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News for Friday 19 June
Russian-Ukrainian radio war spreads The Russian-Ukrainian radio war on 7055 kHz (LSB) has reached a new quality: Recently, frequency changes to 7050 and 7060 kHz LSB were reported several times
Video: What is the IARU?
The video ‘What is IARU?‘ is now available on the IARU Region 2 website
Transatlantic Emergency Call !
Paul, G4MWO spotted this interesting item in a recent ARRL Letter: On Monday, May 18, Kent County Amateur Radio Club member Ken Dix, KB2KBD, picked up an emergency call on the 146.91 MHz repeater: Richard Tashner, N2EO, of Massapequa, New York, was suffering a medical emergency and could not reach his phone to call for help
Guinea IOTA op
After their successful expedition from Palestine as E44CC in February 2020, members of the Radio Club de Provins (F6KOP team) have decided to prepare/plan for their future expedition to take place in January 2021
Falkland Islands
Look for VP8HDM/A [HDM suffix = Historical Dockyard Museum] to be active during the 2020 International Museum Weekends
AMSAT Member Portal huge success! It’s been 45 days since the launch of AMSAT’s online Member Portal.
In that short time, 1,060 members have logged in, and 254 new and previously expired members were added to AMSAT ranks
DX News from the ARRL
The American Radio Relay League’s round-up of the forthcoming week’s DX activity on the amateur radio bands
Tony’s 10m Band Report
Monday was pretty good but then the week went downhill till the week end when 5 reported contacts were needed to get in to the lists
Fully-remote exams in the USA Marcel Stieber AI6MS reports that as of June 15 over 1200 fully-remote amateur radio exams had been carried out in the USA
JS8Call ham radio data mode Steve Netting M0SPN has written an Introduction to the amateur radio data mode JS8Call, specifically covering the more interesting relay and mailbox functionality
First contact between Ireland & Slovenia made on the 40 MHz band
A few days ago, we reported on this site about the first contact on the new 40 MHz band between Slovenia and Lithuania. This has now been quickly followed by the first 40 MHz contact between Slovenia and Ireland
Operation from Iceland postponed
Operators Mek/SP7VC and Kate/SQ7OYL, who were expected be active as TF/SP7VC and TF/SQ7OYL, respectively, from various locations in Iceland between July 24th and August 13th, have postponed their operations
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