QST de WA3NAN -- Nov 16 2011 04:57:21-UTC
Club Lunch 11:45 at lambert's on 11/03/2011.
GARC Christmas parity coming soon. Looks like Saturday Dec 10th.
Location will be the Rec Center.
New GARC Mailing list is now online.
WA3NAN 2M Information Net
Where: WA3NAN 2M Repeater (146.835 MHz no PL)
When: Every Thursday at 9:00 PM Easter US localtime.
Where: WA3NAN 2M Repeater (146.835 MHz no PL)
When: Every Thursday at 9:00 PM Easter US localtime.
Next Club Meeting Nov 16th. B22 Room 184.
GARC Club move starting to show life. New Trailers are on site and the poles have arrived. More to come thoughout November.
WWV Propagation Report
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2012 Jan 28 1205 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 27 January follow.
Solar flux 142 and estimated planetary A-index 7.
The estimated planetary K-index at 1200 UTC on 28 January was 0.
Space weather for the past 24 hours has been strong.
Solar radiation storms reaching the S2 level occurred.
Radio blackouts reaching the R3 level occurred.
Space weather for the next 24 hours is predicted to be moderate.
Solar radiation storms reaching the S2 level are expected.
:Issued: 2012 Jan 28 1205 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 27 January follow.
Solar flux 142 and estimated planetary A-index 7.
The estimated planetary K-index at 1200 UTC on 28 January was 0.
Space weather for the past 24 hours has been strong.
Solar radiation storms reaching the S2 level occurred.
Radio blackouts reaching the R3 level occurred.
Space weather for the next 24 hours is predicted to be moderate.
Solar radiation storms reaching the S2 level are expected.
GARC Links
ARRL Call Lookup
Call Sign / Name Search via ARRL website
About GARC
GARC is the Goddard Amatuer Radio Club and was founded in 1968 by employees of the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center located in Greenbelt, Maryland.
The club has provided may public services to the greater community. Some of these services include support of Amatuer Radio contacts between the ISS and local schools, HF retransmissions of the voice data from Space Shuttle for public consumption and licensing classes for new operators.
Most of the members of the Goddard club are amateur radio operators. Amateur radio is a non-commercial medium for hobbies and experimenters to learn about wireless communications in all kinds of forms. These can include HF long distance communications as well as high speed digital microwave communications to sattilte communications.
Amatuer radio operators come from all walks of life. movie stars, missionaries, doctors, students, politicians, truck drivers and just plain folks. They are all ages, sexes, income levels and nationalities. They say Hello to the world in many languages and many ways. But whether they prefer Morse code on an old brass telegraph key, voice communication on a hand-held radio, or computerized messages transmitted via satellite, they all have an interest in what's happening in the world, and they use radio to reach out.
GARC has a 2M repeater located on center on backup power.
Input 146.235 MHz with no PL and outputs at 146.835 MHz.
This repeater is also reachable via echo link using the WA3NAN/R call.
For WA3NAN QSL information,
please contact John Klim: john(dot)klim(at)verizon(dot)net
The club has provided may public services to the greater community. Some of these services include support of Amatuer Radio contacts between the ISS and local schools, HF retransmissions of the voice data from Space Shuttle for public consumption and licensing classes for new operators.
Most of the members of the Goddard club are amateur radio operators. Amateur radio is a non-commercial medium for hobbies and experimenters to learn about wireless communications in all kinds of forms. These can include HF long distance communications as well as high speed digital microwave communications to sattilte communications.
Amatuer radio operators come from all walks of life. movie stars, missionaries, doctors, students, politicians, truck drivers and just plain folks. They are all ages, sexes, income levels and nationalities. They say Hello to the world in many languages and many ways. But whether they prefer Morse code on an old brass telegraph key, voice communication on a hand-held radio, or computerized messages transmitted via satellite, they all have an interest in what's happening in the world, and they use radio to reach out.
GARC has a 2M repeater located on center on backup power.
Input 146.235 MHz with no PL and outputs at 146.835 MHz.
This repeater is also reachable via echo link using the WA3NAN/R call.
For WA3NAN QSL information,
please contact John Klim: john(dot)klim(at)verizon(dot)net
