Older tech this AM at US-6309. IC-706MKIIG. This veteran rig still has "it".

On 20m now but it's a slugfest out here. I have propagation in a choke hold. Do you yield?

Visiting with my Dad, W2BIL, and he shared with me a QSL card from a museum he visited on his last trip to Scotland.

Surprise! 10m is netting me some contacts right now!

When they say the bands are dead they may actually only be mostly dead. There's a big difference between all dead and mostly dead. Just ask Miracle Max.

HF conditions were abysmal, but I still managed at least one Q on 10-40 meters.

This has absolutely nothing to do with ham radio, but I weight 50 lbs. less today than I did on 10-March. #ketoworks

The letter "L" continues the most difficult Morse character for most CW operators to send.

When you start an activation and get stung by a wasp on your CW hand. Ouch!

I empathize with those of you who struggle with learning Morse code. I feel the same when it comes to digital modes.

This Air Force veteran salutes the Army on its 250th Birthday!

Japan is coming in this evening on 17m CW.

a.co/d/9RJJXny #Amazon Could this be my solution for a mag mount that allows me to use my own coax? Install at 3/8-24 X SO-239 connector (90 degree elbow) an I may be cooking with gas.

There are numerous news reports about the lack of communication and/or early alerts during the Guadalupe River tragedy. There are similar reports after Hurricane Milton. This is a good time to educate people about the potential life saving benefits of amateur radio.