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If you’d like to stay up to date with my journey in the amateur radio world, the best way to do so is by subscribing via RSS¹.

How to Subscribe

Choose a Feed Reader: If you don’t already have one, you will need a feed reader application. There are many options depending on your operating system, privacy preferences, and whether you prefer local or cloud-synced data. Here are a few quick choices²:

Name	Platforms	Type	Price	FOSS	Account Req.	Privacy / Tracking	Sync Method
NetNewsWire	macOS, iOS, iPadOS	Native	Free	Yes	No	None	iCloud, Feedbin, FreshRSS, etc.
Fluent Reader	Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android	Native	Free (Desktop) / Paid (Mobile)	Yes	No	None	Local, iCloud, Dropbox, Nextcloud
Thunderbird	Windows, macOS, Linux, FreeBSD	Native	Free	Yes	No	Opt-out telemetry	Local only
Newsboat	Linux, FreeBSD, macOS	Terminal	Free	Yes	No	None	Local, or via FreshRSS / Miniflux
FreshRSS	Web (Browser)	Self-Hosted	Free	Yes	Yes (On your own server)	None (You control the data)	Built-in API to sync with Native Apps
Feedly	Web, iOS, Android	Web / App	Freemium	No	Yes	Collects analytics & usage data	Proprietary Cloud

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Add it to your Reader: Open your chosen feed reader, look for an option to “Add Feed” or “Subscribe,” and paste the URL. Once added, your reader will bring all my latest updates straight to your shack!

Once added, your reader will handle the rest, bringing all my latest updates straight to your shack!

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) and Atom are standard web formats used to publish frequently updated works, like blog entries. Instead of remembering to check this site for new posts, you can use an RSS Reader (also known as a news aggregator) to pull new articles directly to your device the moment they are published. ↩︎
None of the entries in the table are being endorsed, it is a starter set to get you started. ↩︎