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An educational seminar to help both new and experienced amateurs who are on HF and finding themselves plagued with noise. We'll learn what "noise" is, about the various noise sources, and how to mitigate those noises using a variety of techniques..Thursday April 22, 2021 @ 3:30 pm EDT (1930 UTC)Registration & RecordingsARRL members may register for upcoming presentations and view previously recorded webinars by clicking here.
Presented by Paul Cianciolo, W1VLFRFI (Radio Frequency Interference) has been a problem for Ham radio operators and SWL’s (Shortwave listeners) since the radio hobby began. Both from natural sources (QRN) and manmade sources (QRM). Things have changed in the last 20 years with the advent of widespread solar power, LED lightning , grow lights, digital computing devices etc. The technology boom has enhanced our daily lives, but at what price?
Topic: Funding ARES ProjectsSpeaker/Presenter: Marty Woll, N6VIHey folks: These Zoom sessions are left open after the presentation. After the Zoom presentation has been closed, sign back into Zoom to visit.Previous RATPAC Presentations: Published Format list //
Well here is an opportunity to play radio for a few days. I had thought that since we cannot get together for the Titanic event at the Cape Cod seashore, we could operate from our home QTHs as some of us did for Marconi Day. And then compile all the logs together if you send me your operating files. I have merged them together before, but don't quite remember how I did it. I'm sure there are a couple of you out there that could refresh my memory. I had thought about operating around the clock from the time the Titanic left Queenstown until the time she sank beneath the surface.
Date:
Sunday, April 11, 2021 - 10:30 to Thursday, April 15, 2021 - 01:30
From The ARES Letter, 3/17:The 2021 Comm Academy is 2 days of training, talks, and information on emergency communications. This year's theme is Disasters Here, There, and Everywhere - Are We Ready? Comm Academy is an emergency communications and amateur radio conference to be held April 11-12. Registration is completely free, and you must register to gain access to the complete schedule and academy materials.
Date:
Sunday, April 11, 2021 - 00:00 to Monday, April 12, 2021 - 23:45
Ultra-portable operation or being able to carry your radio over distances e.g., in a backpack, is quickly growing in popularity. Whether for SOTA, POTA, backcountry survival, or just spending time in nature, learning how to operate ultra-portable is a fun and rewarding experience. In this presentation, Mike KN6EZE, will cover the basics of ultra-portable operating for both the new and experienced ham operator. Register at arrl learning network.
Our first QSO Today Expo was a great success with over 16,000 attendees! We’re working hard to make our upcoming Expo even better with new speakers, panel discussions, kit building workshops, easy-to-use video technology to meet with exhibitors, and much more. There’s no need to travel - anybody can participate in this groundbreaking, amateur radio Expo built on a virtual reality platform.https://www.qsotodayhamexpo.com/
Speaker/Presenter: Stan Broadway, N8BHL Ohio Section Emergency Coordinator This will be Week 1 of a two (2) week series on Near vertical incidence skywave-(NVIS) antennas.Week 2, March 11 will be on NVIS end-feed antenna build These Zoom sessions are left open after the presentation. After the Zoom presentation has been closed, sign back into Zoom to visit.Past RATPAC Presentations:
Joe Rudi NK7USome of you may know Joe as Joe Rudi the former professional baseball player, most notably as an integral member of the Oakland Athletics dynasty that won three consecutive World Series championships. However, hams worldwide know him as NK7U, DX Contester.
Presented by Diane Warner, KE8HLDThis is a story about Tallmadge Elementary School's participation in a once-in-a-lifetime ARISS (Amateur Radio on the International Space Station) school contact. You'll learn about their amazing journey leading up to the amateur radio contact with an astronaut on the International Space Station. The excitement of the entire experience was shared not just by the students, but included faculty, parents, community, and local amateur radio operators.
