Southgate Amateur Radio News for Sunday 23 October 2016
 

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New ARISS equipment completes major milestone, donations still needed

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Yesterday, October 21, 2016, the ARISS hardware team accomplished a very
major milestone - the successful completion of the Technical Interchange
Meeting (TIM) for the Interoperable Hardware System, which includes the JVC
Kenwood D710 Radio and the Multi Voltage Power Supply

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NASA releases trove of over 8,000 HD photos from the Apollo moon missions

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Last Friday, for the first time ever, NASA uploaded the entire catalogue of
8,400 Apollo mission photos to Flickr spanning Apollo 7 (the first manned
test flight in 1968) through Apollo 17, the final lunar mission in 1972

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Australian Ham Radio license totals

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WIA News reports on the totals of new amateur radio licenses issued in the
year to June 2016

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Frequency changes for Amateur Radio Today

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On 30 October, which is the start of the new shortwave season, Sentech will
change some of the frequencies for Amateur Radio Today

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Propagation Report from Hannes Coetzee, ZS6BZP

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Hannes Coetzee, ZS6BZP, reports that the solar activity is expected to be
at very low levels

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TX Factor GB2RS News Podcast

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All the very latest Amateur Radio news is now available via the TX Factor
GB2RS weekly podcast

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The sun is flat-lining

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With no sunspots actively flaring, the sun's X-ray output is flat-lining