More changes are coming to the WorldRadio online edition per a link from ARRL website.
Effective with the February 2014 issue of CQ, said Ross, content from the
magazine’s three sister publications — Popular
Communications, CQ
VHF and WorldRadio Online
— will be incorporated into CQ’s digital edition as a supplement to
be called CQ Plus. The print editions of Popular Communications
and CQ VHF will be phased out, and WorldRadio Online will no
longer exist as a separate online publication. Current Popular
Communications, CQ VHF and WorldRadio Online subscribers will
be converted to CQ subscribers and receive CQ Plus at no
additional charge. Details will be posted on each magazine’s website.
http://www.arrl.org/news/cq-to-realign-publications-launch-digital-supplement
Here is a preview from CQ website:
http://www.cq-amateur-radio.com/cq_highlights/2014_cq/2014_02_cq/2014_02_cq_tof.html
I am a current WorldRadio subscriber, should be interesting to see how it turns out.
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011
WorldRadio October
The October edition of WorldRadio is up for viewing.
A few good articles caught my eye and will make for some good reading this weekend.
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
WorldRadio Online
On my face book page I am a fan of CQ magazine and received a posting that the August edition of WorldRadio Online is up and ready for downloading.
I use to be a subscriber of the print edition, it was always rolled up in my back pocket when I took my kids to martial arts classes. Now I try and read it every month when I remember to go to the website.
Two articles of interest caught my eye this month,
Trial-Friendly Radio: Adventure in the Colorado Rockies. I always enjoy QRP outdoor adventures.
A nice Morse code write up and the Novice 40 meter band.
A must read every month is the Aerials section by Kurt N. Sterba, always keeping them honest.
Be sure to check out WorldRadio Online and support the advertisers.
Can't beat a Free Amateur Radio magazine but I still miss the printed copy to carry around.
I use to be a subscriber of the print edition, it was always rolled up in my back pocket when I took my kids to martial arts classes. Now I try and read it every month when I remember to go to the website.
Two articles of interest caught my eye this month,
Trial-Friendly Radio: Adventure in the Colorado Rockies. I always enjoy QRP outdoor adventures.
A nice Morse code write up and the Novice 40 meter band.
A must read every month is the Aerials section by Kurt N. Sterba, always keeping them honest.
Be sure to check out WorldRadio Online and support the advertisers.
Can't beat a Free Amateur Radio magazine but I still miss the printed copy to carry around.
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