HamStream is a commercial ham radio control software for Windows, macOS, and Raspberry Pi, offering real-time DX cluster integration, automatic QRZ… - Listed in Software/Radio Control

The DH1DA ADIF-ToolBox, version 1.0.0.0, is a utility for managing ham radio logs, enabling ADIF file comparison, filtering, and merging. - Listed in Software/Log Converters

HamRadioWeb is a real-time web platform and companion app for WSJT-X/JTDX operators, enabling remote FT8/FT4 operation, decode monitoring, and advanced… - Listed in Software/Weak Signal

This week, we've pulled together a few items that might spark some interest, particularly for those dabbling in digital modes or looking to refine their station's utility. We're looking at some compact desktop applications that offer a quick glance at propagation and local conditions, something that always comes in handy whether you're chasing DX on HF or just planning a local net. There's also a deeper dive into some hardware for packet and digital radio experimentation, specifically ESP32-based LoRa boards, which are becoming quite popular for everything from APRS to Meshtastic. And for the low-frequency enthusiasts, we found a construction guide for an active loop converter, which could be a real asset for improving reception on the LF band. It’s all about practical enhancements and exploring new facets of the hobby.

DVNets is a community-driven directory for amateur radio digital voice nets, listing schedules and connection details for various modes. - Listed in DX Resources/Nets

N5KWD's personal amateur radio station page, featuring a journal, news, online calculators, calendars, and various projects. - Listed in Ham Radio/Personal Pages/USA

The Llanelli Amateur Radio Society (GC0EZQ) website serves as a community hub for radio enthusiasts in South Wales, UK. - Listed in Ham Radio/Clubs/Europe/UK/Wales

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LZARC is a modern amateur radio club in Joplin, Missouri, serving the Four-State Area with online licensing, digital voice, POTA, and RF projects. - Listed in Ham Radio/Clubs/North America/USA/Arkansas

Open Signal is a self-contained software for Windows and Linux, enabling error-corrected digital picture and classic SSTV modes over HF/VHF. - Listed in Software/SSTV

Teams provides a way for Amateur radio users to come together in a community and talk via chat or video calls at any time for free. The video rooms are ... - Listed in Internet and Radio/Chat

Daily ham radio front page with live band conditions, space weather, DX/POTA/SOTA spots, original daily roundups, and news headlines from 16+ amateur radio sources. Also has practice exams, Morse trainer, ... - Listed in Ham Radio/Ham Radio News

This week, we've pulled together a few items that touch on practical aspects of our hobby, from understanding propagation to getting on the air when antenna restrictions are a factor. There's a look at real-time HF conditions using the Reverse Beacon Network, something that comes up often for those chasing DX or just trying to understand band openings. We also have a piece on building a 2-meter skeleton slot Yagi stack, which could be a good project for VHF/UHF enthusiasts looking for something beyond a simple dipole. For those dealing with HOA challenges, there's a discussion on stealth antenna solutions for 40-10m and 80m. And for the digital mode operators, a multi-platform AX.25 terminal program is worth a look. Finally, a historical note on Marconi's early work and a handy ADIF log analyzer round out the selection.

The X-026 finally has a name: Icom has unveiled the IC-7110 at Tokyo Ham Fair 2026, closing four months of teaser campaigns and hamfest mock-ups. Here are the first photos, the confirmed specifications and what the new model means for operators waiting on an IC-7100 successor.