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STRAYS

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Hello !!!! Buy a good Radio and then homebrew better one than that..... Dinesh
Patel VU2DCI

FRIENDS REMEMBERED

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By: K7NNG

The "Grouchy White Owl" is gone, but will never be forgotten.

SHACK SHOWCASE

K2UA Rover Mobile
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K2UA ROVER MOBILE

Top down: 6-ft-boom 1296-MHz loop Yagi; the back 1/3 of an FO-16 for 222 MHz; a
903 MHz Yagi (hard to see); a pair of 2-ft dishes, back-to-back (one for 10 GHz,
other has a triband feed for 2.3, 3.4 and 5.7 GHz); and a Cushcraft dual-band
Yagi for 144 and 432 MHz. The six-meter antenna is the loop bolted to the front
tower leg. This photo also shows the 4-foot steel gin-pole pipe mounted to the
tower near the pivot point. This provides the mechanical advantage required to
raise the antennas into the operating position (an easy one-person job).

PRODUCT REVIEWS

Ali Express Stainless Steel Dual Lever Paddle
well made, robust, with a nice touch Exline Signal
Great service Cushcraft MA5B Mini Beam
Amazing antenna! ELAD SP-1
Clear and crisp communication speaker HEATHKIT SA-2040
Stunning Performer for Very Little Money Yaesu FT-1000MP
Keeeeeepppppppeeeeeeerrrrrrr Elecraft KH1
Radio good but confusing--customer service excellent Duracell Alkaline Battery
With one star I said it all. PhotoQSL Full Color QSL Cards
First Rate Product and Service MRP40 Morse Decoder
WORKS GREAT ON WINDOWS 7,10 BUT NOT **11** KB3IFH QSL Cards
Great QSL cards!

CLASSIFIEDS

Icom SM30 Desktop microphone, 8-pin round Ten-Tec T-Kit 6 Meter Converter Kit,
unassembled Cable and Jumper for Signalink LDG KT-100 Autotuner, for Kenwood
rigs WTB: Kenwood S-599 Matching Speaker Commander HF-2500 HF 10m-160m amplifier
ANTENNA SWITCH PACKAGE

FORUM

Antennas, Towers and moreWeatherproof Remote Antenna Switch Box... CWMorse Code
Course for Beginners Boat AnchorsSeeking FNB4 battery source (Yaesu) Computers
And SoftwareAnytone AT-588 220 MHz Radio Programming Issue MiscKenwood D700

NEWS

How Amateur Radio is Connecting Astronauts in Space with Kids on Earth:
Consider this: It is now four decades ago that astronaut Owen Garriott, callsign
W5LFL, pioneered amateur radio communication from space. He was a cre... The
BEARS of Manchester are Radio Ready for the Road Race:
MANCHESTER, Conn. -- How does the Manchester Road Race keep up the pace? Part of
it is in the hands of the BEARS -- a group of Ham Radio operators who... IOWA's
NEPM Military-Amateur Cross-Band Activation Pearl Harbor Remembrance
The Battleship IOWA Amateur Radio Association (BIARA) and the IOWA's Innovation,
Engineering and Technology Team (IET) will activate the ship's origin... Ham
Radio Workshop Engages People of All Backgrounds:
Paul and Tana Dean first got interested in amateur radio, also known as "ham:
radio, during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Bellevue residents said they we...

HOW AMATEUR RADIO IS CONNECTING ASTRONAUTS IN SPACE WITH KIDS ON EARTH:

From : space.com on 2024-11-25

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Consider this: It is now four decades ago that astronaut Owen Garriott, callsign
W5LFL, pioneered amateur radio communication from space. He was a crewmember on
the space shuttle program's STS-9 mission. During that space shuttle flight in
1983, Garriott became the first-ever person in space to communicate with amateur
radio operators on the ground. He was also the first person to be heard directly
from space by members of the public using simple radio receivers and scanners.
That event transformed astronaut communications from space forever, allowing
amateur radio operators and the public to communicate with people in space. But
don't change that dial! Much more is coming in terms of amateur radio and the
International Space Station.

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Website :

How Amateur Radio is Connecting Astronauts in Space with Kids on Earth: See the
full story here:

LINK

THE BEARS OF MANCHESTER ARE RADIO READY FOR THE ROAD RACE:

From : fox61.com on 2024-11-24

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MANCHESTER, Conn. -- How does the Manchester Road Race keep up the pace? Part of
it is in the hands of the BEARS -- a group of Ham Radio operators who lend their
time and talents to help keep the Road Race running. BEARS is an acronym for
"Better Emergency Amateur Radio Service" and, this year, there will be 55 BEARs
spread across the Manchester Road Race course providing both leading runners
information and to help with any issues or emergencies that might occur.

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Website :

The BEARS of Manchester are Radio Ready for the Road Race: See the full story
here:

LINK

IOWA'S NEPM MILITARY-AMATEUR CROSS-BAND ACTIVATION PEARL HARBOR REMEMBRANCE

From : Doug Dowds, W6HB on 2024-11-23

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The Battleship IOWA Amateur Radio Association (BIARA) and the IOWA's Innovation,
Engineering and Technology Team (IET) will activate the ship's original NEPM
Navy call sign on December 7 and 8, 2024. Hours of operation both days are
expected to be from 0700 PST (1500 UTC) to 1700 PST (0100 UTC).

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Website :

IOWA’s NEPM Military-Amateur Cross-Band Activation for Pearl Harbor Remembrance

The Battleship IOWA Amateur Radio Association (BIARA) and the IOWA’s Innovation,
Engineering and Technology Team (IET) will activate the ship’s original NEPM
Navy call sign on December 7 and 8, 2024. Hours of operation both days are
expected to be from 0700 PST (1500 UTC) to 1700 PST (0100 UTC).

This activation will be in memory of the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 and all
the radio amateurs and aficionados who answered the call taking their skills
into the military and civilian war efforts. Enjoy Radio at War
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUx_hqwHM1I) and Amateur Radio Before and
During WWII
(https://bw.billl.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Radio-History-03-Amateur-Radio-Before-and-During-WWII-By-Dan-Davis-W8LUX.pdf)
to follow what amateur radio operators brought to bear during this period.

We thank the ARRL and their legal team for working with the Federal
Communications Commission to obtain a waiver to Section 97.111(a) to allow
appropriately licensed amateur radio operators to work NEPM for this limited
event.

Amateurs are reminded that they may NOT transmit on the military frequencies
issued to NEPM. Amateur radio operators must operate within the privileges of
their licenses. Licensees of other countries not under the US’s FCC jurisdiction
are advised to refer to the regulations imposed by their licensing agencies
before calling NEPM.

Note that all phone operations are on UPPER SIDEBAND as the military does not
authorize us to use LSB.

NEPM transmit frequency and mode: Expected
listening frequency:

7.469 MHz USB/J3E 7.261 MHz
USB/J3E

12.382 MHz CW/A1A 14.061 MHz
CW/A1A

14.667 MHz USB/J3E 14.261 MHz
USB/J3E

19.160 MHz RTTY 21.150
MHz RTTY

21.856 MHz USB/J3E 21.361
USB/J3E

Please note that listed listening frequencies are a starting point.
The operator will tell you where we are listening to minimize your causing
interference to stations in band that are not aware you are communicating with
NEPM outside the amateur bands.

For an NEPM QSL please follow the instructions found on our Web site at
https://biara.org.

The National Museum of the Surface Navy at Battleship IOWA will formally open on
the US Navy’s 250th birthday on October 13, 2025. Under the management of the
Pacific Battleship Center the IOWA is open for tours from 1000 to 1600 Pacific
Local Time year-round except Thanksgiving and Christmas. To arrange a visit to
the Communication’s Center and BIARA’s radio operations or to guest operate
NI6BB, you may email info@biara.org or w6hb@biara.org.

HAM RADIO WORKSHOP ENGAGES PEOPLE OF ALL BACKGROUNDS:

From : mtexpress.com on 2024-11-23

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Paul and Tana Dean first got interested in amateur radio, also known as "ham:
radio, during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Bellevue residents said they were
concerned about safety and being able to communicate during emergency
situations, so they decided to get a radio. Ham radio operators are restricted
to use certain frequencies and are not allowed to do any business. It is simply
for private recreation or emergency communications. This form of communication
was developed in the early 1900s, with the word "ham" mocking operators who
weren't skilled in Morse code. They were referred to as "ham-fisted," according
to the National Association for Amateur Radio.

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Website :

Ham Radio Workshop Engages People of All Backgrounds: See the full story here:

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PROPAGATION

Issued 2024 Nov 25 0905 UTC
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Actv: SW:moderate
Fcst: SW:moderate

NOAA Solar Activity Measurement Current Next 24 hrs Geomagnetic
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ARTICLES

How to Keep RF Out of Your Rig
Some simple solutions to make your operating clean and stress-free! Indoor Attic
Antennas -- Always Surprise Me!
An "eHam Classic" by N2LK The Ham Radio Spirit of Experimentation
The convoluted course of a major improvement to an excellent radio! Dead
Electrical Dudes No. 7
KA4KOE's look back at Heinrich Hertz

CALENDAR

AMI Jamboree2024-11-29 ARRL 160 Meter Contest2024-12-06 ARRL 10 Meter
Contest2024-12-14 HamCation 20252025-02-07 ARRL DX CW2025-02-15 ARRL DX
Phone2025-03-01 ARRL Field Day2025-06-28

SURVEYS

Q: OTHER THAN CLASSIC RADIOS, WHAT OLD FASHIONED EQUIPMENT STILL ADORNS YOUR
SHACK - PREFERABLY SOMETHING YOU USE REGULARLY? PLEASE, COMMENTS ENCOURAGED.

Responses: 76
Comments: 13

Answers:

1:TNC
2:Speech Processor
3:DVK-100 or other voice keyer
4:Straight Key or Bug or other classic keying device
5:D-104 or similar classic microphone
6:Analog or mechanical digital clock
7:Other

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