Friday, February 26, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
ROS new Digital Mode
ROS a new digital mode under test. Using spread spectrum and 1 or 16 baud signalling rates it is designed to cope with noise,low signals,Meteor Scatter and Moon Bounce.
Directional Antennas
Diana Eng demonstrates and explains a Yagi antenna, useful for transmitting directional signals.
Monday, February 22, 2010
T32 callsigns issued
The callsigns for the upcoming
T32 Southern Line Islands Dxpedition
have been issued.
Read here for details
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Friday, February 12, 2010
T32 Southern Line Islands DXped
Announcing the IOTA dxpedition to the Southern Line Islands
An international dxpedition to the following islands will commence late March:
OC-279 Malden Island
OC-280 Starbuck Island
OC-281 Caroline Island
OC-282 Vostok Island
These are all uninhabited islands and are new IOTAs, never before activated. We are planning to be active on each island for 4 days. QSL direct via SM6CAS. We sail on the S/V Kwai from Kiritimati (Christmas) Island on 17 March. The team comprises Nils-SM6CAS (leader), Steve-G4EDG, Mike-K9AJ and Derek-G3KHZ. We will be taking 5 Kiribati Government officials with us. The sea journey will be almost 1,800 nautical miles and we will return to Kiritimati on 20 April. Special thanks to Kimo, KH7U for his immense help and tireless effort obtaining equipment for us and getting it to the S/V Kwai while in harbour at Honolulu.
TNX Derek, G3KHZ
T32 website: http://t32line.webnode.com/
An international dxpedition to the following islands will commence late March:
OC-279 Malden Island
OC-280 Starbuck Island
OC-281 Caroline Island
OC-282 Vostok Island
These are all uninhabited islands and are new IOTAs, never before activated. We are planning to be active on each island for 4 days. QSL direct via SM6CAS. We sail on the S/V Kwai from Kiritimati (Christmas) Island on 17 March. The team comprises Nils-SM6CAS (leader), Steve-G4EDG, Mike-K9AJ and Derek-G3KHZ. We will be taking 5 Kiribati Government officials with us. The sea journey will be almost 1,800 nautical miles and we will return to Kiritimati on 20 April. Special thanks to Kimo, KH7U for his immense help and tireless effort obtaining equipment for us and getting it to the S/V Kwai while in harbour at Honolulu.
TNX Derek, G3KHZ
T32 website: http://t32line.webnode.com/
Thursday, February 11, 2010
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