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Amateur Radio Weekly 01JUN2024
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Issue 333 June 1st, 2024


Top links

2024 CQ Amateur Radio Hall of Fame inductees
Recognizing those who have made major contributions to Amateur Radio as a whole, and Radio Amateurs who have made major contributions to society at large.
Amateur Radio Daily


FCC seeks comment on impact of geomagnetic storm on communications
The Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau seeks comment on any impact to communications believed to be a result of the May 2024 severe geomagnetic storm.
FCC


2024: Ham Radio in China, soon Chinese Hams in space
A group that accounts for only 1/10,000 of the country's population – Amateur Radio enthusiasts.
高大伟 David Cowhigs Translation Blog


ARRL service disruption speculation runs wild
Entering the third week of downtime for services such as Logbook of the World.
W2LJ


So what's all this HaLow Long-Range WiFi about then?
HaLow or IEEE 802.11ah protocol are starting to edge into the realm of affordability.
Hackaday


9-11 Remembering Our Heroes special event this September
Special event K4A to honor the victims of 9-11 NewYork City, Shanksville Pa., and Washington D.C.
WA1FCN


A history of Amateur Satellites and project OSCAR
A detailed history of Amateur Radio satellites from 1961-2003.
N7HPR


How the Army handled D-Day communications
SigC had estimated it would need some 90,000 transmitters for the job. This mandated frequency coordination.
RadioWorld


When cell service hit our lake, marine radios went quiet
I miss the crackle of fishing reports and the broadcast proclamations of happy hours.
INFORUM



Video


Making my first ISS satellite contact
My first ever Amateur Radio satellite contact on the International Space Station (ISS) very early around 1:00 AM.
KI5IRE


AMSAT microsat pre-launch testing
AMSAT archival footage from testing and evaluation sessions prior to the launch of the first microsats on 22 Jan 1990. Included home video quality of vacuum chamber testing, and vibration table qualifying.
AMSAT


Pre-Internet packet radio
Old School Packet Radio with the Commodore SX-64 and MFJ-1278 TNC.
ModernHam


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