Amateur Radio Weekly

"HamSCI solar eclipse events."

Views expressed in this Amateur Radio News update are those of the reporters and correspondents.  Accessed on 06 April 2024, 1354 UTC.

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Icom IC-7300 twins for DX hunting The poor man's 7610. N5YIZ What is the bandwidth of a CW signal? Morse code signal is primarily dependent upon the keying speed (words per minute) and the rise/fall time of the RF envelope. W2AEW Activating five new POTA parks in a day Joe and I hit the road to activate five newly added Parks on the Air entities in Central Wisconsin. KB8VBR

Hamvention bound For the first time, I'll be driving up for Hamvention in May. I'm attending as a member of the press and my current thinkinig is to attempt a number of short-form audio interviews with interesting orgs, Hams, vendors, etc., which will be posted both here in the newsletter and on the daily site. I'm also having stickers made up, so hunt me down if you'd like one. Hope to see you there! 73 K4HCK