Join us tomorrow, Wednesday, April 10 , for our RATPAC Zoom presentation:
9:00 PM ET / 8:00 PM CT / 7:00 PM MT / 6:00 PM PT / 01:00 UTC
Topic: A Fun & New Way to Learn Morse Code
Presented by Howard Bernstein, WB2UZE ◄ Click on callsign to view QRZ.com page
Mike Padron, N1CC ◄ Click on callsign to view QRZ.com page
Jim Crites, W6JIM ◄ Click on callsign to view QRZ.com page
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/2128884758?pwd=RG94eEY2L3FiMEg0U3ZIWmhXaEdwdz09
Meeting ID: 212 888 4758
Passcode: RATPAC
NOTE: ZOOM Passcode & URL information is now the same for both Wednesday and Thursday’s
Sam – WS6P
ARES Emergency Coordinator – Calaveras County
RACES Radio Officer – Calaveras County
Hm: (209) 293-4010
1st Net Cell: (209) 418-9207
W6WPT Repeater 440.100 + T100
WIRES-X node 33432
Contact: March 7, 2024
Ed Efchak, Public Information Officer
pressrelations@hamsci.org
802-282-6700
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
The Solar Eclipse Is One Month Away!
Learn How You Can Participate in Two HamSCI Roundtable Events
The last total solar eclipse across North America for twenty years will occur on Monday, April 8th. Hams across North America are asked to participate in learning more about how the ionosphere functions by getting on the air to help scientists in a series of ionospheric experiments.
Connect with HamSCI members and curious hams on Wednesday, March 27 at 8PM (Eastern) / 5PM (Pacific), or that same day at 10PM (Eastern) / 7PM (Pacific) for a Zoom presentation on HamSCI’s Festivals of Eclipse Ionospheric Science (FoEIS). The presenters will take your questions during the 30-minute presentations.
The link to these presentations is here: https://scranton.zoom.us/j/286316405?pwd=QWdwMlFPbDlYeXg5ZDg1dmYzeFdCUT09#success
The program will start by covering HamSCI’s basis and purpose, quickly moving into why we are conducting experiments, how hams and SWLS can participate, and what we hope to learn from the event. Along the way, we will discuss why the science behind the events is important to users of the high frequency radio spectrum – including amateur radio operators!
Learn about the HamSCI’s eclipse-focused operating events:
Solar Eclipse QSO Party (SEQP)
Gladstone Signal Spotting Challenge (GSSC)
Medium Wave Recording Event
Time Delay of Arrival (TDOA) Event
Grape 1 Doppler Receiver project
⦁ …and more!
There is no need to pre-register, create an account or log into any site. Simply follow this link at the date and times above to be taken to a Zoom meeting room, hosted by HamSCI: HamSCI FoEIS Roundtable Zoom Link
Join us on March 27th!! Get on the air April 8th!!
HamSCI serves as a means for fostering collaboration between professional researchers and amateur radio operators. It assists in developing and maintaining standards and agreements between all people and organizations involved. Its goals are to advance scientific research and understanding through amateur radio activities and encourage the development of new technologies to support this research.
For more information about HamSCI, to join our mailing list, or participate in our work, please visit us at www.hamsci.org.
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Gorgeous weather determined cyclist and walkers wishing to put this Winter in the past. Here are a few photos of March 17th event to show you. I’m sure more will be made available to post!
Thanks for your participation; Joni B KN6WVX, Helen Y KM6ELE, Mike F WA6ZTY, Dave O N6DAO, Andy NV6V, Dave AD6AE
Photos Courtesy Mike G, Aaron K, Mark P, Mark G
Roundtable Pizza 6:30 pm Hrs Local 27N Main St. Angels Camp, Ca.
HAMFEST 2024
8TH ANNUAL LOOMIS HAMFEST
LOOMIS HISTORIC TRAIN DEPOT, LOOMIS, CA
The date is set for Hamfest 2024!
Mark you calendars, in ink, for Saturday, March 16th, 2024!
Join us for the first Hamfest of 2024 at the historic Loomis Train Depot. We will have plenty of coffee and donuts for you to enjoy while you shop for gear at our Club Table and swap meet, attending our presentations. Come on out rain or shine!!
Address
Historic Loomis Train Depot
5775 Horseshoe Bar Rd
Loomis , Ca.
Three states will be calling out this weekend on the HF bands, hunt around for them and give them a signal report.
The American Legion will celebrate its 105th birthday, American Legion Posts will be on the air these next two weeks to celebrate the date. The American Legion was established in Paris, France on March 15, 1919 its mission was to provide service’s that Veterans would need. The American Legion promotes good citizenship, respectful expression of the National Anthem and the Pledge of Allegiance, and marches in patriotic parades and activities.
Radio Operations scheduled
Mar 8-10 Sevierville, TN American Legion Post 104 Amateur Radio Club (AL4US) 20 and 40 meters 7.250 14.250 Certificate, AL4US, 403 W.Main St., Sevierville, TN 37864-4242. E-certificate available with a valid email address.
https://.www.tnpost104.org/al4us
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