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JTTY combines RTTY-style keyboard QSOs with modern signal processing. A technical first look – with hands-on feedback still to come.

Read article → – JTTY: A New Digital Mode for Amateur Radio – Real QSOs Again?

Germany’s Bundesrat approved the fifth amendment to the Frequency Ordinance. What 70–70.5 MHz means for radio amateurs and why transmitting is not yet authorised.

Read article → – 70 MHz for Amateur Radio: What Germany’s Bundesrat Decided on 25 September 2026

I built the FM-Funknetz and EchoLink web interface I wanted for my own SHARI: modern, live, responsive and directly in the browser.

Read article → – My Modern Web Interface for FM-Funknetz & EchoLink

Amateur radio contests are on-air competitions; awards turn QSOs into operating goals. Here is how both work and how the new DA6IT.de overviews can help.

Read article → – Amateur Radio Contests & Awards – Two New DA6IT.de Overviews

Practise SSB voice contacts in the browser with AI radio partner Susi, PTT, receive noise and an approachable path for beginners without live club training.

Read article → – New: DA6IT QSO Trainer – Practise Voice QSOs at Home

What you really need to learn for Germany’s Class N amateur radio licence, what it lets you do and why the entry exam is more approachable than many expect.

Read article → – German Class N: How Difficult Is the Amateur Radio Entry Licence Really?

Emergency communication, satellites, worldwide contacts, portable operating, DIY and radio plus software: why amateur radio is far more modern than many expect.

Read article → – Why Become a Radio Amateur? Because Amateur Radio Is Seriously Exciting