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The K7RA Solar Update
Over this past week, four new sunspot groups appeared. Group 1101 was already in place since August 24, and 1102 emerged on August 29. On September 1, two new sunspot groups -- 1103 and 1104 -- appeared, and on September 2, sunspot group 1105 arrived. Through August 26-September 2, the daily sunspot numbers were 23, 11, 11, 25, 28, 27, 51 and 52 and these same eight days saw the relative total ...
Sept. 2010 letter from Supervisor Snider - TriValley Central
Sept. 2010 letter from Supervisor Snider
TriValley Central
The mission of the Pinal County Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES) communications group is “to operate, and maintain reliable, ...
Community Meetings 9-4 - Walton Sun
Community Meetings 9-4
Walton Sun
This club welcomes new and old Ham Radio operators. There are no business meetings on these Tuesdays. We have classes and a great time together. ...
Surfin’: Hurricane Hamming
By Stan Horzepa, WA1LOU
Contributing Editor
This week, Surfin’ makes plans for emergency communications of the hurricane variety.
As I write this, Connecticut and the Northeast are looking down the barrel of Hurricane Earl. It looks like my neck of the woods will only receive a glancing, but powerful blow, but points south and east of us will not be so lucky.
Having lived through direct hits fro...
The great expectation of DX quadruplets
Missing recording of last amateur 56 MHz transmissions
BBC TV - Orford Ness 1930's Radar
Operators needed for Spratly Islands DXpedition
Dave Raycroft's ICPO Bulletin
Landing Ship, Tank (LST) Signals in Morse
DX News from the ARRL
Plans for Heard Island VK0-H underway
GB2STI
Hurricane Earl Heading for North Carolina, Hurricane Warnings Issued for New England
Hurricane Earl -- once again a Category 4 storm -- is currently aiming for North Carolina’s Outer Banks. At 11 AM (EDT), Earl is located about 300 miles south of Cape Hatteras and 765 mles south of Nantucket Island, just off the coast of Massachusetts. Earl is now moving north at a speed near 18 MPH, and is expected to turn north-northeast with an increase in forward speed on Friday. The center...
New D-STAR Repeater Now in Place in ARRL Laboratory
The ARRL Lab has installed a D-STAR (Digital Smart Technologies for Amateur Radio) repeater in the Lab at the ARRL Headquarters building. Operating with an output of 147.390 MHz, positive offset, the W1HQ D-STAR repeater is a local repeater with a modest footprint covering the Hartford-New Britain, Connecticut area. The antenna is on the roof of the Headquarters building with the repeater locat...
CQ magazine launches streamlined website - celebrates with special web-only offer
Win a Wouxun KG-UVD2 dual-band HT
Radio Caroline to replace masts on Ross Revenge
Jordanian special event station
Denmark plans terrorism charge against Kurdish TV
Amateur Radio In The News
- Sept. 2010 letter from Supervisor Snider - TriValley Central
- Community Meetings 9-4 - Walton Sun
- CQ Unveils New Website: - eHam.net
- Hometown Happenings 0902 - Tbo.com
- Ham radio operators getting busy in Dallas - Gaston Gazette
- Amateur radio operators group 'RACES' into action - NorthJersey.com
- Hometown Happenings 0901 - Hernando Today
- Hometown Happenings 0901 - Tbo.com
- Ham radio operators to commemorate end of WWII - StarNewsOnline.com
- US Amateur Radio Emergency Service celebrates 75 years of service - Southgate Amateur Radio Club

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