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QST was and is the foremost magazine for the ham radio fans of the US. First published in 1915 by the American Radio Relay League (A.R.R.L.); over a hundred years later, it's still being published today. Imagine the transitions from spark gap to glowing tubes to transistors to computerized communications shacks: It's all in this magazine.
The early issues are hard to find, and rarely sold; our cover image files for the early years are not the best. But enjoy them for what they are. All the issues of QST from the first to a recent one are available online for A.R.R.L. members at their website, ARRL.org. They have also sold a CD-ROM of these issues, but in black-and-white only. NOTE: Amateur radio was shut down during World War One, and QST suspended publication during that time; there were no issues published for 1917-10 through 1919-05.
Michael Ward W6INA, originator of this website, is a life member of the A.R.R.L., and proud to be one.
The early issues are hard to find, and rarely sold; our cover image files for the early years are not the best. But enjoy them for what they are. All the issues of QST from the first to a recent one are available online for A.R.R.L. members at their website, ARRL.org. They have also sold a CD-ROM of these issues, but in black-and-white only. NOTE: Amateur radio was shut down during World War One, and QST suspended publication during that time; there were no issues published for 1917-10 through 1919-05.
Michael Ward W6INA, originator of this website, is a life member of the A.R.R.L., and proud to be one.

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QST 1915-12
1083 visits
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QST 1916-01
2672 visits
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QST 1916-02
764 visits
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QST 1916-03
777 visits
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QST 1916-04
722 visits
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QST 1916-05
842 visits
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QST 1916-06
711 visits
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QST 1916-07
677 visits
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QST 1916-08
795 visits
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QST 1916-09
783 visits
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QST 1916-10
895 visits
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QST 1916-11
834 visits
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QST 1916-12
742 visits
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QST 1917-01
779 visits
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QST 1917-02
833 visits
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QST 1917-03
730 visits
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QST 1917-04
556 visits
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QST 1917-05
538 visits
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QST 1917-06
563 visits
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QST 1917-07
680 visits
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QST 1917-08
612 visits
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QST 1917-09
528 visits
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QST 1919-06
690 visits
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QST 1919-07
549 visits
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QST 1919-08
569 visits
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QST 1919-09
595 visits
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QST 1919-10
1944 visits
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QST 1919-11
535 visits
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QST 1919-12
522 visits
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QST 1920-01
610 visits
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QST 1920-02
3045 visits
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QST 1920-03
590 visits
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QST 1920-04
1763 visits
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QST 1920-05
536 visits
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QST 1920-06
3061 visits
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QST 1920-07
575 visits
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QST 1920-08
561 visits
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QST 1920-09
617 visits
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QST 1920-10
527 visits
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QST 1920-11
554 visits
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QST 1920-12
641 visits
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QST 1921-01
557 visits
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QST 1921-02
549 visits
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QST 1921-03r
537 visits
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QST 1921-04
489 visits
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QST 1921-05
2824 visits
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QST 1921-06
560 visits
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QST 1921-07r
549 visits
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QST 1921-08r
571 visits
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QST 1921-09r
564 visits
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QST 1921-10r
468 visits
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QST 1921-11
579 visits
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QST 1921-12
2849 visits
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QST 1922-02
2533 visits
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QST 1922-03
1709 visits
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QST 1922-04
2280 visits
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QST 1922-05
2629 visits
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QST 1922-06
2974 visits
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QST 1922-07
2463 visits
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QST 1922-08
1614 visits
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QST 1922-09
2690 visits
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QST 1922-10
1416 visits
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QST 1922-11
2489 visits
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QST 1922-12
2692 visits
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QST 1923-01
2470 visits
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QST 1923-02
1567 visits
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QST 1923-03
2314 visits
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QST 1923-04
1315 visits
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QST 1923-05
2261 visits
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QST 1923-06
1445 visits
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QST 1923-07
2248 visits
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QST 1923-08
1454 visits
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QST 1923-09
2579 visits
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QST 1923-10
2014 visits
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QST 1923-11
2238 visits
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QST 1923-12
2288 visits
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QST 1924-01
2177 visits
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QST 1924-02
2283 visits
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QST 1924-03
445 visits
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QST 1924-05
2171 visits