
Conversas do Éter: Onde a teoria encontra a prática, e o passado dialoga com o futuro
Num país onde as fronteiras entre o académico e o amador raramente se cruzam, o Conversas do Éter, congresso de radiocomunicações realizado anualmente na Universidade de Aveiro, surge como uma exce...

Rádio Clube de Loulé: Ondas curtas, raízes profundas
Longe das grandes capitais e dos centros urbanos saturados, no coração do Algarve, encontra-se um dos mais discretos — mas persistentes — bastiões do radioamadorismo português: o Rádio Clube de Lou...

Best Legacy in the Ether: TRGM, Coimbra
Num país de tradições seculares, é talvez surpreendente descobrir que uma das mais duradouras instituições de radioamadores em Portugal não se encontra na capital, mas no coração académico do país:...

Desde Calimero hasta EB5WC: La STL de Paterna mantiene viva la pasión por la radio
PATERNA, VALENCIA — En una era de comunicación instantánea y redes digitales, Antonio Tudela Roig (EB5WC) lidera con convicción una comunidad que apuesta por algo más artesanal, más humano: la radi...

Best of Torrent: Celebrating 50 Years of Radiowaves and Reinvention
TORRENT, VALENCIA — In a world increasingly dominated by fiber optics and 5G, the Union of Radio Amateurs of Torrent (URE Torrent) proves that high-frequency radiowaves still hold their charm — and...

URE Valencia: The Heart of Radio Waves and Civic Purpose in the Mediterranean
VALENCIA, SPAIN — Nestled within the polytechnic campus of the University of Valencia (UPV), in Edificio 7F, the headquarters of EA5URV — the Valencia section of Spain’s national amateur radio unio...

Best Sprint and Sanctity: Xàtiva’s Devotion to Radio and Heritage
XÀTIVA, VALENCIA — In a world enamored with digital brevity and Wi-Fi saturation, the EA5URX amateur radio club in Xàtiva offers a curious blend of high-frequency communication and historical pilgr...

Voices Across the Airwaves: Valladolid’s “Radio Without Borders”
VALLADOLID, CASTILE AND LEÓN — Before podcasts, before YouTube, and before the digital transformation of amateur radio, there was "La Radio Sin Fronteras." Born not in a shack cluttered with knobs ...

Silent Signals, Loud Legacy: Amateur Radio in Zaragoza
ZARAGOZA, ARAGÓN — Tucked away in a modest parish space on Calle de Ámsterdam, behind a quiet brick façade, is EA2URZ, the call sign of Zaragoza’s amateur radio collective. Every Wednesday evening,...

Best Maritime Heritage Revival: ARAM’s Radio Roots in Northern Portugal
In the lush, green folds of northern Portugal, a former playground now hums with electromagnetic whispers. The Associação de Radioamadores do Alto Minho (ARAM), founded in 1992 by a modest but dete...

Best Rural Signal: ARAT and the Spirit of Trás-os-Montes
In Portugal’s often-overlooked northeastern frontier, where granite hills cradle quiet valleys and traditions hold strong, a voice crackles across the ether. It’s not a farmer’s shout, nor the hum ...

Best Legal Framework: ARBA and the Governance of Waves
In a world increasingly obsessed with deregulation and disruption, the Associação de Radioamadores da Beira Alta (ARBA) stands as a model of disciplined continuity. Founded in 1977, amid the post-r...

Best Emergency Backbone: ARBB and the Ethics of Readiness
n an age of technological overabundance and societal complacency, the Associação de Radioamadores da Beira Baixa (ARBB) offers a quietly subversive idea: preparedness rooted in ethics, not alarmism...

Signals from Santa Clara: ARC and the Geometry of Community
In the shadow of the University of Coimbra’s storied arcades—where Ptolemaic astronomy once shaped worldviews and charted the heavens—another kind of constellation thrives: the Associação de Radioa...

A Quiet Frequency Between Rivers: ARETD and the Spirit of Local Resilience
Nestled between the winding courses of the Tâmega and Douro rivers, far from the radar of metropolitan Lisbon or Porto, operates one of Portugal’s quieter but no less vital amateur radio associatio...
