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05/14/2010 | The K7RA Solar Update
This lack of sunspots is bothersome. Thursday -- May 13 -- is the fifth day in a row with no spots, and there is no sign of any change. The solar flux has been declining and is now below 70. The predicted solar flux for May 14-19 is 70, then 74 on May 20,
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05/14/2010 | Surfin: Buyin’ Parts, Part ThreeThis week, Surfin’ readers share their memories about all the places where they bought parts way back when.
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05/14/2010 | CQ Announces 2010 Hall of Fame Inductees
CQ magazine today announced its 2010 Hall of Fame inductees, welcoming 15 new members into the CQ Amateur Radio Hall of Fame and two new members each into the CQ DX Hall of Fame and the CQ Contest Hall of Fame. The CQ Amateur Radio Hall of Fame honors tho
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05/13/2010 | FCC Forum at Dayton Hamvention to Feature FCC Emergency Communications Expert
The annual FCC forum at the 2010 Dayton Hamvention is scheduled for Saturday, May 15 9:15-10:15 AM in Forum Room 3 at the Hara Arena. Moderating again for 2010 will be Bill Cross, W3TN, of the FCC's Mobility Division. Cross's portfolio of responsibilities
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05/12/2010 | Good News from Radio Kuwait: 7150 and 7190 kHz Both Free
The IARU Region 1 Monitoring System is ever vigilant in monitoring the amateur bands for intruders. It is ably led by Coordinators Wolf Hadel, DK2OM, and Uli Bihlmayer, DJ9KR. To aid in their work they initiated an online reporting system via intruderaler
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05/11/2010 | ARRL Atlantic Division to Host Field Day Webinar
Periodically, the ARRL’s Atlantic Division hosts a “webinar” -- an interactive Web-based seminar, designed to facilitate communication between a small number of presenters and a large remote audience using the Internet. On Wednesday, May 19 at 9 PM EDT, A
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05/11/2010 | ARRL Web Work Continues
Expect possible disruptions due to maintenance.
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05/11/2010 | Canadian Hams Make Use of New Privileges
After several years of hard work by the Radio Amateurs of Canada (RAC) and Industry Canada (IC) -- Canada’s equivalent to the FCC -- Canadian amateurs received privileges on 2200 meters (135.7-137.8 kHz) at the first of the year. Scott Tilley, VE7TIL, of
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