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Today on the Bands — Thursday, June 25, 2026

Thursday brings a healthy mix of advocacy and adventure: the Amateur Radio Emergency Preparedness Act needs your letters, and there's plenty to plan for this summer. Between a partial solar eclipse, fresh RSGB Convention speakers, and a portable loop antenna project, there's no shortage of reasons to get on the air. Add in shortwave schedule updates and a call for field reports, and the bands are looking lively.

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    Technical OnAllBands (DX Engineering)
    Your Voice Matters! The Amateur Radio Emergency Preparedness Act Still in Need of Your Support (Video)

    If HOA antenna restrictions have ever cramped your station, this federal legislation is worth a few minutes of your support—the article links you straight to sending a letter.

    Read at source ↗
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    POTA/SOTA QRPer
    Share Your Field Reports with the QRPer Community!

    K4SWL invites QRP field operators worldwide to contribute their own reports, turning QRPer into a shared resource rather than a one-person show.

    Read at source ↗
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    News RSGB
    Tonight@8 special: this summer’s solar eclipse

    This summer's eclipse—up to 90 percent totality over the UK—offers a rare chance to study ionospheric effects, and Tonight@8 explains how you can take part.

    Read at source ↗
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    Satellites RSGB
    New speakers confirmed for RSGB Convention

    Newly confirmed Convention talks span microwave developments, low Earth orbit satellites, and the pioneering women of British radio—something for nearly every corner of the hobby.

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    EmComm The SWLing Post
    July 2026 Schedule Updates: From the Isle of Music & Uncle Bill’s Melting Pot

    Shortwave listeners can pencil in July's From the Isle of Music broadcasts, featuring new Cuban jazz releases on 9670 kHz.

    Read at source ↗
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    Technical The DXZone
    40 Meter Horizontal Loop Antenna Construction and Portable Deployment

    A 40-meter horizontal loop offers quiet receive and easy portable deployment—a tidy project for anyone planning summer field operations.

    Read at source ↗
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