SARCFEST
Sunday 7th August - Come along
Everyone is cordially invited to the Summerland ARC Hamfest ("SARCFEST"). at the clubrooms, 414 Richmond Hill Road, Richmond Hill. 11km east of Lismore, off the Bruxner Highway.
Gates open at 8am. Traders entry from 7 am.
Parking via Livotto Drive.
Entry is $2, or $5 for a family. What's on at SARCFEST 2011
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Mark, VK4PH has just regained his old callsign VK4BMKNews provided by VK4MU/VK4ARJ |
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Moonbounce for Everyone -- Courtesy of the Arecibo Radio Telescope
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Sending Amateur Radio signals to the Moon and back has never been easy. After roundtrip journeys of nearly half a million miles, even the most powerful signals generated by hams are exquisitely weak on arrival. Because of the equipment and expertise necessary for successful "moonbounce" operating, this facet of Amateur Radio has been traditionally confined to a small audience. But for three days in April even hams with very modest stations will have the opportunity to experience the thrill of moonbounce, thanks to the giant radio telescope at the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico.
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Newsflash
| HI3TEJ Still # 1 In radio-sport.net World Standings |
| Along with qualifying for the World Radiosport Team Championships,
Teddy Jiminez HI3TEJ has again kept himself at the top of the
latest radio-sport.net World Single Operator Standings. Chasing Jiminez in second is Yuri Kurinyi UA9AM. Check out the latest standings and see if you've made it into
the Single Operator World 100! read full article |
| 2010 WRTC Battle Revs Up Again With CQ WW DX |
| This year's CQ WW DX Contests promise to be even more of a competitive
flashpoint, as the the drive to qualify for the 2010 World Radiosport Team Championships in
Russia moves into the final stretch. Check out the latest
as radio-sport.net begins its extensive coverage of
the 2008 CQ WW DX SSB contest. read full article |
| Spanish radio hams gear-up for '7th Antarctic Week' |
| Spanish amateur radio operators will activate the special callsign AO1ANT between February 22-28th read full article |
| SOS Radio Week starts |
| SOS Radio Week is now underway and over 35 stations are taking part to raise money for the RNLI. Among those taking part is Chelmsford Amateur Radio Society (CARS) member Jim Salmon 2E0RMI read full article |
| SOS Radio Week starts |
| SOS Radio Week is now underway and over 35 stations are taking part to raise money for the RNLI. Among those taking part is Chelmsford Amateur Radio Society (CARS) member Jim Salmon 2E0RMI read full article |
| QRP Z-Match |
| Technical Reference/QRP Projects Small QRP Z-match project for max 10 W output by DL2LTO |