Sunspots 1 147 and 1 149 are about to disappear out of direct Earth view. Fortunately a new and as yet unnumbered sunspot is forming on the eastern limb Read the Full Article from the SARC
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For the SARL Field Day on 12 to 13 February, members of the Boland Amateur Radio Club will have the SARL’s birthday call sign, ZS85SARL, on the air and will it offer the last opportunity to radio amateurs, who have not yet made contact with ZS85SARL, to do so Read the Full Article from the [...] Jim, ND9M/VQ9JC plans to operate the amateur radio satellites from his merchant marine ship presently enroute from Diego Garcia (grid MI62) to Charleston, SC (FM03) via the Pacific Ocean Read the Full Article from the SARC The longtime host of a popular shortwave radio listeners’ program, Clayton Howard, W9KJZ, died January 27, 2011 in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. He was 92. Howard served from 1941 to 1984 as an engineer with Radio Station HCJB, the missionary shortwave station in Quito, Ecuador. Clayton also began Andes DX International (ANDEX), a club for shortwave [...] The arrival of the Russian Progress-41 flight carrying the ARISSat-1 Amateur Radio Experiment to the International Space Station will be televised live via NASA TV starting at 8PM CST (UTC-6) on Saturday, January 29 Read the Full Article from the SARC There are 6,600 trained volunteer weather spotters across southern New England and a third of them are licensed Radio Amateurs Read the Full Article from the SARC Radio Amateurs pioneered the development of CubeSat technology and demonstrated the communication capabilities of these small satellites. Now young US Army engineers are developing their own CubeSats at the Redstone Arsenal in Alabama Read the Full Article from the SARC The G7 volunteer QSL sub manager, Martin Forrester, G7JWR has moved. Please check his new address on the RSGB website members’ area before sending C5 size SAEs to collect your cards Read the Full Article from the SARC At the next Kempton Rally on Sunday 17 April, Radiofairs will be holding a group of technical clinics to help newcomers and old timers alike with any amateur radio problems Read the Full Article from the SARC Yesterday morning, a spectacular double eruption on the sun produced the strongest solar flare of the year so far (an M1-class event) Read the Full Article from the SARC David Searle ZL3DWS has been appointed Publicity and Marketing Officer for the New Zealand National Society NZART Read the Full Article from the SARC |
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