Archive › September 2026 › Week 38
Monday, 14 September 2026
10 stories published this day (UTC).
Societies & IARU 3
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9A7GZX Dragan Paunović -SK
9A7GZX Dragan Paunović – SK
The Croatian union reports the death of Dragan Paunović, 9A7GZX, on 11 September 2026. He founded the Jelas 9A1JSB club in Slavonski Brod and served as its secretary and, for two terms, president.
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EH5FVP – Radio Club DX´ers Orpesa
EH5FVP – Radio Club DX'ers Orpesa
Radio Club DX'ers Orpesa Team in Oropesa del Mar is active for a third year with the special callsign EH5FVP during the town's patron saint festivities.
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ARISS Europe apre le candidature
ARISS Europe opens applications
ARISS Europe is accepting applications until 23 October 2026 from schools and youth groups in IARU Region 1 for live radio contacts with ISS astronauts, to be scheduled between July and December 2027.
Community & news 7
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Videos from Mastodon
KB6NU shares three videos from Mastodon: a Veritasium explainer on a widely misunderstood design chart, a demo of a deep-learning CW decoder, and a tour of a giant Collins discone antenna.
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On The Trail
A traveler begins a trip along the Lewis and Clark National Historical Trail at the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, a site with a museum on US westward expansion.
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On The Trail
A travelogue about a trip along the Lewis and Clark National Historical Trail, starting at the Gateway Arch in St Louis, posted on the Above Average Terrain blog.
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LHS Episode #630: The Weekender CXLIII
Episode 630 of the Linux in the Ham Shack podcast is a Weekender edition with personal news from the hosts and a discussion on a randomly chosen topic.
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Mt Stromlo 14th Sept 2026 hunting S2S points
A blog post describes a Mt Stromlo outing on September 14, 2026, aimed at collecting summit-to-summit contacts, a scoring feature of the Summits on the Air award programme.
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Mt Gibraltar, near Mittagong, NSW – SOTA activation 13 Sept 2026
A SOTA activation report from Mt Gibraltar near Mittagong, NSW, on September 13, 2026. The author joined VK1BL, who was with Sydney-area amateurs testing equipment and antennas for microwave bands up to 24 GHz.
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HamRadioWeb Offers Remote FT8 Operation
HamRadioWeb is a browser-based platform for remote FT8 and FT4 operation without VPNs or port forwarding. It also offers signal heatmaps, SNR comparisons and automated DXCC tracking tied to logbook data.