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VK National News 17May26
Weekly news from the WIA:
MP3 edition of news available at: http://www.wia-files.com/podcast/wianews-2026-05-17.mp3
Text edition:
2026 MAY 17 WIA 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
tinyurl.com/WIA-News-Videos
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IN WIA NATIONAL NEWS THIS WEEK:-
WIA Director and President Scott Williams VK3KJ and his take on the WIA
AGM. -
WIA Director Justin VK7TW visits Albury Library and Museum during WIA AGM
Weekend. This museum holds the heritage-listed Uiver Collection.-
2.300 to 2.302 GHz Usage in Australia, Justin also calls for some
background as to usage, Read this in this weeks 'final final' -
Of growing concern, a dangerous practice, particularly in the USA and
Jason VK2LAW looks at this, the growing number of drivers listeners
paying attention to dashboard displays and consuming video streams.
BUT WAIT - THERE'S MUCH MUCH MORE IN THIS EDITION OF NEWS FROM THE
WIRELESS INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA AND IT'S FOR WEEK COMMENCING
SUNDAY MAY 17 2026
I'M EDITOR GRAHAM VK4BB
WIA
JOIN THE WIA
tinyurl.com/yyj87b9y
This is WIA Director and President Scott WilliamsVK3KJ and welcome to the WIA broadcast this week.
I thought I would provide everyone with an update on the WIA AGM that was held in Albury New South Wales on Saturday 2 May at 1.30pm.
The AGM was attended by around 65 people in person with another 25-30 people joining us online via Microsoft Teams. The AGM took place in the Commercial Club in Albury, which was part of the VK Summit Conference, hosted by the Albury Wodonga Amateur Radio Club.
The overall event was a tremendous success and having the AGM within the facility worked really well. VK Summit had in the excess of 200 people attend and it was a real credit to the Albury Wodonga Amateur Radio Club for running such an outstanding event.
At the AGM, Steven Green VK2TSG retired as a Director and we were thrilled to officially welcome Justin Giles-Clark VK7TW to the Board. All other Board positions remained unchanged from the previous year.
The WIA was saddened to announce that 39 members fell Silent Keys since the 2025 AGM up until the AGM a few weeks ago. There was 39 seconds of silence observed as we reflected and on behalf of the WIA we again extend our deepest condolence to their families, colleagues and friends.
The WIA also announced that at the end of 2025 we had 2910 members and as of the AGM a few weekends back, this had grown to 2937 members.
The WIA also announced a financial surplus of $18,606 for the year after taking up a $15,000 provision for the development of an electronic call book, further investment into the Affiliated Clubs Grants program and money set aside for Club development.
With this recorded surplus, the WIA closed with a net asset position of $942,221. Your WIA has never been in a better financial position in its history.
The AGM closed at around 3.45pm with a further one-hour forum following the AGM to discuss general matters and a range of questions from clubs and members.
In summary, it was terrific few days and was wrapped up with a wonderful dinner of around 150 people on the Saturday night, which included a presentation from Adrian Ciuperca (KO8SCA) on his recent expedition to Bouvet Island 3YOK and a live cross to the NA1SS on the International Space Station with the Wodonga Scouts Group
Sunday was also a busy day in the morning at the VK Summit before it all wrapped up early afternoon and everyone departed and headed home.
The feedback was very positive, and we all had a wonderful time.
Thats it for me for another week and this has been Scott Williams, WIA President on behalf of the WIA Board
Best Wishes.
Scott.
AUSTRALIANA
VK-Summit Historical Connection
The VK-Summit and WIA AGM was held in Albury a few weeks ago and I managed to get to the Albury Library and Museum over the weekend which is well worth a look if you are travelling through there anytime.
The Museum and the Albury Airport have a great celebration of a unique piece of aviation history that I became aware of through a recent Linked-in contact - Anjes Tobbe VK2GWI.
Before my trip to Albury - Anjes told me about the London to Melbourne aviation race in 1934 yes 1934 when aviation was in its infancy and shared that the KLM Uiver DC-2 made an emergency landing at Albury Airport during a violent thunderstorm in October 1934.
I quote from Anjes telling of the story
When the townspeople realized what was happening, something remarkable occurred. Cars rushed to the local racecourse. Drivers lined up their vehicles along the track and switched on their headlights, creating a glowing runway in the darkness. Through sheets of rain and flashes of lightning, the Dutch aircraft finally appeared overhead. Slowly carefully the pilot guided the plane down toward the improvised runway of car lights. The crowd held its breath. Then, with a bump and a roar of engines, The Uiver touched down safely. Cheers erupted in the stormy night.
To this day, the story of The Uiver and the lights of Albury remains one of the most extraordinary acts of community spirit in aviation history.
50 Years later Dutch airline KLM flew the same route in a DC2 and held a commemoration by issuing radio amateurs certificates if they contacted the cities where the KLM DC2 Uiver aircraft landed. Anjes as PA3ADR was living in the Netherlands at the time and managed to get one of these certificates.
The Museum has an extensive display, the airport hosts the Uiver Caf and they are restoring a DC-2 aircraft in a big hangar at the airport which will become a museum commemorating the event.
By the way, Anjes was also President of VERON between 1995-1999 which is the National Dutch Amateur Radio Organisation.
Thanks Anjes for sharing a significant piece of aviation history with an amateur radio connection.
For WIA National News, Im Justin VK7TW
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS is with thanks to Amateur Radio Daily, ARRL,
DX-WORLD, eHam, Hackaday, IARU, IRTS, NEWSLINE, NZART, RAC,
Radioworld.com, RSGB, SARL and the World Wide sources of WIA.
This year, International Women in Engineering Day takes place on the 23rd of June.
It is a celebration of the amazing work of women engineers across the globe. People who have an interest in amateur radio often work in careers related to Science, Technology Engineering and Mathematics, also known as STEM. STEM subjects can be an effective way to introduce amateur radio to new audiences and young people.
In the UK To mark the day, the RSGB is planning to share stories of how amateur radio has helped female engineers in their lives and careers. The theme for International Women in Engineering Day 2026 is Engineering Intelligence and is an opportunity to recognise the women engineers who solve complex challenges and help drive change.
The RSGB has put out a call for information and we look forward to sharing that here on WIA NATIONAL NEWS after the deadline of May 31.
IRTS Presidents Visit to Germany
On Sunday, May 3rd, the Irish societies president Jeffrey Roe EI7IRB, visited the German amateur radio station DL0DM located within the Deutsches Museum in Munich, which is among the world's largest technology museums. The DL0DM callsign originally issued on 20th of December 1949, represents a historic special event station housed in the museum.
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FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE.
Back on April 26, a large-scale patriotic festival was held at the training grounds in the Lipetsk region at the Gryazi sports airfield
Russia.
"Actions are stronger than words!"
At the festival, various venues were organized, where performances by members of military-patriotic clubs and master classes by professionals took place. In total, there were more than 30 sites at the festival, where one of the most visited was the soldiers' field kitchen.
In order to popularize amateur radio and radio sports, the Lipetsk Region Regional Radio Association organized a platform at the festival demonstrating the work of the RC3G amateur HF radio station. Young people, as well as their parents, were told and shown in practice what radio sport is, what are its benefits and significance in everyday life and in the training of future technical specialists, communications specialists, RER and EW specialists, as well as UAV operators. The work of the platform was supported by about 20 activists of the Union, including those whose professional activities are related to the theme of the site.
The BBC has announced that the Droitwich Transmitter on 198 kHz will be permanently closed down during 2026.
The Scottish Long Wave transmitters at Burghead and Westerglen will also be turned off.
The Droitwich transmitter was commissioned during September 1934.
A date has not yet been formally given, but the BBC is committing to providing two months notice to listeners. The RSGB and the BBC Amateur Radio Group are planning to mark this occasion on the air. More details of how this will be achieved will be available soon.
The Earth, along with the Solar System, is moving through the galaxyand along the way, it passes through clouds of interstellar dust. Traces of one such cloud have been preserved within the Antarctic ice. Scientists found rare iron atoms there, which are formed only during stellar explosions. Analysis of their distribution in the ice core allowed them to reconstruct the Solar Systems path over the last 80,000 years.
Scientists extract long cylindersglacial coresfrom this ice sheet and obtain a chronological record of everything that has settled onto the surface from the air.
What 295 kilograms of ice revealed
The team analysed samples from the European Project for Ice Coring in Antarctica (EPICA), melted 295 kilograms of ice, and counted the iron-60 atoms.
The concentration of the isotope in the ice core was higher than the background level from cosmic rays, but significantly lower than in fresh Antarctic snow. This suggests that the Solar System was passing through a less dense part of the cloud at that time than the one it is currently in.
WEIRD AND WONDERFUL ------- AND EXTREMELY DANGEROUS
A Tech survey shows Metadata Is the New Radio Signal
Listeners pay attention to dashboard displays and also consume station YouTube feeds
More than four in five respondents in the latest Techsurvey own vehicles with dashboards displaying artist and title information.
A majority of those said they pay attention to the dashboard display.
The survey from Jacobs Media found thats especially true for younger respondents and mores with women than men.
Techsurvey results also showed that radio listeners expect more than just music to be displayed, said Fred Jacobs, president of Jacobs Media, in a recent presentation of the results of the 2026 survey.
Metadata in the dashboard is another way that vehicles are becoming visualized. Now there are a number of car manufacturers putting 8k screens like BMW. But the ability to be able to actually message on the dashboard is really important for radio, Jacobs said.
The most recent survey keyed in on the messaging wants of the respondents. Emergency weather information, breaking news and traffic alerts rate especially high, according to the survey earlier this year of nearly U.S. 31,000 radio listeners.
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NOW CONTEST WISE:- 2026
WIA contest page :- wia.org.au/members/contests/about/
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UN DX Contest: 0600Z-2100Z, May 16.
This is NOT a United Nations contest but comes from the Republic of Kazakhstan. The organizers of the competition are the Kazakhstan Federation of Radio Sports and Radioamateur and the Committee of Sports and Physical Culture of the Ministry of Tourism and Sports of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
It is a world-wide contest and is being held on the wireless bands of
80m, 40m, 20m, 15m, and 10m and will utilise CW and SSB
(wa7bnm contest calendar)
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His Maj. King of Spain Contest, CW: 1200Z, May 16 to 1200Z, May 17.
Again a world-wide contest, this time CW only on all the contest bands 10 up to 160 meters.
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Real Time Contest: 1600Z-2000Z, May 24
World-wide CW and Phone BUT with a twist. Hence its name "Real Time Contest".
The Real Time Contest (RTC) is a global amateur radio event built for exciting, live, and fully interactive competition. Everyone is welcome to join the action! To ensure real-time scoring and official results, participants MUST stay connected to the official RTC server for the entire
duration of the contest.
The server is at url hamscore.com
The contest will be in a mixed mode format (CW and SSB). Each station may be worked only once per band, regardless of mode CW or SSB.
(wa7bnm contest calendar)
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JUNE 6 -7 VK SHIRES CONTEST
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JUNE 20-21 VHF UHF FIELD DAY
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JULY 4-5 NZART MEMORIAL CONTEST
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JULY 11-12 IARU HF CHAMPIONSHIP
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JULY 18 VK TRANS TASMAN CONTEST
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JULY 25-26 RSGB IOTA CONTEST
NOW LET'S OPEN THE DX WINDOW TO THE WORLD ------------
Special callsign YR100RC is active until the 30th of September to celebrate the centenary of Romania's first amateur radio club. Look for activity on the HF bands using FT8 and SSB.
For details of a certificate that is available for working the station visit tinyurl.com/YR100RC
(rsgb)
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Tom VK2TBC is active as VK 0 TBC from Casey Station, Antarctica
until December. He will operate SSB and FT8.
vk2tbc.com
(425dxnews)
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Rob will be active as ZC 4 RH from the UK Sovereign Base Areas on Cyprus
on 23-30 May. He expects to operate SSB, CW and FT modes on 40-6 metres.
QSL via DK6SP, Club Log's OQRS and LoTW.
(425dxnews)
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ZD 8 KX from Ascension Island (AF-003) on 25 29 May, QRP using CW, SSB and
FT modes on 40-10m. QSL via LoTW and QRZ.com, or direct to ZB 2 KX.
(425dxnews)
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THE QNEWS WORKBENCH
The TinyDX is a miniature FT8/4 QRP ~1W transceiver designed to be powered and operated via a USB connection to a smartphone/tablet running an FT8 app such as FT8TW for android or IFTX for IOS.
It is able to operate on any 2 of the HF high bands, 20M, 17M 15M, 12M, 10M which are defined by the builder during the software configuration process. The TinyDx does not have CAT control but uses the transmit audio signal to switch the PA and receiver during the transmit/receive cycle. Band and mode are selected via 2 hardware switches on the main board.
Designer Barb Asuroglu WB2CBA has shared the design on GitHub with all of the necessary fabrication files for the boards to be built and populated by the PCB manufacturer JLCPCB then just connect the pre-built boards together and load the bootloader and firmware as per the instructions on Barbs blog.
tinyurl.com/42ujkau5
(ard)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- ASTRONOMY (and Wireless Weather)
Amateur astronomers help discover thousands of new objects
Over the past decade, more than 200,000 volunteers around the world have been examining images of the sky in search of barely visible objects. The results exceeded expectations: the number of known brown dwarfs in the vicinity of the Sun has now doubled.
Scientists have long known that there is an intermediate category of objects between stars and planets. Brown dwarfs are similar in size to Jupiter but are significantly more massive than it; however, they are not massive enough to trigger nuclear fusion and become full-fledged stars.
They emit almost no light in the visible spectrum, making them extremely difficult to detect. Astronomers estimate that for every three or four stars near the Sun, there is one such object.
The results were published in The Astronomical Journal under the leadership of astronomer Adam Schneider of the U.S. Naval Observatory. Of the 75 authors of this paper, 61 are volunteers. Two others started out as volunteers and later chose to pursue careers in astronomy.
Over the past ten years, the project has added more than 3,000 new brown dwarfs to the existing catalogueeffectively doubling the total number of known objects of this type.
(universe magazine)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS - FINAL FRONTIER
AMSAT-VK Secretary - secretary@amsat-vk.org
The second Artemis mission took four astronauts around the moon and back the first crewed deep-space flight since 1972. Not everyone gets a chance to put on a space suit, but you can still be an important part of NASAs human space exploration story by doing NASA science.
Volunteers with NASAs citizen science projects have tested chili pepper plant varieties to grow in space, monitored active regions on the Sun, and analysed data from experiments on how life adapts to the low-gravity, high-radiation environment of space.
Participation does not require citizenship in any particular country. You only need a love of science and a desire to help. Join one of the projects and help NASA make space travel safer and healthier.
Join the team called Ham Radio Science Citizen Investigation (HamSCI) and use your ham radio skills to deploy your own personal space weather station. These stations are designed to be relatively low cost and easy to build and deploy by science professionals, educational institutions, and citizen scientists (you!). Your observations will be aggregated into a central database to help answer questions about how the ionosphere responds to the Sun and the neutral atmosphere.
A very easy url, but if you miss what I am about to give you it along with all points of contact for stories in WIA NATIONAL NEWS is best read at wia.org.au
BUT
here is this stories url:-
hamsci.org/get-involved
(eHam)
ARISS IN THE FUTURE.
A couple of events planned include a hook-up between the ISS and
N.I. Lobachevsky Lyceum and School No. 132, Kazan, Russia, direct via
TeleBridge.
The ISS callsign is presently scheduled to be RSISS
The scheduled crewmember is Sergey Kud-Sverchkov and the ARISS mentor is
RV 3 DR with contact planned for Wednesday 20th 15:50 UTC.
Then a contact with Memorial Complex of Soviet Pilot-Cosmonaut A.G. Nikolaev, in Chuvashia, Russia, again direct via TeleBridge.
The ISS callsign is presently scheduled to be RSISS
The scheduled crewmember again is Sergey and ARISS mentor is RV3DR
Contact is go for tomorrow Monday 18 at 17:25 UTC
(amsat ans)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS - IOTA
iota-world.org/
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The RI 1 FJL Team will be active from Heiss Island, IOTA EU - 014,
Franz Josef Land, for 15 days during September.
They will operate on 160 - 10m, CW, SSB, Digital Modes.
QSL via ClubLog OQRS, LOTW.
Again that's Heiss Island, IOTA EU - 014,
(dxnews.com)
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Team KH8A will be active from Pago Pago (OC-045), American Samoa from
29 October to 13 November. Plans are CW, SSB, FT8 (MSHV) and RTTY on
160-6 metres with four stations 24/7.
QSL via Club Log's OQRS, or via DL4SVA; BUT full LoTW upload will be after six months.
kh8a.mydx.de/updates.
(425dxnews)
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OC REMINDERS
IOTA NUMBER OC-031
On air is C 21 TS from Nauru, IOTA Number OC-031, until sometime in July
FT8 maybe some SSB. See stations C 21 TS on QRZ.com for QSL information
and other operating details.
(sourced to newsline 2519)
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OC-049 TONGA
Takio, will be active as A 31 AA from Nuku'alofa on
Tongatapu Island (OC-049), Tonga 13-22 May.
He will operate FT8 on 80-6metres.
QSL via LoTW, or direct to JH3QFL.
(425 DXNEWS)
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OC-073
Take, JG8NQJ/JD1 on the weather station at Minami Torishima (OC-073)
until mid-May. He is operating mainly CW with some FT8.
QSL via JG8NQJ (bureau) and LoTW.
(425dxnews)
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WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS ---- MARITIME.
DAs Key Has Fallen Silent
It is with deep sadness that we record the passing of Denice DA Stoops
DA was a part of KPH project from the beginning.
radiomarine.org said she learned her trade at US Coast Guard master station NMC, adjacent to KPH. At NMC she earned the coveted gold lightning bolt radiomans insignia (there was no such thing as a radiowoman in the Coast Guard). She also acquired the salty vocabulary she needed to hold her own in the all-male world or Morse operators.
When her hitch in the Coast Guard was up she applied to be a Morse operator at KPH. She was hired by station manager Ed Brennan in 1979, become the first female operator at KPH.
In 2010 Denice embarked on a new career in the merchant marine.
She went through all the required safety training and soon began her new career at sea but sadly, as she was ready to depart on her second or third voyage she was struck down by a stroke in, Singapore. She continued to live independently for many years after that incident, driving and shopping on her own.
The maritime fraternity wish Denice fair winds and following seas and know that she still stands watch on 600m.
radiomarine.org/mrhs-events
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS ---- MEDICAL.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a new initiative to help provide patients with new and innovative medical technologies that can be used in home settings.
According to the FDA, the new initiative, titled READI-Home: Reducing Readmissions through Device Innovation for the Home, invites medical device companies and developers to participate in an innovation challenge, in which they provide proposed solutions for medical device technologies to be used in the home setting.
Applicants will be reviewed by the agency during the Selection Phase, with a limited number selected to proceed to the Interaction Phase. During the Interaction Phase, selected participants will benefit from early engagement with FDA regulatory officials and receive regular feedback so that they can further refine their designs.
(incompliance)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- RADIO AMATEUR YOUNG TIMERS - YOTA
(Youngsters On The Air)
ham-yota.com/category/yota-region-3/
facebook.com/groups/YOTAOC/
youtube.com/channel/UClAapljf0VQ751sOgu2IzaA
Members of the next generation of amateur radio operators are stepping up to share their vision. YOTA's VK2COD Alan explains what that will mean for the future.
Yes Col, two young amateurs who are already experienced DXers and DXpeditioners have been given the responsibility of helping guide support for future DXpeditions to top entities around the world. Violetta Latham, KN2P, and Max Freedman, N4ML, are now among the panel of directors who will oversee ways the private Northern California DX Foundation can provide financial support to those teams.
Violetta's earliest DXpeditions include the Dave Kalter Memorial Youth DX Adventure in Curacao in 2018. According to her page on QRZ.com, she is scheduled to be part of the ZK3 team going to Tokelau in the South Pacific in November of this year and to South Georgia for the VPSG DXpedition in March of 2027. Max's recent DXpeditions include this year's 3YK activation of Bouvet Island, where he was the youngest member of the team, and his activation in Curacao as PJ2/N4ML.
Their selection underscores the importance of bringing younger hams into the DXpedition universe.
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IT'S A DATE
Clubs are welcome to email text with audio for this section,
nationalnews@wia.org.au
Details of all WIA affiliated clubs and societies can be found
on the WIA website, including email addresses and website links.
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VK2 - Picton HamFest May 31st. Showground 8am (vk2ts)
VK2 - Oxley Region Amateur Radio Club Field Day 6 and 7 June
Wauchope Showground hall. (vk2zhe)
VK5 - Sth Est Radio Group Convention & Australian Fox Hunting
Championship Mt Gambier June 6/7 (vk5dj)
VK6 - WARG Ham Radio Junk Sale 13 of June at 1st Midland Scout Hall.
Helen St. Bellevue 10am. (vk6brg)
This is Mark VK6X-rayLimaZulu for VK6 Radio Radio Golf, WARG
the West Australian Repeater Group would like to announce the
2026 WARG Ham Radio Junk Sale: Saturday Morning, the 13th of June
at 1st Midland Scout Hall. Number 10, Helen St. in Bellevue.
General Admission, Gold Coin Donation from 10am. Buyers, Buyers?
Ah, Scrub that Sellers, Vendors to set up an hour earlier. If
you're intending to grab a table, please, book-it with the
secretary at secretary at warg.org.au
This will be our third annual junk sale and we hope that it's just
as good as the last two. Hope to see you there. Yep! Definitely
it's a Date. The 13th of June, 10am. Stick it, in yer diary.
73 from VK6RRG; and now back to the Central Commentary Position and
Graham, VK4 Baker Baker.
WW June 26 - 28 HAM RADIO, International Amateur Radio Exhibition,
Friedrichshafen, Germany (arrl)
VK3 - Gippsland Gate Radio & Electronics Club HamFest Sale
Longwarry Community Hall 10am on July 4. (vk3iu)
VK5 - Adelaide Hills Amateur Radio Society BIG ANNUAL BUY AND SELL
Marion RSL Norfolk Road 9.30am July 11th.
VK3 - Bendigo Amateur Radio & Electronics Club RadioFest.
Sunday 11 October, Bendigo East Hall, Lansell Street (vk3gtv)
VK7 - Tassie Ham-E-Con Radio Conference Nov 7 and 8 UTAS Sandy Bay
Campus. reast.asn.au/news-events/tassie-ham-radio-conference/
VK5 - Adelaide Amateur Radio & Electronics Car Boot Sale Dogs SA
Showground, Cromwell Road, Kil burn 10.00am. November 21. (wiacal)
The final final
2.300 to 2.302 GHz Usage in Australia
Hi All,
I am looking to get an understanding of the usage of 2300-2302MHz band within
Australia. If you are an amateur radio operator who currently uses this band or are
looking to use this band, can you please let me know:
What amateur services are you currently operating in the 2300 2302 MHz band and an
idea of the typical configuration details
Locations or geographic areas where this spectrum is actively used
If you can let me know by the end of May that would be great.
Email Justin on justingc@ozemail.com.au
Thanks
73, Justin, VK7TW
WIA Spectrum Strategy Committee
Reception Reports
No we DO like to hear where in the world you are listening to this,
the WIA NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE.
WIA News rebroadcasters often give Short Wave Listeners a
welcome to the broadcast as they commence call-backs
straight after the Local News. Local news follows National
news in all states. It would be great if those SWL's would
email their reception reports and location to
callbacks(at)wia.org.au
Not only but also those watching us on YouTube, leave a comment , access
is just below the picture on screen and again tell us where and maybe
even the day and time you are listening
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(Posted to the packet network courtesy Tony VK7AX)
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