
The FCC grants Spectrum license transfers to SpaceX.
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0:41George BowenHOST
The League partners in a NASA-funded space weather education initiative.
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0:46George BowenHOST
The United States blocks the sale of two devices with Chinese-made surveillance chips.
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0:52George BowenHOST
The FCC affirms $60,000 in pirate radio fines in the Northeast.
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0:58George BowenHOST
The ARRL Foundation opens the application period for its 2027 scholarship period.
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1:04George BowenHOST
We will be saying goodbye to the leap second, and the BBC Archive has an interesting video looking at the future of artificial intelligence in a special interview with Sir Clive Sinclair, a pioneer in home computing.
PODCAST: This Week in Amateur Radio #1431 - Truncated 1 hour version
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0:22Josh MarlerHOST
Here are the stories for release around the earth as we come to air with edition number 1431 of This Week in Amateur Radio.
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0:31George BowenHOST
Voting is now underway for members of the ARRL Board of Directors.
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0:36George BowenHOST
The FCC grants Spectrum license transfers to SpaceX.
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0:41George BowenHOST
The League partners in a NASA-funded space weather education initiative.
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0:46George BowenHOST
The United States blocks the sale of two devices with Chinese-made surveillance chips.
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0:52George BowenHOST
The FCC affirms $60,000 in pirate radio fines in the Northeast.
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0:58George BowenHOST
The ARRL Foundation opens the application period for its 2027 scholarship period.
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1:04George BowenHOST
We will be saying goodbye to the leap second, and the BBC Archive has an interesting video looking at the future of artificial intelligence in a special interview with Sir Clive Sinclair, a pioneer in home computing.
Amateur Radio Newsline Report 2557 for Friday, October 30th, 2026

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1:05Kevin TrotmanCORRESPONDENT
A nearly $5.5 million grant from the U.S. space agency NASA is helping HAMSIDE, the citizen science group, to bring schools, museums, libraries, and other community resources the experience of scientific discoveries that have previously been limited to laboratory settings.
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1:23Kevin TrotmanCORRESPONDENT
NASA calls this initiative Science Activation, or SCIAG, and its collaborators include such organizations as the ARRL Teachers Institute, the New Jersey Institute of Technology, and the Space Science Institute.
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1:37Paul BrownHOST
HAMSAI's founder, Nathaniel Frizzell,
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1:40Kevin TrotmanCORRESPONDENT
W2NAF, is the principal investigator, and he will oversee the program called Discovering the Spark, Space Physics Through Amateur Radio.
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11:11Paul BrownHOST
This week we hear from Jack Parker, W8ISH, who tells us about the New England Digital Voice Traffic Net, a training net for message handling.
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11:21Jack ParkerCORRESPONDENT
Amateurs interested in learning the protocol for message handling are being encouraged to join a new traffic net that meets via digital voice systems on repeaters, hotspots and IP-based connections.
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11:34Jack ParkerCORRESPONDENT
New England Digital Voice Traffic Net was launched on the 1st of October as a welcoming environment in which operators can learn to exchange traffic and prepare written ARRL radiograms.
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11:47Jack ParkerCORRESPONDENT
According to its website, the net is particularly focused on serving those operators who may not be able to get on HF or local nets via RF.
ARRL Audio News October 30, 2026
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0:00speaker_0NARRATOR
This is ARRL Audio News, your weekly summary of news highlights from the world of amateur radio.
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0:08speaker_0NARRATOR
If you retransmit audio news through a repeater, listen for the Morse Code K character.
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0:14speaker_0NARRATOR
followed by four seconds of silence.
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0:17speaker_0NARRATOR
That's your cue to stop transmitting so that your repeater timer can reset.
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0:22Rich MosesonHOST
I'm Rich Moseson, W2VU, and this is ARRL Audio News for Friday, October 30, 2026.
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0:31Rich MosesonHOST
Repeating our note-to-repeater operators, we are continuing to keep each segment between K-breaks to three minutes or less.
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0:44Rich MosesonHOST
ARRL and HAMSAI are participating with the University of Scranton and four other institutions in a NASA-funded initiative to advance space weather education, scientific discovery, and public engagement through amateur radio.
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1:00Rich MosesonHOST
As part of the project, ARRL will receive grant funding to develop and deliver a new Teachers Institute program on space weather, providing high school STEM educators with hands-on professional development in solar activity, Earth's magnetosphere, the ionosphere, and the effects of space weather on radio communications.
One Device, More Control! Meet the Lynovation CTR
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15:14MarvinHOST
But there's some good news for amateur radio operators.
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15:16MarvinHOST
Following questions from ARRL, eBay clarified that equipment operating exclusively on amateur radio frequencies is exempt from the new FCC ID listing requirement.
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15:26MarvinHOST
And that's good news for those who enjoy picking up equipment through used market.
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15:29MarvinHOST
But radios capable of operating outside of the amateur radio bands may have different certification requirements.
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