My good friend has started a new Blog that may be of interest to everyone. Desiree Baccus, N3DEZ is on the ARRL Public Relations committee with me. Her new Blog is at https://radiantwaves.blog Check it out.

“Radiant Waves” is all about promoting the wonderful world of amateur radio and showcasing its incredible benefits to the public. But guess what? It’s not your typical serious and technical amateur radio blog. No way! I am going casual, enthusiastic, and engaging to make amateur radio more accessible and enjoyable for everyone. So if you are curious about amateur radio, or if you are an experienced operator and find a post that resonates with you please share it. If you have a friend or family member you would like to introduce amateur radio to, and find an entry that might interest them, then please send them a link to that blog post. As I have created it exactly for that intended purpose. Each entry will be created as a small dose of inspiration specifically designed to peak interests, encourage, and aid in the sharing of what we find most fascinating in our amateur radio community.

Amateur radio is so much more than just a one single sided flat hobby. It’s a complex, vibrant, and radiating gateway to new friendships, thrilling contests, fascinating field operations, exciting adventures, technically challenging learning opportunities, creative engineering moments, and so many other incredible experiences. Amateur Radio is an ever expanding community with new and engaging innovations and STEM opportunities all of the time! Let’s bring the excitement of ham radio to a wider audience and share its incredible benefits with the world! Sharing “Radiant Waves” will highlight the fun and joy of amateur radio, inspiring us and those around us to embark on our own exciting amateur radio adventures. It is designed to help you navigate the world of ham radio with confidence. No technical jargon, just friendly introductions and suggestions.

“Radiant Waves” is all about building a stronger and more robust and vibrant community of amateur radio enthusiasts. So, I want to hear from you… tell me your thoughts on my post, give me ideas for future entries you would like to see, ask questions, and let’s connect on what matters most to you.

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73,
N3DEZ