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NATIONAL NEWS FOR WEEK COMMENCING AUG 5 2018.
IN OUR 23rd YEAR OF NON STOP NEWS
WIA sponsor special event callsigns till end of 2018. -
WIA Director Greg VK2GPK, with Board Comment. -
WIA Flagship Contest NEXT weekend.
THESE STORIES AND MORE IN THIS EDITION OF NEWS FROM THE WIRELESS INSTITUTE
OF AUSTRALIA 2018 AND FOR WEEK OF AUGUST 05
Buy Swap and Sell and Wanted
Note - there has been an increase in operators discussing
buying and selling of equipment on Amateur Radio Frequencies.
This is being done by operators holding any class of licence.
You need to know this is a breach of Australian Law.
Haggle, Discuss or Bargain face to face, or on the telephone.
Be Responsible ! Now !
(Townsville Amateur Radio Club)
Are you planning to communicate with a small satellite or CubeSat?
ACMA have recently put up a self-help guide, aimed more at the people,
organisations without ham radio licences.
BUT all should read, and take heed.
Small satellite / CubeSat design has brought with it dramatically lower
construction and launch costs, enabling a larger range of organisations
to participate in the satellite industry. Organisations such as universities,
research bodies, and start-up companies that previously found it cost
prohibitive to launch their own satellite can now build and operate
satellites for a range of communication, earth observation and space
exploration purposes.
What do you need to do before launching or communicating with a satellite?
Talk to ACMA about your requirements and what you need to do.
The Australian Space Agency administers additional Australian regulations
under the Space Activities Act 1998 which apply to the launch of a
space object in Australia and the launch of an Australian space object
overseas.
Please contact the Australian Space Agency for further information about how
these regulations apply to your space activity.
The ACMA carries out compliance activities to ensure that radio communication
activity in Australia is undertaken legally. It is an offence to operate a
radiocommunications device in Australia without a licence. When this occurs,
the ACMA is authorised to issue fines or, for serious offences, commence
criminal prosecution.
Operating a satellite without approval may cause interference to existing
services and you are also at risk of receiving interference to your own
satellite (which could result in mission failure).
Read more on acma.gov.au
(*/engage)
The WIA is sponsoring several special event callsigns that will be
available between now and the end of 2018. There are time slots available
for operators to make use of the callsigns to commemorate the special
events.
Please note that each of the callsigns are advanced grade, and an advanced
operator will need to make application.
The three events are as follows:
The WIA is commemorating Region 3 of the IARU 50 years of operation with
the callsign VI 50 IARU 3. This event is currently running and will
continue until the end of August 2018. The event involves all Region 3
amateur radio country representatives. There are August time slots
available.
September is the 100th Anniversary of the first radio contact between
the Marconi station in Wales and with Mr. Ernest Fisk (AWA)
Sydney Australia. This event is using VI # MARCONI special event callsign.
The event will run from 0000UTC on the 1st September to 2359UTC on the
30th September.
On November 11th 2018 is the 100th anniversary of the Armistice agreement
that ended the hostilities in WWI. This is the culmination of the WIA
ANZAC commemoration that the WIA has facilitated. The event will make use
of two special event callsigns VI # LWF and VI # PEACE. The event will
run from the 0000UTC on the 3rd November until 2359UTC on the 11th
November. The time slots for this event are for 24 hours.
There is more information relating to these events on wia.org.au
Should you wish to participate please email vk3dac@wia.org.au
WIA
This is Greg VK2GPK, one of the directors of the WIA, with this
week's edition of the WIA Board comment. This week my focus will be
the on the finalisation of the WIA LCD submission to ACMA and the
final feedback survey results used to ratify the proposed LCD changes
in our submission.
Earlier this week, on Monday to be specific, the WIA submitted its
response to the Australian Communications Management Authority (ACMA)
consultation document regarding potential variations to the current
(2015) Radio-communications Licence Conditions (Amateur Licence)
Determination.
This is a relatively rare periodic opportunity to update and improve
the licence conditions for which the WIA has historically provided
input for changes over many decades. In June the WIA sought the
response of the amateur radio community in relation to the draft WIA
Licence Condition Determination (LCD) submission to the Australian
Communications and Media Authority.
The 2018 LCD Submission is the non-trivial result of four years of
effort by WIA volunteers including multiple surveys. The WIA in the
compilation of these final documents over that time considered a
large number of both member and non-member inputs and responses to
surveys carefully.
However, it must be stated that the submission represents a composite
view that won't please every radio amateur as a number of the
suggestions were mutually exclusive.
As wisely stated in John Lydgate's proverb " you can please some of
the people all of the time, you can please all of the people some of
the time, but you can't please all of the people all of the time".
However, from the feedback from the survey, we believe we achieved
a compromise that met with the overall approval of the great majority
of respondents. Some highlights are:
That even though the survey was only open for two weeks there were
over 500 responses from around Australia! Whilst this is a small
percentage of the total amateur radio community, it is statistically
significant, and is one of highest response rates we have ever
received.
Survey summary:
Support for General Principles - 96%
Support for Foundation Licence Conditions change - 83%
Support for Standard Licence Conditions change - 88%
Support for Advanced Licence Conditions change - 95%
Main respondent group from Advanced licenced amateurs - 74%
Good representation and correlation with licence numbers in all VK
call areas
Total survey respondents: 501 (3.5% of licenced amateurs in VK)
382 people left their email address for further information about
the submission
There were hundreds of supporting comments to each of the five
submission questions.
Whilst I don't have time to elaborate on the detail of our LCD
submission today in this broadcast, it will be available, as well as
survey results and verbatim, on the WIA website. Please take a few
minutes to read it, if you haven't done so already - it's your hobby!
It won't surprise many that evolving the Foundation Licence
conditions was an area of keen interest in the input we received
from the radio amateur cohort - particularly in making this entry
path more relevant to newcomers to the hobby but without making the
entry technical hurdle too daunting.
The WIA is actively lobbying to get these LCD changes across the
regulatory "abyss" for all amateurs in Australia. There is absolutely
no certainty that any of our proposals will be granted by the ACMA.
Indeed, the ACMA have already replied to the Five Year Spectrum
Outlook submission. They have indicated that they are unlikely to
accept many of the proposed changes even though these changes would
align with current IARU / ITU international planning and agreements.
You are encouraged to lobby the ACMA direct and also lobby your local
federal member in support of important changes that directly impact
your hobby..
Greg VK2GPK on behalf of the WIA board
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS With thanks to IARU, RSGB, SARL, Southgate AR Club,
ARRL, Amateur Radio Newsline, RAC, NZART and the World Wide sources of
the WIA.
UK
NEW TEAM TO MONITOR AIRWAVES IN GREAT BRITAIN
The Radio Society of Great Britain is making changes in how operator
behaviour gets monitored. There, an official team of volunteers that has been
reporting problematic on-air behaviour and equipment issues is being
disbanded.
The Radio Society of Great Britain, the RSGB, has long relied on the efforts
of the Amateur Radio Observation Service for second opinions on a variety of
these issues and has decided to re-focus on how to address these important
operating matters.
During the next few months the Society will convene a new team called the
Operating Advisory Service, or OAS. OAS participants will monitor the bands
for such misuses as call-sign pirating, abuse of repeaters and on-air
harassment of amateurs.
Announcing the change, the Society said it had taken a hard look at the
previous way of doing things and decided to give the new team responsibility
for developing written recommendations to be published on the website.
The team will concentrate on ideas for best practice.
The RSGB noted that this change does not have any impact on
Intruder Watch which is the Society's portion of the overall
IARU monitoring system that reports on non-amateur signals
that are heard on the HF amateur bands.
USA
The FCC has issued a Notice of Apparent Liability proposing to fine
KC5CSG, $18,000 "for apparently causing intentional interference and
for apparently failing to provide station identification on amateur
radio frequencies," the FCC said.
In the wake of complaints, FCC agents visited the area, tracked
transmissions on 146.130 MHz to KC5CSG's residence, and monitored them
for up to 7 hours. The agent reported hearing "music on 146.130 MHz and
warning other amateur operators that the local Amateur Radio club would
not be able to conduct their net later that day."
That evening, at a location near the local W5BII repeater, the agent
said, KC5CSG "began transmitting an amateur digital radio signal from
a hand-held radio in his vehicle," disrupting the net and failing to
identify. Subsequently, the agent, accompanied by a deputy from the
Sheriff's Office, confirmed that he possessed a radio capable of
operating on 146.130 MHz "Audio recordings captured by the agent
demonstrate that the intentional interference ceased as the agent
and the Sheriff's deputy approached the vehicle," the FCC said in the
Notice Of Apparent Liability.
Ruth Willet, KM 4 LAO, is 2018 Hiram Percy Maxim Memorial Award Recipient
Nineteen-year-old Ruth Willet, KM4LAO, of Cana, Virginia, was named as
the recipient by the ARRL Board of Directors.
The Hiram Percy Maxim Memorial Award is given annually by the Board to a
radio amateur under the age of 21 whose accomplishments and contributions
to both Amateur Radio and the local community are of an exemplary nature.
Ruth, who earned her Technician class license in June 2015 and upgraded to
Extra in May 2016, was instrumental in re-establishing the Amateur Radio
and Electronics Club (K 8 HPS) at Kettering University in Michigan, where
she is a junior pursuing a double major in engineering physics and
mechanical engineering while maintaining an A average.
Back in May, she was presented with the Radio Club of America's
Young Achiever Award. Last spring, she was the keynote speaker at
the 32nd annual SWODXA DX Dinner, held in conjunction with Hamvention,
where her topic was "Experiencing the Hobby of a Lifetime."
The Hiram Percy Maxim Memorial Award, which includes a cash award of $1,500
and an engraved plaque to the recipient, is intended to provide a tangible
reward to those deserving young amateurs who contribute their time, skills,
and energies daily through their commitment to Amateur Radio. As models for
their peers, and inspirations to us all, these fine young people are highly
visible boosters of Amateur Radio awareness
Broadcast-Quality Audio Processor Donated for news.
Those of us working in the Broadcast world know the name 'OPTIMOD.'
Well now Orban Labs, has donated a state-of-the-art audio processor -- the
all-digital 9300 OPTIMOD-AM -- to the ARRL.
Orban Labs Vice President of Business Development Mike Pappas, W9CN,
arranged for the donation with the intention of improving the audio quality
transmitted by W1AW during its evening phone bulletins.
The 9300 OPTIMOD-AM is used worldwide at broadcast stations that want the
best possible "sound."
W1AW Station Manager Joe Carcia, NJ1Q, installed the 9300 OPTIMOD-AM into
W1AW's audio chain. After making necessary setup adjustments and working
with instructions that Pappas provided, he determined that overall average
modulation had increased and audio clarity was improved.
HAM RADIO OPERATIONAL NEWS - IT'S A CONTACT SPORT
All major Australian contests, rules and results, are on the
Contest Section of the WIA website.
wia.org.au/members/contests/about
THE SARL YL SPRINT
The 2018 SARL YL Sprint will take place on Thursday 9 August from
12:00 to 14:00 UTC!
It is a phone contest on the 40 metre band and exchange is a RS report and
YL or OM.
Logs in ADIF, Cabrillo or MS Excel format with a summary sheet labelled
"my call sign YL Sprint," shall be submitted by 16 August 2018 by e-mail to
zs4bfn@mweb.co.za.
(SARL)
August 11-12 - VK - Remembrance Day Contest
Yep, the Remembrance Day contest date and time is set for 1.00pm Saturday 11
until.00pm) Sunday 12 August 2018 AEST
Full contest rules are available in the contest section of wia.org.au
As we heard a few weeks bcack the most important thing is to submit a log.
Even if you only make a few contacts, please submit a log.
Every log submission helps.
If you have HF capability, just use the frequencies on the bands you have
available. For those that have VHF and UHF capabilities, there are some
simplex calling frequencies that will make life easy.
These are, 6M 52.525MHz, 2M 146.500MHz, 70CM 439.000MHz and 23CM 1296.1MHz.
The normal mode for these frequencies is FM.
Most importantly, the RD contest remembers those that have served and those
that have fallen. We must never forget them.
(Extracts from the article by Vince Henderson, VK7VH in VK7WI News)
SO:-
August 18-19 - WW - Lighthouse and Lightship Weekend
August 25-26 - VK - ALARA YL CONTEST
D-STAR QSO Party 2018
D-STAR or Digital Amateur Radio QSO Party global event will take place
between September 22nd at 0.00 and September 24th at 24.00 (UTC). The
format of the party will be the same as in previous years with the goal
of encouraging D-STAR operators to communicate with as many other
operators across the world via D-STAR repeaters.
October 6 - WW - Oceania DX contest
A LOOK THRU THE DX WINDOW
GET YOUR PARK ON!
Announcing GET YOUR PARK ON! A new North America WWFF Park Event.
Three WWFF countries have joined together for Get Your Park ON!,
a North America WWFF parks event that coincides with Earth Science Week
activities around the globe.
Purpose: Get as many parks as possible in Canada, USA and Mexico
on the air from Oct. 14-20, 2018 and Hunters throughout the world
calling to log as many QSOs as possible with those parks during the
event.
Join the Get Your Park ON! Facebook Group on:
http://getyourparkon.com/
to stay current with details and announcements about this exciting
new event.
Everybody Get Your Park ON! and get into the log.
(SouthGate)
THAILAND, HS.
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of IARU Region 3, members of
the Radio Society of Thailand are QRV as HS 50 IARU until October 31.
BRUNEI, V8.
Members of the Brunei Darussalam Amateur Radio Association are QRV
with special event station V850IARU until October 31 to celebrate
the 50th anniversary of IARU Region 3. QSL via V85TL.
AUSTRALIA, VK.
The WIA has been able to secure a special call sign VI 50 IARU 3
which will be on air until 31st August to celebrate the 50th anniversary
of IARU Region 3.
Christian is operational as D 44 EK from Sal Island in the
Cape Verde Archipelago from 23rd July - 7th August.
QSL to his home call, M 0 UPL
Radio Caroline 2018
The 'Martello Tower' group will once again be running a special event station
GB 5 RC from the Radio Caroline ship the MV Ross Revenge over this weekend
3rd to 5th August.
(Sourced to SouthGate)
GB1NHS permanent special event call sign
"Essex Ham" reports the official launch of GB 1 NHS.
This unique permanent special event call sign is being looked after on behalf
of the National Health Service by Paul Devlin G1SMP
Paul has plans to put the call sign to good use promoting both amateur radio
within the NHS, and NHS initiatives using amateur radio.
(Sourced to SouthGate)
9X, Rwanda DXpedition
Members of the Italian DX Team will be active as 9 X 0 T between
September 27th and October 10th 2018.
Activity will be on 160-6 meters using CW, SSB and RTTY, RTTY will only
be on 14084 kHz.
QSL via I 2 YSB direct only.
(Sourced to SouthGate)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- DEFENCE
On the front cover of Amateur Radio magazine for this month are some
photographs of Military Radios, many no doubt used during the 'AM & CW on
ANZAC day event which, under the guidance of VK4MIK Mike Patterson, who
came up with this great idea a few years back.
In this week's text editions of the WIA National News is a link to a you tube
video, a now declassified WWII manpack radio instructional film.
It's worth a view and it's amazing how much and how little has changed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODxBa0b556Y&feature=youtu.be
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- DIGITAL
Significant changes in store for FT8 and MSK144 with WSJT-X Version 2.0
WSJT-X co-developer Joe Taylor, K1JT, has announced that major changes are
coming to the FT8 and MSK144 digital protocols when WSJT-X version 2.0
arrives in a few months.
Taylor said version 2.0 should be ready for prime time by January 2019.
"Much of the necessary programming is finished," Taylor said in a post
to the Packrats reflector. "Many of the new features have been tested
on the air and we find them to work well."
Taylor was quick to point out that the new capabilities are not yet publicly
available, not even in beta form. He said that he, Steve Franke, K9AN, and
Bill Somerville, G4WJS, have been developing "enhanced versions of the
MSK144 and FT8 protocols that extend the message payload to 77 bits."
"Do not rush to download something," he cautioned. "There is more testing
and code optimization to do." He said current plans call for a beta-testing
period "probably starting in mid-to-late September," with a full release
"possible a couple of months later."
(SouthGate)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS - FINAL FRONTIER
https://ariss.batc.tv/ (under test)
AMSAT EA will be on air on all available satellites with the callsign
AM1SAT from September 10 to 17 to celebrate IberRadio 2018 - IV
Radiocommunications Fair, the biggest HAM party event in Spain and Portugal
(http://www.iberradio.es/en/)
The event will open its doors during the 15-16 weekend.
Main grid will be IN70 but other ones will be activated as well.
please write to contacto@amsat-ea.org
(AMSAT-NA)
AMSAT OSCAR Number Administrator Bill Tynan, W3XO, Steps Down
Citing poor health, AMSAT OSCAR Number Administrator the individual who
confers the alphanumeric designators on Amateur Radio satellites has
stepped down from the volunteer post after granting numbers to qualifying
applicants for more than 2 decades.
"I want to thank Bill for his many dedicated years of service to AMSAT,"
said AMSAT President Joe Spier, K6WAO, who named AMSAT
Vice President-Operations Drew Glasbrenner, KO4MA, to succeed Bill.
"Ever since the launch of OSCAR 1 in 1961, it has been traditional for
Amateur Radio satellites to carry the name OSCAR for -
'Orbiting Satellite Carrying Amateur Radio,'" Spier explained.
OSCAR satellites are customarily referred to by hyphenated names, the
first selected by the builder, AMSAT-OSCAR 7, abbreviated as AO-7.
Spier called OSCAR numbers "a proud tradition of Amateur Radio, one that
we hope to keep going for many years to come."
A past AMSAT President, W3XO was licensed in 1946, initially as W 3 KMV.
He requested W3XO in the 1970s because it was the call sign of Washington DC's
first FM broadcast station in the experimental years.
(arrl)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- ILLW
ILLW and even older lighthouses
A few weeks ago the International Lighthouse Lightship Weekend team received
an entry for this year's ILLW event for a lighthouse built in 1747 at
Skagen in Denmark and the comment was made that this was possibly the oldest
lighthouse which had participated in the event.
This 'record' has now been well and truly broken by a lighthouse on
Lindau Island in Lake Constance, Bodensee, Germany, which was built around
1180.
It was a fortified tower that protected Lindau for centuries and is reported
to have also served as a lighthouse.
It was replaced as a lighthouse in 1856 by a lighthouse located on the
West mole at the entrance to Lindau Harbour. Both structures feature in this
year's event as the 300th entry.
Entries are rolling in daily with 55 from Germany
46 from Australia
40 from the USA
Some entrants have been in the event for many years including some
continuously since 1998. One entrant in Australia has to walk 18 kiss
to get to his lighthouse and carry all his gear on his back.
It's this kind of detail where we, the ham community, miss the journalistic
skills of Silent Key VK3PC Jim Linton who as well as heading up ARVictoria,
and being Secretary of the WIA also kept WIA News well informed on ILLW.
(SouthGate)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- RADIO AMATEUR OLD-TIMERS
http://www.raotc.org.au
Hallo everyone this is Clive VK6CSW reminding you that tomorrow is the
first Monday of the month, time for the Radio Amateurs Old Timers Club
of Australia's August bulletin to go to air.
This month Ian VK3JS will be giving us all the latest Club news together
with two interesting items, one on Quantum radio, a new communications
medium which works where ordinary radio waves cannot, plus another on
ever slimmer phones.
Everyone, RAOTC members and non-members alike, is most welcome to tune in
and to join in the call backs afterwards.
The broadcast originates in Melbourne at 10 am local time on the VK3REC
2m repeater with simultaneous relays on 1825 kHz and 7146 kHz.
At 0100 UTC for eastern states listeners, Hans VK5YX will transmit
the program on 20 metres on 14.150 MHz
At 0200 UTC, for West Australian listeners the program is transmitted
simultaneously on 7088 kHz and via the linked repeater network.
At night the broadcast is repeated at 2030 hours Melbourne time on
80 metres on 3650kHz, in Tasmania at 1930 on the VK7RAA and 7RTC networks
plus a TV presentation by Tony VK7AX at 2030 hours Tasmanian time.
From Tuesday you can download the audio file from the Club website at
www.raotc.org.au where you also find full details about our Club.
Tune in tomorrow for the August RAOTC bulletin.
73 from Clive VK6CSW.
Social Scene 2018
Aug 4 VK3 Gippsland Gate Radio & Electronics Clb HamFest 10 (vk3bft)
Aug 25-26 VK6 NCRG HAMFEST WEEKEND (armag)
Aug 26 VK2 SARCFEST (armag)
Sept 8 VK4 SUNSHINE COAST HAMFEST WOOMBIE SCHOOL OF ARTS 9AM (vk4kx)
Sept 9 VK3 SadarC Hamfest/Comms day (armag)
Sept 21-23 VK4 Central Highlands AR Club AGM weekend Lake Maraboon (TARC)
Sept 21-23 VK4 Central Highlands AR Club AGM weekend Lake Maraboon (TARC)
Sep 28-Oct 1 VK4 Cardwell Gathering (TARC)
Oct 14 VK3 Yarra Valley Amateur Radio Group HamFest (vk3kqt)
Oct 28 vk3 Ballarat Amateur Radio Group HamFest (vk3kqt)
Nov 11 VK5 - Adelaide Hills Amateur Radio Society HamFest
Nov 17 VK7 - VK7Hamfest Miena Community Centre (vk7wi)
Nov 18 VK3 - The Rosebud RadioFest (vk3pdg)
2019 Social Scene
May 3 - 6 VK4 - Claireview Gathering, between Mackay and Rockhampton (tarc)
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