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VK National News 12Nov23
Text edition:
Weekly news from the WIA:
MP3 edition of news available at: http://www.wia-files.com/podcast/wianews-2023-11-12.mp3
Text edition:
2023 NOVEMBER 12 VK NATIONAL NEWS BROADCAST ON VK1WIA
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THE BEST NEWS YOU'LL GET ALL WEEK
THIS LINK IS A VIDEO VERSION OF NEWS COMPILED BY VK5BD BEVAN
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NATIONAL NEWS FOR WEEK COMMENCING NOV 12 2023
IN OUR 28th YEAR OF NON STOP NEWS
THIS WEEK:-
WIA DIRECTOR STEVE GREEN VK2TSG and the ART OF BEING PREPARED.
PLUS MUCH MUCH MORE IN THIS EDITION OF NEWS FROM THE
WIRELESS INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA.
I'M EDITOR GRAHAM VK4BB
WIA
JOIN THE WIA
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Hello, this is WIA Director Steven Green VK2TSG, with a brief
discussion of preparedness.
In Australia, it is well known when Bushfire season begins,
particularly, this is felt in rural areas and on the outskirts of
our major towns and cities. Some seasons are worse than others, and
it is known that if we have a number of years without a widespread
problem, the fuel on the ground will have built up and increases the
possibility of another catastrophic event.
Backburning is often used to reduce leaf litter and other debris, but
often does not cover as much area as needed. Bushfires cant be
eradicated completely in a practical sense, and if we were able to do
this, it would harm the environment here downunder; this is because
many native trees, shrubs, and other life, use fire as a trigger for
seeding and regeneration.
Prior to the arrival of the first-fleet and a number of years after,
many native peoples would set fires to help regenerate areas when
needed.
Today, we need to take precautions and prepare, enabling us to
preserve life and limb, buildings and infrastructure, and so forth.
So, in the hotter months, we must ask ourselves Are we ready?.
In-short, and for most of us, I would say no, and that is a
worrying thought.
In New South Wales the Rural Fire Service have been promoting their
updated Fire rating systems and signage, as well as locally running
programmes to explain to households how to become prepared. No doubt,
the Country Fire Authority in Victoria, and the Bushfire services in
other states are doing the similar.
As Radio Amateurs, we too must be ready. Although we should do this
for our own homes, we should also be Radio-Ready. Often, we
promote our ability to get messages through when the normal
infrastructure is down, but would we be able to do this if called
upon as you read this?
Are your handheld or other batteries charged?
Do you know where everything is if you had to load it into the car in
the next 10 minutes?
Is it all in working order?
Would you have enough supplies to last a 24-hour period without your
home, the local supermarket, service station, or fast-food restaurant
to stop at?
A year or two ago, I was invited to give a talk on Amateur Radio to
an Australian Preppers group, if you have not heard Prepping is
the act of preparing for major outages or problems during natural
disasters, civil unrest , or and any other interruptions to society
and the availability of goods, services, and normal infrastructure.
It includes any topic considered off-grid, these can be food
preservation and storage, alternate power sources, the caching of
resources, equipment, tools, and information that would allow you to
survive for a moderate to long period of time without support.
Prepping groups are quite popular in the United States with Amateur
Radio being seen as an effective backup to communications if the
internet and phone services were to be lost. The Australian Prepping
community has not yet taken this step, and in my talk, I detailed how
easy it is to start in Amateur Radio and how it can be applied in
these circumstances.
Many of us came to Amateur Radio due to the technical aspects,
others due to the ability to communicate, others come due to how it
can be used to enhance other hobbies such as Four-Wheel driving,
outback or marine travel, scientific experimentation, and many
others. Prepping is an area that we have yet to engage and could
also learn from.
There are already many online videos, websites, books, and articles
on emergency preparedness so I will not go into detail here,
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Additional information (unspoken)
Here are some basic first steps to consider..
Ensure that the batteries on your handheld and other devices are
charged at all times.
Collect together all the items you may need to keep your radio/s
running such as cables, chargers, etc. and keep them in the same
place.
Test your equipment to ensure that it is in good working order.
Collect a list of frequencies that may be of use in an event or
emergency locally. This includes common simplex frequencies as
many repeaters are unlikely to have battery power lasting more
than 24 hours. Have a number of them stored in your radio where
possible.
Get a small bag together ( a go-Bag ) with a change of clothing,
medications you would need over 24 to 48hrs if deployed or
evacuated, along with any other essential items, such as a torch
and a broadcast receiver.
Read up on your local Fire Service guides on how to prepare your
home, family, and vehicle for a bushfire emergency, and encourage
your neighbours, friends, and family to do the same. Also,
look for Amateur Radio information on preparing for emergencies.
Perhaps standardise some of your connectors with Anderson
PowerPoles and carry some RF adapters to increase standardisation
and interoperability with the equipment of others.
Later, consider moving some of your equipment into a Go-Box
arrangement, that is, a station in a box. Here, it can be all
be setup and ready to go with just a power source and an antenna
added, there are many examples online to look at.
Ensure that you have a First-Aid kit and perhaps bottled water
on-hand in-case its needed.
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Amateur Radio is a hobby to many, but emergencies are one of the
circumstances that shows how it is much more than that. Make
yourself Radio-Ready, it may ensure your safety or that of your
neighbours, town, or beyond. Amateurs are often community minded,
and many are members of local BushFire brigades, perhaps invite them
or their team to your club to discuss Fire preparedness or even join
WICEN in your State to learn more.
Steven Paul Green EN, VK2TSG
National Director & Board Member
The Wireless Institute of Australia, founded in 1910
Gidday! this is David, VK4DN from the Bundaberg Amateur Radio Club.
WIA Convention is happening in Bundaberg on May 4th and 5th next
year and we would love it if you could attend!
This is by far the #1 event in the calendar year for Amateur Radio
in Australia! Its being held at the new State-of-the-Art Multiplex
convention center and it promises to be an amazing weekend - full of
interesting activities!
We have the 2024 WIA Conference and AGM:
Interesting discussions about the future of Amateur radio in
Australia / Election of the WIA Board / Award presentations.
The annual WIA Gala Dinner: Enjoy a tasty buffet meal and take some
time to meet with other amateurs from all over Australia.
Guest Speakers:
Two days of interesting talks about the many different aspects of
our hobby. A commercial EXPO over the weekend where you can discover
cutting-edge offerings from industry-leading companies in Australia
with great equipment for sale and lots of Show Specials.
Bundaberg Hamfest 2.0:
Buy and sell new and used radio and electronic equipment.
BARC Open Day:
Where you can immerse yourself with hands-on demonstrations featuring
state-of-the-art radio equipment such as computer controlled
satellite tracking systems and software as well as vintage radio
equipment on display.
We have also scheduled a contact with the International Space
Station!: Communications with an astronaut on the ISS, involving
students from the Bundaberg State High School. We will have Soldering
Workshops for the kids with interesting kits the youngsters can build
and take home! Lots of great giveaways and raffle prizes over the
weekend.
If youre planning to attend, make sure you book your accommodation
soon. Bundaberg is an RV-Friendly Town and there are camping areas
available if you are coming with your motorhome or caravan.
If you are flying into Bundaberg , mini bus shuttles will meet you at
the airport and take you to your accommodation and to and from the
venue.
Mark the date in your calendar! May 4th and 5th 2024
We look forward to welcoming you to the 2024 Bundaberg WIA National
Convention!
73 this is VK4DN from the Bundaberg Amateur Radio Club.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS With thanks to IARU, RSGB, RAC,
ARRL, NZART, eHam, AMATEUR RADIO NEWSLINE, eHam,
Radioworld.com Hackaday and the World Wide sources of the WIA.
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) will hold its
2023 World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-23) November 20 -
December 15 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
The ITU is the United Nations' specialized agency for information
and communication technologies. Based in Geneva, Switzerland, the
ITU includes 193 member states and several hundred Sector members
and associates.
WRC conferences are held every three to four years to review and
revise, if necessary, the ITU Radio Regulations, which is the
international treaty governing use of the radio frequency spectrum
and geostationary satellite and non-geostationary satellite orbits.
To learn more about the agenda for WRC-23, visit
WRC-23 Agenda items - WRC-23 (itu.int).
REGION TWO
Earlier this year, the U.S. Coast Guard received numerous harassing
radio transmissions. Falsely crying mayday and letting loose racial
and homophobic slurs, the caller caused military personnel to
search the Saginaw Ba, a bay within Lake Huron located on the
eastern side of the U.S. state of Michigan.
Months after a voice analysis implicated him, an amateur radio
operator from Huron County is facing federal charges for the
ill-advised hoax.
According to an affidavit, a special agent with the U.S. Coast Guard
was assigned to investigate two incidents of false distress
transmissions made via marine radio VHF Channel 16. Investigators
believed the transmissions were made by the same person.
Authorities went to the home of a 40 year old, a Ham, which they had
tracked to Sebewaing, in the 300 block of 10th Street.
Read more
bit.ly/46Wxw0i
FCC Eyes New Approach to Wireless Alerts
The lifesaving communication known as the wireless emergency alert
system in the US, let down residents in the Hawaii fires recently and
so the FCC has begun rethinking exactly how these alerts should be
transmitted not to rely solely on the Cellphone system.
Colin Butler, writing in the ICQ podcast tells how the FCC is looking
for alternative ways for delivery of wireless emergency alerts that
do not rely on functioning cell towers. Calling cell networks
unreliable, the commission's Public Safety and Homeland Security
Bureau is seeking ways to get messages to the public that do not run
the risk of cell towers being knocked out of service or having
coverage dead zones.
In a public notice, the FCC said it was looking for partners to test
alternative technologies for emergency-alert use.
According to a report in Radio World, the FCC is willing to consider
satellites, high-altitude balloons, drones or similar technology to
make up for gaps in wireless coverage. The FCC recalled one of the
most recent incidents of cell coverage failing when in August,
21 cell sites failed to function in Hawaii during the deadly
wildfires in that state.
ARRL DX Log Archive.
This was founded by JA1BK, created, thanks to an endowment
established by Kan Mizoguchi, JA1BK, to obtain, preserve, and
utilize paper logs from rare and significant DXpeditions. Paper logs
of prominent DXpeditions or logs from stations and operators active
from more rare locations from the 1950s through the 1980s, are the
main items which are being saved from the waste bin and archived at
ARRL HQ.
The archive includes pre-1950 paper logs as well as those from
interesting operations, other documents from DXpeditions, and
logs kept by long-time residents of rare entities.
Logs which are now part of the Archive are indexed online and are
being digitized and uploaded into Logbook of the World (LoTW).
REGION THREE
INDIA
Special event station AU2JC will be paying homage to Indian scientist
Jagadish Chandra Bose, this coming November 23 through December 11.
Considered by some as the "Father of Wireless Communication," Bose
was both a pioneer in microwave optics, and demonstrated wireless
communication as early as 1895.
VU2DSI is operating with this call, AU2JC, and if you kinda recognise
the call, the same operator has 'fired it up' every year since 2005
sign for the last 18 years since 2005.
AUSTRALIA
As our Aussie Bushfire Storm season rapidly approaches we see that
TELSTRA are getting in early with forward planning
Telstra say their payphones are vital for local community members
wanting to make a call or get online, so over the next two years
they're working to upgrade 1,000 payphones in disaster-prone areas
with more capabilities you might need in a disaster.
Capabilities such as USB charging for your devices and free Wi-Fi
connectivity, and back-up power to these payphones so they're more
helpful. BUT - keep note of where your nearest payphone is in case
of an emergency, they are not on every street corner as they were
till the 80's.
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HAM RADIO OPERATIONAL NEWS - IT'S A CONTACT SPORT
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NOW OUR NEXT CONTEST...
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VHF-UHF Spring Field Day.
25 - 26 November.
0100 UTC Saturday to 0059 UTC Sunday BUT to make it a
little fairer in VK6, they add 3 hours onto start and
end times.
(wia.org.au)
75th CQ World Wide DX Contest's CW leg is November
25-26 on the 160 to 10m contest bands, exchange is
signal report and your CQ Zone.
AND OF COURSE JANUARY NEXT IS
Ross Hull Memorial Contest.
Running on VHF and above for the month of January.
You nominate the best 7 day or 2 day period per category.
For more information visit the contest page at
wia.org.au/members/contests/rosshull/
(VK2TBC)
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DX WINDOW
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VK 90 AR for Amateur Radio Magazine.
This is Roger Harrison VK2ZRH, Editor-in-Chief of Amateur Radio
magazine.
Again. That chance in a lifetime is still waiting.
Sign up to use VK90AR, the special event call sign celebrating
90 years of continuous publication of Amateur Radio magazine and
have that experience yourself.
Amateur Radio magazine was first published in October 1933. Featuring
a bright, bold-red cover, that 24-page issue was priced at sixpence,
which would buy you two ice cream cones in 1933! And about that
todays 68-page magazine cover price still buys you two ice cream
cones! Well it did the last time a bought some in Surfers
Paradise.
The WIA President in 1933, George Thompson VK3TH, said that the new
magazine satisfied a long-felt want Amazingly, that want has never
vanished.
Signing up to use VK90AR is a simple process. Just apply on the WIA
website Online Event Calendar, where you can book a roster to suit
yourself. If you already know where the Online Event Calendar is,
jump to it. Or, go to the website address in the text version of this
broadcast. Its also in a news item featured on the WIA website home
page.
wia.org.au/newsevents/news/2023/20230921-1/index.php
To borrow from old Will Shakespeare himself
once more unto the DX bands, dear friends!
Dont delay. VK90AR expires on 31 December 2023.
And listeners if you hear VK90AR on AM on 40 metres, give our
operator a shout! Get to it. Im Roger Harrison VK2ZRH for
VK1WIA National News.
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CHATHAM ISLANDS
ZL7A is up on air till November 22 on 160 to 6 meters using SSB, CW,
FT8, and FT4 with three stations.
QSL via LoTW.
(eHam)
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Kazu, M0CFW (JK3GAD) will again be active from Rodrigues island as
3B9KW during the CQWW CW contest (November 25-26).
Activity before/after contest (November 19 to December 1) as
3B9/M0CFW.
QSL via LoTW.
(dxworld)
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PHILIPPINES.
Special event station DU 37 EUDXF is on air until November 30
celebrating 37 years of the European DX Foundation.
QSL via operators' instructions.
(eHam)
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Switzerland.
HB 8 DELOY is the special callsign for members of the Swiss Air Force
Museum's Radio Club commemorating the 100th anniversary of the first
transatlantic amateur two-way contact between Leon Deloy, F8AB and
Fred Schnell, 1MO which took place on 28 November 1923.
Look for activity until 31st December.
QSL via HB9ACA (bureau preferred).
(SARL HF update)
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TAIWAN
BM 0 QSO until December 31, using mostly digital modes.
QSL via BM 2 JCC.
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WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS - DIGITAL
NASA has 'launched' ( pardon the pun ) a new app to make it easier
than ever to spot the International Space Station in the night sky.
NASA has long operated the "Spot the Station" website, but its new
app, available on for both iPhone and Android, brings augmented
reality features and a handy interface to learn more about our
orbiting laboratory.
Find the app at the Apple App Store or at Google Play.
( ANS-309 AMSAT News )
SatDump, that popular piece of software used to decode imagery from
weather satellites such as NOAA-18 and others, has gained significant
updates to the way it processes and projects received images on maps.
Imagery projections are now much more accurate as a result of recent
code refactors. A detailed deep-dive into the changes have been
published, obviously check out the link when you read the text
editions of this, the WIA National News Service.
Of course SatDump is available for all major platforms.
satdump.org/posts/projection-story/
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS - FINAL FRONTIER
AMSAT-VK Secretary - secretary(at)amsat-vk.org
EIRSAT-1 is expected to launch on a Space X Falcon 9 rocket from
Vandenberg Air Force Base, USA, on November 29. It will have a
downlink on the IARU coordinated frequency of 437.100 MHz.
EIRSAT-1 has been built by students from University College Dublin
under the framework of ESA Academys Fly Your Satellite! programme,
a fully hands-on initiative supporting university student teams in
the development of their own satellites.
The project began in 2017.
amsat-uk.org/2023/11/07/eisat-1-cubesat/
(AMSAT-UK)
WHAT GOES UP - MUST COME DOWN
After more than 15 years in orbit, Delfi-C3's mission is about to
come to an end. The prediction is that re-entry will take place
around November 16th
Delfi-C3 is a CubeSat satellite, again constructed by students, this
time from Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands.
Wouter Weggelaar, PA3WEG, says, "We would like to request all
amateur radio operators / SWL's / satellite enthusiasts worldwide
to listen for Delfi-C3's telemetry downlink on 145.867 MHz, 1200 baud
AX.25 BPSK. We will hand out an award certificate to the person
submitting the last Delfi-C3 telemetry frame." This can be done
either through the RASCAL software, through the SATNOGS network or
by sending decoded telemetry frames with reception time and location
email to Delfi_at_tudelft.nl
( ANS-309 AMSAT News )
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS - MILITARY
Recordings of military transmissions can be found on the
Signal Identification Guide Wiki at
sigidwiki.com/wiki/Category:Military
Remembrance Day (Veterans Day in USA) 2023 Special Events:
Special event stations will offer many opportunities for we amateur
radio operators to honour Veterans and make contacts Nov 11.
YES IT MAY BE SUNDAY THE 12TH HERE NOW BUT IT'S STILL THE 11th
UTC.
K 1 USN Radio Club is on the air showing their appreciation for
those who have served in the military.
K1USN is on the HF bands on SSB, CW, and FT8, and K1USN QSL cards
will be available for all who contact the station.
The American Legion Post 111 Amateur Radio Club, KA 4 TAL, in
South Carolina is also operating and on 14.255, 7.264, 14.275, and
7.185 MHz.
On the same day, the Liberty ship S.S. John W. Brown, K 8 JWB, are
holding National Liberty Ship Day. The event honours those who served
in the military and operated, protected, and built all 2,710 World
War II Liberty ships, including the Merchant Marines, the Navy Armed
Guard, and the female shipyard workers recruited during the war.
Operations will be on 14.250, 7.225, and 21.300 MHz.
Also November 11, the United States Marine Corps will celebrate its
248th anniversary, yes 248th, it was officially formed in 1775.
The USS Midway CV-41 COMEDTRA amateur radio station, NI 6 IW, is
on the air on 14.320, 7.250, and 14.070 MHz. The station is using
PSK31, D-STAR, the PAPA System repeaters, and a wide-area amateur
radio network of 57 additional repeaters on 19 hilltops providing
extensive coverage of the Southern California region and beyond.
A QSL card will be available for every operator who contacts NI6IW.
A complete list of Veterans Day stations, is available at
arrl.org/special-event-stations
Type "Veterans" in the keyword search bar to find the stations.
(eHam)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS - QRP
QRP activity that has recently occurred in Tasmania.
First item this broadcast is a congratulations to Nic VK7WW.
He has been having quite a few successful long distance QRP Morse
Code contacts. All using his 80 metre, 1 watt, transmitter project
called the Cent, which he designed as a celebration of 100 years
of Amateur Radio in Tasmania.
Nic received a Milliwatts Per Kilometre Award from the
CW Operators QRP Club Inc. of Australia. Being for a successful
contact between Legana in Tasmania to Mark VK6QI in Bedfordale, Perth
Western Australia.
With a total distance of 2924 Kilometres this equates to 2.92 mW per
kilometre! Not bad going for a 1 watt single transistor transmitter
Nic.
Peter VK7KPC has also had some luck. This time with his ex-military
WS62 HF transceiver, circa WW2, that he is repairing and restoring.
It appears Peter is having some success with repairs as he recently
made a contact on 80 metres using 1 watt into Sydney NSW.
Well I think QRP is certainly in good hands at the moment, thank you
Nic and Peter for the updates.
(vk7wi)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- RADIO AMATEUR YOUNG TIMERS - YOTA
(Youngsters On The Air)
facebook.com/yotaregion2
facebook.com/groups/YOTAOC/
youtube.com/channel/UClAapljf0VQ751sOgu2IzaA
twitter.com/hamyota
ham-yota.com
The Radio Communications Foundation (RCF) is a small charity that
seeks to promote radio engineering and amateur radio in the UK.
Trustees have agreed to fund 60 Foundation exams each year.
The funding will be available to anyone who is under the age of 21,
in full-time education and who needs help with the exam fee.
Fifteen exams will be funded every three months with the first batch
of exams funded in January 2024. If any of the allocated funds are
not used, they will be rolled over to the next quarter.
Further details about the RCF, and how to donate, can be found on its
website:-
commsfoundation.org.
In IARU Region 1, December is Youngsters on the Air, or YOTA, month
and is an exciting opportunity for you, clubs, schools, or social
groups to host an amateur radio station with the aim of getting more
youngsters active on the amateur bands.
RSGB will provide access to the special callsign GB 23 YOTA and a
full list of operating slots will be made available on QRZ.com.
If youd like further information, you can email
yota.month(at)rsgb.org.uk
(gb2rs news)
And with even more YOTA News it's to the USA where Youngstown State
University's amateur radio station K 8 YSU competed in the American
Radio Relay League's School Club Roundup last month.
The School Club Roundup is a nationwide, radio-based competition that
challenges students in college, high school and elementary school to
contact as many as possible radio stations across the world within
one week.
The competition is held each semester, usually in October and
February.
(eHam)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- RESCUE RADIO
IARU REGION 3
Emergency Centre of Activity (CoA) frequencies
3.600, 7.110, 14.300, 18.160 and 21.360 MHz
Region 1 3760 7110 14300 18160 21360 kHz
Region 2 3750 3985 7060 7240 7275 14300 18160 21360kHz
Although wildfires near Chattanooga, Tennessee have been brought
under control, the region's High Point Repeater site has been left
disabled by cable damage left behind by the blaze.
The 220MHz repeater, the Wires-X repeater and the APRS digipeater
and iGate system of the Lookout Mountain Amateur Radio Community,
N 4 LMC, will not return to use until further notice, according to
the club's website. The damage also temporarily knocked a broadcast
FM station off the air.
The Lookout Mountain amateurs' website said the group will need to
replace all cables at the site. They are also awaiting word from the
tower owners about possible damage to the tower, guy wires and
anchor points.
(ARNewsLine 2400)
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2023 Social Scene
Clubs are welcome to submit text with audio for this section
Details of all WIA affiliated clubs and societies can be found
on the WIA website, including email addresses and website links.
VK3 - Rosebud RadioFest at Eastbourne Primary School Sunday,
This Sunday November 12 (vk3pdg)
VK4 Nic VK7WW
Do these names mean anything to you?
Pin your ears back and have a listen!
AWA, Geloso, Johnson, Marconi, Bendix , Hallicrafters,
Heathkit, GEC, Zenith, and Eddystone.
Didnt recognise many? Lets go more modern:
Codan, Realistic, Motorola, Kenwood, Drake, Icom, Phillips,
KLM, Uniden, Yaesu, Racal, TYT, Radioddity, and Barrett.
Well, all these manufacturers equipments are in The Tasmanian
Massive Radio Auction in two weeks time.
Email secretary(at)ntarc.net for the current list; and see
you there on Saturday 25 Nov.
73 from Nic, VK7WW (double scotch)
VK5 - Amateur Radio Experimenters Group Radio & Electronics Sale
November 26 (vk5qi)
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2024 IT'S A DATE
Clubs are welcome to email text with audio for this section
Details of all WIA affiliated clubs and societies can be found
on the WIA website, including email addresses and website links.
VK3 - BARG HamFest 4th of February next door to BARG clubrooms
at Ballarat Airport 10:00 am.
barg.org.au/ (vk3kqt)
VK - WIA AGM MAY 4 5 - BUNDABERG. (vk2tsg)
VK - National Volunteer Week Monday 20 Sunday 26 May 2024.
National Volunteerdan VK4BLP can be found on
wiaq.org.au
BACKUPS OF THE BACKUP!! thanks to Tony VK7AX
www.vk7ax.id.au/wianews/
wia.org.au/members/broadcast/wianews/ (This is the link
to the original text version and original audio on wia site)
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(Posted to the packet network courtesy Tony VK7AX)
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