Georgia QSO Party 2025
Thanks to everyone that participated ! Now that the big event is over, please take a few minutes to send your logging details to: John N4TOL at n4tol@nfarl.org . Here's what you'll need: 1 - Listing of the special event 1x1 call sign stations that you contacted. A log entry listing is preferred but not required....Continue reading→
News and Updates
NFARL Island Picnic – Join Us on May 10th!
NFARL is keeping the tradition going with our annual picnic and on-the-air fun at Lake Lanier! We’re once again participating in the U.S. Islands Awards Program—a unique amateur radio program that celebrates activating and chasing river, lake, and ocean shore islands across the U.S. It’s a fun and affordable way to go on a mini-DXpedition...Continue reading→
Don’s Ham Radio Journey
Hey NFARL! If you missed Don’s fantastic presentation on April 15th — or if you just want to relive it — great news: the full presentation is now available on YouTube! Don’s story into the world of Amateur Radio was nothing short of inspiring. From earning his Technician license in February 2024 to achieving Extra...Continue reading→
NFARL Sparks Young Minds with Hands-On Ham Radio Fun at Kittredge Magnet School!
Get ready to feel a surge of pride, NFARL members! Our recent outreach event at Kittredge Magnet School was an incredible success, showcasing the fun and educational aspects of amateur radio to a bright group of young learners. On March 26th, NFARL volunteers enthusiastically welcomed 32 eager students from Kittredge Magnet School, along with their...Continue reading→
Telnet and how it is used today
Scope: This article focuses mostly on CW and N1MM logger since that’s what I mostly operate. What is Telnet? Telnet was developed in 1960 and is one of the first internet standardized utilities by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). It was used extensively for mainframe and Unix system maintenance in the early days of...Continue reading→
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