ARRL

• The ARRL Solar Update

  Solar activity is likely to continue at low levels with isolated to
  occasional C-class flare activity, along with a slight chance for
  R1-R2 (Minor-Moderate) M-class flare events, through September 25,
  according to NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center. The SWPC reports
  that nine sunspot regions are on the visible disk, including a new
  Region 4541. There were three solar flares observed in the past...

• The ARRL Solar Update

  Solar flare activity is expected to remain at very low levels, with a
  chance for isolated C-class flares through September 19, according to
  NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC). Solar wind speed was
  steady near 530 km/s, and negative polarity CH HSS (coronal hole
  high-speed stream) effects are anticipated to persist through September
  18, with additional enhancements likely today due to flan...

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• Contest University Celebrates 100 Years of Yagis

  The Yagi-Uda beam antenna was invented 100 years ago, in 1926, and Contest University (CTU) is celebrating its centennial with a live Zoom webinar this Saturday, September 19, 2026, at 1600 UTC (noon Eastern). The free webinar, titled “The Yagi Turns 100,” will be available online at https://w3lif.org/yagi. There is no pre-registration. Click on the link before 1600 Zulu on Saturday to watch. Q...

• The ARRL Solar Update

  Solar flare activity was at low levels in the past week with
  isolated C-class flare activity, according to NOAA’s Space Weather
  Prediction Center. The largest flare of the period was a C3.4 on
  September 8 from otherwise stable Region 4528. Region 4530 developed
  asymmetric penumbra on both its leading and trailing poles while
  undergoing consolidation in its intermediate area. New flux
  emergence in the...