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ARRL News- Helping NASA Track Artemis II’s Orion Spacecraft April 20, 2026The University of Pittsburgh’s Panther Amateur Radio Club (PARC) had a unique opportunity last week...helping NASA track Artemis II’s Orion spacecraft on its mission to the moon and back!Faculty advisor Juan Manfredi, NAØB, said the club responded to a request from NASA to submit a proposal. “We submitted our proposal in September 2025 and were notified in […]
- The ARRL Solar Update April 17, 2026Solar activity was at very low levels with only isolated B-classflaring, mostly from Region 4416. There are currently four numbered regions on the visible disk. Region4416 remains the largest group by area but exhibited signs ofstructural weakening, including flux submergence and a slight decayof its intermediary pores. Region 4419 was the most complex group […]
- The ARRL Solar Update April 10, 2026Solar activity remained at low levels this week. Most of the C-class activity came from either Region 4414 or Region 4409, which has developed a delta spot in its intermediary area. All remaining spots were either stable or in slight decay, with Region 4406 rotating over the west limb by the end of the reporting […]
- ARRL Announces Change in Central Division Leadership April 10, 2026Brent Walls, N9BA, has resigned as Central Division Director of ARRL The National Association for Amateur Radio®, citing professional and personal commitments. He served as Director since 2025, and before that as Vice Director beginning in 2021.“Serving in the capacity of Division Director has been a truly rewarding experience and the highlight of my amateur […]
- Register Now for the 2026 ARRL Youth Rally at Dayton Hamvention® April 10, 2026
- Helping NASA Track Artemis II’s Orion Spacecraft April 20, 2026
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