Welcome to the latest edition of the “Southgate Amateur Radio Club News” for 25-26 January 2020.
Views expressed in this Amateur/Ham Radio News summary are those of the reporters and correspondents.
Content supplied by the UK-based Southgate Amateur Radio Club.
Accessed on 26 January 2355 UTC, Post 1294.
Source:
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News for Sunday 26 January
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WIA looking for new board members
Wireless Institute of Australia News reminds members that nominations for Board are needed and says it would be good to have some female directors |
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In Our Time: Solar Wind
Last Thursday’s ‘In Our Time‘ on BBC Radio 4 had a useful discussion on the Solar Wind which radio amateurs might find interesting |
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South Orkney Islands DXpedition VP8PJ
Landing and camping at South Orkney requires permission from several government agencies. This multi step process takes months to complete. We recently received our final approval, the “Antarctic Conservation Act Permit” from the National Science Foundation |
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DXCC Country/Entity Report
According to the Amateur Radio Cluster Network for the week of Friday, 17th January, through Friday, 24th January there were 205 countries active |
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IOTA news from OPDX
Weekly IOTA News – compiled by Tedd Mirgliotta, KB8NW, editor of the Ohio/Penn DX Bulletin |
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News for Saturday 25 January
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Foundations of Amateur Radio
Is this frequency in use and other lies we tell ourselves
When you switch your radio on to start a radio fishing expedition you join all the other spectrum users across the planet. To be fair, you’ll likely only become aware of some of those for the time that your radio is switched on, even if there are thousands around |
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VK6WIA NewsWest
NewsWest for Sunday 26th of January falls on Australia Day.
Today, Australia marks our National Day, and regardless of how and when we might wish to celebrate it, we’re a country worth celebrating. As the Tony Bennett song goes“with all your faults I love you still” |
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Propagation de K7RA
No sunspots appeared over this reporting week (January 16-22) and on January 22 Spaceweather.com reported currently the consecutive period of spotless days is 11. But all recent sunspots have had Solar Cycle 25 polarity |
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