“April 8, 2024 Solar Eclipse QSO Party first results.”

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Issue 328 April 20th, 2024

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April 8, 2024 Solar Eclipse QSO Party first results Over 52.7 million radio communications were observed over the continental United States. HamSCI The Solar Eclipse shifted time signals in the USA On April 8, 2024, the frequency of WWV shifted. spaceweather.com We need better, more flexible user interfaces Poorly documented user interfaces are a stumbling block to new Amateur Radio Operators. Zero Retries The art of articulation The IC-705 has a two channel parametric equaliser built into the radio. M0AWS N1BSD: My Path to Amateur Extra as a DL Ham The CEPT agreement only applies if you are there in person. DK1MI Getting started with HF digital modes (without breaking the bank) What follows is a QRP digital modes kit that I’ve experimented with over the last year. QRPer This Apollo-era antenna still talks to Voyager 2 DSS-43 is the only antenna that can communicate with the probe. IEEE Spectrum AM radio gets House hearing Draft Legislation to Preserve Americans’ Access to AM Radio. RadioWorld Going the extra mile The Radio Operators who connect all 26.2 miles of the Boston Marathon. The Huntington News Amateur Radio saves family in Death Valley National Park Without access to a cell network, the Ham called for help on the 10-meter band. ARRL

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CW without Morse Code T9 method for continuous wave communication. Easier than learning Morse Code. Ham Radio University Paperclip CW paddles Demonstrating my paddles made from three jumbo paperclips, a block of wood, a 3.5mm stereo patch cable and four screws. N1JI

Hamvention bound

For the first time, I’ll be driving up for Hamvention in May. I’m attending as a member of the press and my current thinkinig is to attempt a number of short-form audio interviews with interesting orgs, Hams, vendors, etc., which will be posted both here in the newsletter and on the daily site. I’m also having stickers made up, so hunt me down if you’d like one. Hope to see you there! 73 K4HCK

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