Month: June 2022

Jun 6, 2022 REMINDER – C5B will again be active from Bijol Island, AF-060 on June 7th between 0900-1600z. Preparations with police authorities and rescue department in progress.   They hope to QRV on 20-15-10m using dipoles.

Jun 5, 2022 Peter, DL5FF will be active from the JW5E Clubstation, Longyearbyen, Svalbard as JW/DL5FF during June 9-12, 2022. QRV on HF bands, CW. QSL via H/c, buro/direct. 

DAYTIME METEOR SHOWER UNDERWAY: One of the strongest meteor showers of the year is underway. You might not notice, though, because of the glare. The Canadian Meteor Orbit Radar (CMOR) is picking up significant activity less than 20 degrees from the Read more…

In this video Randy Hall K7AGE shows you how to receive Slow Scan TV (SSTV) pictures from the International Space Station, the next transmissions are expected on June 8-9 The YouTube description reads: I show you how to receive Slow Scan TV Read more…

Annual Amateur Radio Survey 2022The annual amateur radio survey run by Essex Ham took a break during the pandemic, but now it’s back ! We’re keen to get a snapshot of amateur radio in the UK today, and by taking Read more…

NOAA Alerts Space Weather Message Code: ALTEF3Serial Number: 3244Issue Time: 2022 Jun 05 0556 UTC CONTINUED ALERT: Electron 2MeV Integral Flux exceeded 1000pfuContinuation of Serial Number: 3243Begin Time: 2022 May 30 0135 UTCYesterday Maximum 2MeV Flux: 9520 pfu NOAA Space Read more…

Jun 3, 2022 The Russian DXpedition Team continues their African trips and now moves to Zimbabwe. The plan is to stay there for 14 days (between June 17-29, 2022) and be QRV as Z21RU with 5 radios on all HF bands + Read more…

Jun 4, 2022  NEWS UPDATE – Cluster spots suggest VK0WN is active on 20m SSB between 04:45-07:45z. He uses an inverted-V for 20m and 100w barefoot.

Jun 3, 2022 Active until June 15th, this special callsign is dedicated to the Formula 1 Grand Prix of Azerbaijan which takes place in Baku (June 10-12). The race course is in the streets of the city – the same Read more…

CME NEAR-MISS POSSIBLE ON JUNE 5TH: A minor coronal mass ejection (CME) that left the sun on June 1st will pass close to Earth on June 5th, according to NOAA analysts. It might come close enough for a glancing blow. High latitude Read more…