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Radar Systems on Shortwave PDF Print Email
  
Thursday, 16 August 2012 08:17

Wolf, DK2OM, IARU Region 1 Co-Ordinator Monitoring System describes the various HF radar systems in a very interesting contribution. It's a very interesting document and worth a look. Many thanks to Wolf.

"The shortwaves are crowded by many kinds of Radars. Radars are often disturbing Amateur radio, Weatherfax, Military traffic and other services, too. This collection is only a small overview! We are expecting more systems with partly very complicate parameters and purposes. Observations with SDR-Receivers (like Perseus) and analysis by the sophisticated Wavecom products are often helpful. Other equipments, which are used by laboratories are much too expensive for Radio amateurs."

Among the data provided, are observations taken from the Cyprus based radar systems as well.

icon Radar Systems on Shortwave (9.53 MB)

Last Updated ( Thursday, 16 August 2012 08:40 )
 
Youngsters On The Air 2012 Belgium and The Netherlands PDF Print Email
  
Wednesday, 15 August 2012 08:12

IARU Region 1 Youth Coordinator Lisa Leenders PA2LS reports on a youth radio camp for Belgian and Dutch radio amateurs.

During the summer of 2012, a youth radio camp will be held in Belgium, organized by UBA youth commission and Dutch radio amateurs.

Location will be close to the Dutch border. In this week many young radio amateurs from 9 different European countries will be participating in different activities: contesting, ARDF, presentations, fieldday, visiting radio stations etc.. It will be a great experience for the young HAM’s which they will never forget.

The special callsign which the youngsters will be using during the event is ON4YOTA.

When: 19-26 August 2012

Participants: 9 teams from different European member associations of IARU R1. A team consist of 1 team leader, this could be an older person, and 4 team members with the age between 18-25 years.

The following countries are participating: Romania, Slovenia, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Ireland, Germany, Belgium and The Netherlands.

See the bulletin for more info.
http://www.iaru-r1.org/index.php?option=com_remository
&Itemid=173&func=startdown&id=442


IARU Region 1 http://www.iaru-r1.org/

 
SR0FLY - Radio Amateur Kids Day - launching of the balloon with the cross-band repeater PDF Print Email
  
Saturday, 09 June 2012 21:19

Copernicus project

On the occasion of the Radio Amateur Kids Day on 16th June 2012, a special activity that could be especially interesting as a means of promotion of amateur radio amongst young operators and young potential radio amateurs.

A tropospheric balloon will be launched on 16th June (Saturday) at 11.00 UTC from W³oc³awek (Poland), and will carry out a cross-band repeater with the callsign SR0FLY.

145.587,5 MHz (downlink)
439.512,5 MHz (uplink)


The cross band repeater is a part of payload and mission of stratospheric balloon. Real range is a
radius of about 600 kilometers. So, is a real chance to realize QSO between stations...

Last Updated ( Saturday, 09 June 2012 21:51 )
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C4MG – Agios Georgios island activation (AS-120) PDF Print Email
  
Friday, 22 June 2012 12:42

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Members of the Nicosia Amateur Radio Club will be QRV as C4MG from Agios Georgios Island, IOTA AS-120, on 23 and 24 June 2012.
Activity will be on 80 to 6 meters, with three stations, using mostly SSB with some CW.

The operating team will comprise of 5B4MF, 5B4ZN, 5B4AFM, 5B4AMF, 5B4AHE, 5B4AJH, 5B4SN, 5B8AP, and 5B4AHZ.

QSL via 5B4KH

 
Youngsters on the Air Week in Romania PDF Print Email
  
Sunday, 06 May 2012 22:40

From July 27 to August 4, 2011 a young Dutch amateur radio team was in Campina, Romania (90 km north of Bucharest) for Youngsters on the Air Week, part of the European Commission (EC) 'Youth in Action' program.

There were 45 participants registered from nine countries: Belgium, Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Poland, Slovenia and Romania. Each country provided teams of four young radio amateurs (aged between 18 and 25 years) and a team captain.

The Dutch team was led by 21 year old Lisa Leenders PA2LS who recently went on a DXpedition to Ghana. She first got an amateur radio novice license at the age of 13 and was issued with the call sign PD2LLS.

For the Youngsters on the Air Week the special callsign YO0YOA was used. During the week there were many PowerPoint presentations about amateur radio in Europe, youth and amateur radio, frequencies, antennas, propagation, satellite communications, digital modes and disaster relief. Discussions followed each of the presentations.

There was also a treasure hunt and a radio field day along with a visit to the office of the national amateur organization FRR In the capital Bucharest. The last day was devoted to evaluating the event and the publicity surrounding it.

 
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