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SECUNDA RADIO CLUB NEWS BULLETINEvery Tuesday @ 19h30 on the 70cm's Repeater&Echolink - ZS6SRC-R - (NODE: 599410 - DTMF)(TX - 431.350 Mhz) (RX - 438.950 Mhz) |
SECUNDA RADIO CLUB MEETINGSNext Club Meeting - 28 MAY 2013 (18h00)VENUE: Gert's HouseSECUNDA |
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RADIO AMATEURS CELEBRATE A CENTURY OF DISASTER COMMUNICATIONSSARL WEB PAGE - 13 Jan 2013Radio Amateur worldwide will be dedicating this year’s World Amateur Radio Day on 18 April to disaster communication with the theme “Amateur Radio ? entering its second century of disaster communications” Read the media release issued by the SARL today here |
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NEW HAMNET WEBSITE (SARL News - 30/09/2012)In the October issue of the Hamnet bulletin that will be posted early this week, it is announced that Hamnet will launch a Hamnet website on 1 October. This domain has been dormant for many years but thanks to the efforts of Dawie Conradie, ZR6DHC, an initial site has been put together and will obviously grow with time. This website fills the gap between the SARL website and the well established and popular Facebook site. All links have been incorporated in the website, including some international links. t www.hamnet.co.za |
TWO ICASA DOCUMENTS THAT COULD HAVE AN IMPACT ON AMATEUR RADIOOn 21 and 24 December ICASA published two Government Gazettes covering the draft Frequency Allocation table and the second draft Freqency Migration Regulation and migration plan. The SARL Regulatory Workgroup is reviewing these two documents and would welcome your input before 29 January 17:00. The documents can be downloaded here |
SECUNDA WEATHER - HOURLY UPDATEDUp-to-date weather satellite images recorded at Secunda, South Africa.
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F-1 CUBESAT LAUNCHED FROM THE ISS (SARL NEWS - 07/10/2012)A radio amateur satellite, F-1 CubeSat, was launched from the International Space Station on Thursday 27 September 2012. It was constructed by the FSpace team of young engineers and students from the FPT University at Hanoi Vietnam. The F-1 CubeSat frequencies are: - 145,980 MHz main channel, 1,0 Watt RF output, FM, AFSK 1200 bps, one telemetry packet every 30 seconds, operates in the dark by default (but can be commanded later to operate in sunlight as well) - 437,485 MHz backup channel, 0,2 Watt RF output, FM, PWM CW beacon, each beacon transmission lasts about 20 seconds then 60 seconds delay, only operates in sunlight. More information and guide to download F-1 telemetry decoder can be found at http://fspace.edu.vn/?page_id=27 (Read more in “Help track and decode the F-1 CubeSat” on the VHF Forum) |
The "DX Code of Conduct"Operators are urged to support it: * I will listen, and listen, and then listen again before calling. *
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SOUTHERN AFRICAN AMATEUR RADIO SATELLITE ASSOCIATION (SA AMSAT)SA AMSAT to build two Satellites in South Africa 1. SAiSAT (Click on SAiSAT) 2. KLETSkous (Click on KLETSkous) Interview with Hannes Coetzee, ZS6BZP reporting on the progress made on SA AMSAT?s KletsKOUS CubeSat project, or download the audio mp3 version from www.amsatsa.org.za . 3. SUMBANDILASAT (Click on Sumbandilasat) SumbandilaSat ground control team has resulted in bringing the satellite back to life with a real possibility that Amateur Radio communication may resume next month while the satellite is in sunlight. 4. AO-51 Control Team News (Click on AO-51)
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NEWS SNIPPETS / INTERESTING ARTICLES1:- Voyager 1 at the Final Frontier 2:- Sonkrag-aangedrewe vliegtuig 3:- Smart Lawn Mower 4:- Nasa approves first asteroid mission
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