Was Phobos downed by the Sun or a technical flaw?
The 200-mln dollar satellite, which was intended to travel to the Mars moon of Phobos to collect soil samples, was launched on November 9 but became stuck in low-Earth orbit. Fragments of the probe crashed into the Pacific Ocean on January 16. Continue reading
An excellent tour to the past by KC0JEZ
ARRL 1978: “World of Amateur Radio” Continue reading
World Radiocommunication Conference 2012 started on Monday in Switzerland
The World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-12) opened in Geneva, Switzerland on Monday, January 23. Attendees will review and revise the Radio Regulations, the international treaty governing the use of radio frequency spectrum and satellite orbits. Continue reading
Hams protested against the SOPA and PIPA legislation last Wednesday
Amateur Radio sites supported SOPA and PIPA protest. Continue reading
International Plan to Protect Earth from Comets and Asteroids Could Mean Billions for Contractors
Major European space contractors and space agencies recently began work on NEOShield, a three-and-a-half-year project to study how best to protect the earth from a devastating collision with an asteroid or other Near Earth Object (NEO). Continue reading
Largest solar storm in 7 years could disrupt GPS signals, power grid
The impact of the largest solar storm in almost seven years is expected to hit Earth Jan. 24 and could cause slight disruptions in Global Positioning System signals and the electric grid. And at high latitudes, it could make for some brilliant Northern Lights. Continue reading
PSK2K – a new meteorscatter mode by DJ5HG
PSK2K is a meteor scatter mode that enables multiple contacts to take place on a single frequency. Continue reading
28C3: Building a Distributed Satellite Ground Station Network
28C3: Building a Distributed Satellite Ground Station Network – A Call To Arms Continue reading
Special Event Station Celebrating Johnny Cash’s 80th Birthday
Members of the Northeast Arkansas Radio Club (NEARC) will be conducting the inaugural Johnny Cash Birthday Celebration Special Event Station… Continue reading
Call of Titanic will go out again
Re-enactment to pinpoint disaster a century later: Nearly 100 years ago, Jimmy Myrick, a 14-year-old Newfoundland boy, was one of the first people to hear RMS Titanic’s late-night distress call. Continue reading
Space station performed debris avoidance maneuver
The International Space Station (ISS) performed a maneuver to avoid debris from the U.S. Iridium 33 satellite, NASA said on Friday. Continue reading
Student’s Software Defined Radio CubeSat
Students at the University of Vigo have built Xatcobeo a CubeSat that carries a Software Defined Radio (SDR) and a solar panel deployment mechanism. Continue reading

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Club is divided into two groups, while some members operate abroad under UK calls at the moment. You can hear them on HF Band.

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At home: RTTY and CW seem to be ruling the shack..

Islanders: DSP based portable on SP-30 does make many stations
sound very well..

Audio Comparison A/B Narrow/Wide settings. 1.400 Km on 20m band.
TX rig IC-756PROIII, recording rig IC-7000.

	So you believe, that narrow, so called DX modulation is being helpful? Continue to do so, if you can detect the audio at all…		Or may be it is time to fill up the channel, and let the audio COME TO THE TOWN!
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