SatNOGS is Satellite Networked Open Ground Stations. Dan White AD0CQ presented their story at the 2015 ARRL/TAPR DCC in Chicago. The basic idea is to have lots of geeks – hams and otherwise – build these simple ground stations for receiving data from LEOs (Low Earth Orbiting Satellites) like the CubeSATS, network them together, and create as continuous a system as possible for pulling the data from the satellites and making it available to the people who need it.
If you’re looking for a project that can interest young, future technologists, this is something you can start today!
Orlando HamCation® at the Central Florida Fairgrounds Friday through Sunday, February 8 – 10 is the 2019 ARRL Southeastern Division Convention. One of... Read more
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The latest IARU Monitoring System newsletter reports Russian Military traffic in the amateur radio 7 and 14 MHz bands has increased The Russian Navy h... Read more
Despite largely dismal HF conditions, there is no doubt that the recent FT8 digital protocol has made hams more enthusiastic about getting on the air.... Read more
Description New robust Heatsinks – Fischer. Continuous 900W DIGI-modes. Quiet fans. TAJFUN 1000 is small, lightweight but robus LDMOS Power Ampl... Read more
ChubuSat-2, ChubuSat-3 and Horyu-4 are expected to launch between 0845-0930 UT on Friday, February 12 into a 575 km, 31 degree inclination orbit. Yasu... Read more
Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) is once again seeking formal and informal education institutions and organizations — individu... Read more
Tad Cook, K7RA, Seattle, reports: Four new sunspots emerged this week and were visible every day. Spaceweather.com issued a warning on April 22: “A CM... Read more
The ZUMspot RPi is an advanced radio module board. Paired with a Raspberry Pi and the MMDVM software becomes a small and efficient multi-mode digital... Read more
During the Sporadic E season 2017, German radiators of approval class A can again use a section of the 4 m band at 70 MHz for experiments. The officia... Read more
Tad Cook, K7RA, Seattle, reports: Sunspot activity increased dramatically this week. Over the course of the reporting week, sunspot numbers peaked at... Read more
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Orlando HamCation® this Weekend is ARRL Southeastern Division Convention
US Navy 1944 Training Video for Hand sending of Morse Code
Russian military in 7 and 14 MHz Ham Radio bands
FT8 Activity Bumping Up at Some Expense to Other Modes
New ! BIG TAJFUN 1000 144 MHz – 1KW
Japanese Ham Radio Satellite Launch
ARISS Opens Window for ISS Ham Radio Contact Proposals on February 1
The K7RA Solar Update
ZUMSpot RPi PiStar Hotspot Review
70 MHz: BNetzA allows operation in Germany
The K7RA Solar Update
New Icom IC-7851
The list of participants of WRTC2018 is now published
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