eHam.net News for Friday 25 November 2016
 

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Amateur Radio Newsline Report 2039, November 25 2016:

Posted: 25 Nov 2016 03:04 AM PST
http://www.eham.net/articles/38088


The following is a QST. More mysterious radio signals plague amateurs in
India. One ham in New Zealand gives us details on the recent earthquake.
Pennsylvania hams invite QSOs for every county -- and amateurs in the
Philippines mark 84 years on the air. All this and more as Amateur Radio
Newsline Report 2039 comes your way right now.


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Man Faces Charges Over Bogus Radio Calls at Airports:

Posted: 24 Nov 2016 04:00 PM PST
http://www.eham.net/articles/38087


A 19-year old man from Rockbank northwest of Melbourne faces offences
related to the alleged unlawful interference with air traffic control and
endangering the safety of aircraft. Paul Sant is alleged to have made 16
separate unauthorised radio transmissions at Melbourne Airport and Avalon
Airport near Geelong between September and November. The Australian Federal
Police (AFP) laid four counts of endangering the safety of aircraft
contrary to Crimes (Aviation) Act, while the Australian Communications and
Media Authority had a count of interference likely to endanger safety or
cause loss or damage contrary to the Radiocommunications Act.


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RS-HFIQ 5W Software Defined Radio (SDR) Tranceiver:

Posted: 24 Nov 2016 01:37 PM PST
http://www.eham.net/articles/38086


Not just another SDR -- The RS-HFIQ offers real RF performance for serious
communications. Covering the 80-10M Amatuer Radio bands with excellent RX
performance and 5 watts of TX power, using open-source SDR software for CW,
SSB, AM, FM and digital modes, the RS-HFIQ sets a new standard for
shortwave SDR communications.


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Foundations of Amateur Radio -- #77:

Posted: 24 Nov 2016 01:38 PM PST
http://www.eham.net/articles/38085


With so much stuff that ends up in your
shack, how do you ever get anything done and
how do you overcome the space problem, that
is, "I don't have enough space and I never
will."