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Today on the Bands — Wednesday, September 23, 2026

Wednesday brings a healthy mix of the paper and the practical: QSL cards that pay you back, tips for wrangling a group POTA outing, and a couple of shortwave schedules worth marking on the calendar. We've also got a bit of blog-roll housekeeping and a scenic ramble along the Lewis and Clark trail to round things out.

  1. 01
    DX OnAllBands (DX Engineering)
    Earn DX Engineering Rewards When You Buy Special QSL Cards from PhotoQSLs

    DX Engineering and PhotoQSLs have paired up so those full-color confirmation cards can earn you rewards points toward future gear purchases.

    Read at source ↗
  2. 02
    POTA/SOTA OnAllBands (DX Engineering)
    Ham Radio Portable Insights—Tips on Holding a Successful Group POTA Activation

    Group activations mean different things to different folks, and this piece offers practical tips for making a shared POTA outing with friends go smoothly.

    Read at source ↗
  3. 03
    EmComm The SWLing Post
    Texas Radio Shortwave: Schedule for October 2026

    Texas Radio Shortwave's October schedule is out via N5RTC, so shortwave listeners can plan their dial-tuning sessions for next month.

    Read at source ↗
  4. 04
    Events The SWLing Post
    Carlos’ Illustrated Radio Listening Report and Recording of NHK (September 21, 2026)

    Cartoonist Carlos Latuff turns an NHK listening session into an illustrated report, a charming reminder that logging the shortwaves can be genuine art.

    Read at source ↗
  5. 05
    News AmateurRadio.com
    Seek and you shall find.

    A blogger digs into why Blogger's 'Blogs I follow' sidebar stopped updating, a small nuisance many ham webmasters will recognize.

    Read at source ↗
  6. 06
    News AmateurRadio.com
    On The Trail

    A travelogue along the Lewis and Clark National Historical Trail kicks off at St. Louis' Gateway Arch, blending history with the joys of portable adventure.

    Read at source ↗
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