la mitica" squadriglia" ha colpito ancora ottimo piazzamento per il contest alpe adria dalle alture zona 4 ma la cosa piu simpatica che il risultato si è ottenuto con 80 watt modulati in 432 e 10 watt in 1200 direi buon manico e buona posizione .
Per la tornata 50 mhz sempre lo stessi giorni abbiamo partecipato anche al contest iaru 2012 1 IQ8SN JM88GQ 50 yagi 5 ele home made 500 w 2 IM0/IK4MTK JN41QF 550 7 ele quad 500 w 3 IK5AMB/5 JN54FF 1700 5 ELEMENTI I0JXX 100 w 4 IW2NRI/4 JN44SV 540 6 el IW2ODC 100 w 5 IK2FTB/2 JN44PQ 1700 5 el jxx 50 w 6 IQ3ME/4 JN64CA 425 6 El. JXX 100 w 7 IQ3TS JN65VP 300 delta loop 3 elem. H 100 w 8 IQ2GM/4 JN44QS 1460 6 elementi home ma 100 w 9 IZ3DRN JN55TI 13 CUBIC QUAD 6 EL 150w 10 IZ5IMD JN53FU 19 jxx 100 w 11 IQ3VI/3 JN55PM 650 LOOP 75 cm tabelle ufficiali sono visibili su sito ari sezione contest v/u/shf risultati iaru 50 mhz risultati alpe adria 2012 alla prossima 73 de iw2kvt e iw2nod |
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giovedì 13 settembre 2012
iq2gm team " dx contest " portatile alpe adria 2012
giovedì 6 settembre 2012
ARISS contact planned with school in Australia – Downlink audible ecolink
Ricevo e pubblico una interessante attività radio tra Ariss e Scuole si potra ascoltate
il passaggio della iss e la risposta del astronauta sintonizzando la radio145.800 in fm .
Si prega vivamente di rimanere in ascolto per tutta la durata del collegamento. 73 de iw2kvt mauro
ARISS contact planned with school in Australia – - Downlink audible over Europe Sunday September 9, 2012 at 08.50 UTC, which is 10.50 CEST, an ARISS contact is planned
with Tara Anglican School, North Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia. This will be a telebridge radio contact operated by ON4ISS in Belgium.
Downlink signals from the International Space Station will be audible over Europe
on 145.800 MHz FM. The contact will also be broadcast on EchoLink AMSAT (node 101 377)
and JK1ZRW (node 277 208) Conference servers, as well as on IRLP Discovery Reflector 9010. Tara was selected by Oxford University as the Australian school to participate in the Global
Jet Watch Program which links astronomers at Oxford University with students from four high
schools around the world in Australia, Chile, South Africa and India in order to carry out cutting
edge research. Oxford University has installed a research grade 20 inch RC Optical telescope,
together with custom designed instrumentation and an observatory with a 4.5 metre
dome in Tara's grounds for use by the students. Tara also has formed a partnership with the Astronomical Society of NSW (ASNSW)
though which the students are mentored in complex astronomy projects by experienced amateur
astronomers who volunteer their time and expertise.
The ASNSW runs astronomy courses at Tara and has opened Crago Observatory
at Bowern Mountain to students of the Space Odyssey Team. Students will ask as many of following questions as time allows. 1. Rebecca: What inspired you to become an astronaut? 2. Natasha: What has amazed you most about being in Space? 3. Melanie: What clock time do you use in Space? 4. Grace Dugdale: Can you tell us about any of the research projects you are working
on during the current ISS mission? 5. Brooke: What happens if you get sick in Space? Do all astronauts have medical training
to deal with this? 6. Adithya: Have you ever dropped anything outside of the craft and do you think there will one
day be a ring around the Earth of dropped tools and debris? 7. Andrea: How is your day organised on the ISS? 8. Marissa: Do you ever see, or been hit by, any space junk or meteorites while in the ISS? 9. Sarah: How does it make you feel to look back at the Earth from the ISS? 10. Steph: Have you ever heard a sound from an object outside your spaceship?
If so, what caused it? 11. Matt: What is the thing you miss most from Earth? 12. Sammy: Where does the energy to power the Space Station for so long come from? 13. Nicole: How have your experiences in Space altered your view of the world when
you come back to Earth? 14. Cristen: What is your advice to kids who want to travel in Space one day? 15. Lian: What are the side effects of taking off and living in Space? 16. Leandra: What food do you eat in Space? 17. Keira: How long did you train to be an astronaut? 18. Emma: Given that you are continuing to move in and out of night, how do you maintain
your body clock in Space? 19. Bella: What exercise do you do while in Space? 20. Pranav: Do you believe there is intelligent life elsewhere in the Universe? 21. Sophie: How were you chosen to go into Space? 22. Tara: What do you do in your spare time in the Space station? 23. Claudia: If you could take one extra object from Earth, what would it be? ARISS is an international educational outreach program partnering the participating
space agencies, NASA, Russian Space Agency, ESA, CNES, JAXA, and CSA,
with the AMSAT and IARU organizations from participating countries. ARISS offers an opportunity for students to experience the excitement of Amateur Radio
by talking directly with crewmembers onboard the International Space Station.
Teachers, parents and communities see, first hand, how Amateur Radio and crewmembers
on ISS can energize youngsters' interest in science, technology and learning. 73, Gaston Bertels, ON4WF ARISS Chairman
martedì 4 settembre 2012
ARISS contact planned with school in Michelstadt Friday September 7 2012, Germany
Ricevo e pubblico
Variazione school contact variazione evento in data da destinarsi per attività
EVA da parte equipaggio .
73 de iw2kvt mauro
ARISS contact planned with school in Michelstadt, Germany postponed.
Friday September 7, 2012 at 08.52 UTC, which is 10.52 CEST, an ARISS contact was
planned with Gymnasium Michelstadt, Germany.
This direct radio contact with the International Space Station is postponed till a later
date to be determined. Reason is an additional EVA (Extra Vehicular Activity or Space Walk).
For security reasons, ARISS contacts are not permitted during an EVA.
73,
Gaston Bertels – ON4WF
ARISS Chairman
ARISS contact planned with school in Michelstadt, Germany -
Downlink audible over Europe
Friday September 7, 2012 at 08.52 UTC, which is 10.52 CEST, an ARISS
contact is planned with Gymnasium Michelstadt, Michelstadt, Germany. This will be a direct radio contact operated by DKØDK. Downlink signals
from the International Space Station will be audible over Europe on 145.800 MHz FM.
Michelstadt is a remote city located in the center of Germany and surrounded
by a low mountain range.
The city was mentioned the first time in historic documents of the year 741.
Several historic buildings survived till today;most famous are the convent “Einhardsbasilika”
(827) and the historic town hall (1484). The environment is dominated by temperate
broadleaf forest and agricultural fields.
The population of Michelstadt and its neighbor city Erbach counts around 30.000 inhabitants.
The closest cities in the area are Darmstadt (in 50 km distance, ESA satellite control center),
Heidelberg (in 60 km distance, US army base) and Frankfurt (in 70 km distance,
main international airport). The Gymnasium Michelstadt was founded by the count Albert of Erbach-Fuerstenau in 1823.
Today the school teaches over 1500 students and employs about 120 teachers.
Being the only secondary school dedicated exclusively to high education standards,the school
attracts students of the entire region.
Many students have to travel over 30 minutes to school each morning.
Due to its size it offers many specializations and voluntary courses, especially in science
and music.
The school aims not only to educate the students but also supports them in the development
of their personality.
In the last years students took successfully part in a science contest “jugend forscht”.
The school had some insights into space research due to our yearly visits to the ESA satellite
control center.
The entire school is excited about being chosen for a contact with the ISS and looks
forward to the day of the contact. Students will ask as many of following questions as time allows. 1. Jessica (15): What was the most interesting scientific project you were
involved in at the ISS? 2. Lisanne (14): Is living in space living up to the expectations you had
on earth? 3. Laureen (15): Did some things in space surprise you or were you prepared
for everything by the training on earth? 4. Julius (14): What was the biggest accident or mishap during your time
on the ISS? 5. Jona (15): Are you able to follow major sport events, for example the super
bowl? 6. Daniel (14): Is zero gravity fun or does it get annoying after some time? 7. Larissa (15): How do American astronauts vote for the president? 8. Yannik (15): Are there some things that are really annoying on ISS? 9. Hanna (14): Do you miss things from earth on ISS? 10. Timo (15): How is sleeping at zero gravity? 11. Christian (15): How do you spend your free time? 12. Sophia (15): How is a typical day on the space station? 13. David (16): Do you feel any medical effects of the zero gravity?
What do you do to prevent them? 14. Johannes (15): How was your first impression seeing the earth out of space? 15. Moritz (14): Can you see the Chinese Wall or any other human made structure
form space? 16. Julia (15): Can you notice anything when you leave or re-enter the earth
atmosphere? 17. Jonas (15): Are you afraid of meteorite or space debris hits? 18. Celil (14): Are you allowed to drink alcoholic drinks? 19. Henrik (14): At which time zone is the space station operating? 20. Marina (15): How does personal hygiene work in space? Can you shower? ARISS is an international educational outreach program partnering
the participating space agencies, NASA, Russian Space Agency, ESA, CNES,
JAXA, and CSA, with the AMSAT and IARU organizations from participating countries. ARISS offers an opportunity for students to experience the excitement
of Amateur Radio by talking directly with crewmembers onboard the
International Space Station. Teachers, parents and communities see,
first hand, how Amateur Radio and crewmembers on ISS can energize youngsters'
interest in science, technology and learning. 73, Gaston Bertels, ON4WF
Fiera elettronica e mercatino usato a Busto Arsizio edizione 8/9 Set. 2012
Ciao a tutti vi giro quanto ho ricevuto in merito alla fiera del elettronica di Busto Arsizio edizione Set. 2012.
Per ingresso ridotto occorre provvedere personalmente presentandosi con la licenza presso la rivendita interna della fiera .Solo presentando la licenza radioamatoriale si postrà acquistare un biglietto ridotto valido per il singolo giorno .
73 de iw2kvt
Per ingresso ridotto occorre provvedere personalmente presentandosi con la licenza presso la rivendita interna della fiera .Solo presentando la licenza radioamatoriale si postrà acquistare un biglietto ridotto valido per il singolo giorno .
73 de iw2kvt
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| salone fiera |
Dopo tanto vociare finalmente una certezza, grazie
all'intervento di Italfiere srl:
la Fiera dell'elettronica di
Busto Arsizio si svolgerà regolarmente nelle date previste: 8 e 9 settembre
2012. Gli organizzatori preannunciano la presenza di
un sempre più ampio e rappresentativo numero di
espositori con materiale per
ogni esigenza.
Si terrà
pertanto anche la
17° edizione della Mostra scambio di
materiale Radioamatoriale
che verrà gestita anche questa volta dal MEMO e dal personale
dell'Associazione Club Virgiliano.
Il settore dedicato espressamente ai Radioamatori è curato dall' ARI di Busto
Arsizio con la presenza di tante altre associazioni, espositori
specializzati e qualificati ed un sacco di attività correlate.
Vi aspettiamo
numerosi.
Per chi desiderasse esporre nella mostra
scambio e non si è ancora prenotato sono ancora disponibili alcuni
banchi nella balconata, date una occhiata alla pagina http://clubvirgiliano.org/memo/in-fiera/busto-arsizio.html e
prenotate lo spazio con il modulo a fondo pagina.
cordiali saluti e arrivederci a presto
IK2JSC SERGIO
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http://clubvirgiliano.org/memo/
mercatino.memo@gmail.com
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http://clubvirgiliano.org/memo/
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