i am vu2mbu. iwant a hf rig KENWOOD TS430S.if available pls contact
me on my mobile 9443722054. or my email id VU2MBU@....

Hello. I want to become a ham. Can any one tell me where I can issue a licence
in Pune. I got to know about Telco ham radho club .but it is too
far from my house. and the  next club somewhere on Law college road. I didn't
find it. I even tried at COEP ,college of engineering Pune , but didn't find
anyone who can help. Can any one please tell me .

We wish a very happy & prosperous DIWALI.

from


  D C SHARMA & Family
--
A-218, H.A.L. Township
Lucknow - 226016
INDIA

E -80°55'05" N - 26°51'00"
GRID : NL06LU

Phone : +91 522-2350181
MOB  :  +91 9450911438


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Hi group,
I'm madly looking for DEGEN DE-1103 SSB all band receiver in India. Can anybody
help me out on this issue, plz post here or mail me.
thanks.

Greetings from Huntsville Alabama!

And the Huntsville Hamfest!

For all of you that live in other parts of the country or who could
not attend the Huntsville Hamfest, QSO will be broadcasting live from
12pm to 4pm CDT or 1pm to 5pm EDT on 9330 KC WBCQ.

The broadcast can also be heard live streaming at the link below.

Click Here to Listen Live <mms://tedrandall.com:6060/wma/live.wma>

Please note this link will be dead prior to and after the broadcast.

Or go to www.tedrandall.com <http://www.tedrandall.com>
and click the live link.

We hope to have ARRL affiliated clubs, state and section
representatives on the air with us along with reps from many of your
favorite equipment manufacturers.

If anyone from your group is in Huntsville call them on their cell
and have them come by and say hello on the air!

The QSO booth is located in the vendor section in back of Gigaparts
and near Heil Sound.

Everyone have a good weekend! Hope you enjoy the hamfest and the
broadcast!

73

Ted Randall

This radio broadcast is sponsored by TransWorld Antennas

http://www.transworldantennas.com

QSO Radio Show

www.tedrandall.com

WBCQ 7415 kilohertz

Monticello Maine

Tuesdays on 7415 kilohertz 5-7 PM EDT 2100-2300 UT

Target area the USA and Mexico

WRMI Radio Miami International

9955 kilohertz Sundays

From 1-3 AM EDT

0500-0700 UTC

Target area the Caribbean and South America

615-469-0702

Past Chapter Chairman

Society Of Broadcast Engineers Chapter 103

Nashville, TN

615-517-2194

www.sbe.org

Hamfest this weekend live broadcast on the internet!

Live web broadcast of the Huntsville Hamfest from Huntsville, AL

Live broadcast starts Friday Aug 13 at 0800 CDT or 1300 UTC as we drive the 200
miles to Huntsville, AL.

Just as we did on our Dayton hamvention event, we will be giving prizes to lucky
viewer this year. See details on the website at http://wa5kub.com

We will be broadcasting live video and audio of the 2009 Huntsville, AL hamfest
this year via the internet.  The live broadcast begins on Friday morning, Aug 14
at 0800 CDT (1300 UTC) as we depart Memphis, TN and drive to Huntsville.  Just
as we have done before, we will be broadcasting our drive live from the car.
Then we will broadcast the hamfest all day Saturday Aug 15 and Sunday Aug 16. 
We expect hams to
be taking part in the Huntsville hamfest from all over the world. We have had
viewers in over 150 countries.   Hams will be able to join in with a real time
chat room while they are watching the video. Viewers will also be randomly
selected throughout the event for some nice prizes. An APRS map at the bottom of
the web pages

shows you our position. Watch as the helmet cam takes you on a virtual tour of
all the tables and booths there.     If you can not be
there in person go to http://wa5kub.com or http://w5kub.com   and join in all
the fun.

Please help pass this information on to all hams and clubs.

Thanks,
Tom Medlin,  W5KUB

http://wa5kub.com  or  http://w5kub.com   prize info at
http://tmedlin.com/huntsville2009prizes.html

--
Check out my website at http://tmedlin.com

and my live video site for hamfests at http://wa5kub.com

30 Meter Multi Mode Weekend

When:  August 22nd & 23rd

Where:  10 MHz -  30 Meter Band

Objective:  To promote experimenting and using different digital modes on unique
30 Meter Band.  A number of digital mode groups will be participating this
weekend so if you wanted to try out a mode you have thought about trying here is
your chance to get on the 30 Meter Band to try those digital modes and/or try a
digital modes software that includes multiple digital modes.  This is NOT a
contest…no set times…no rules…no exchanges…no winners other than those that
participate with casual use of the 30 Meter Band to experiment, ragchew, DX and
have some fun!

Where on the band and who participates on 30 Meters:

FeldHell  - 10.132 – 10.136
30m FH Net 2300z Sun Aug 23rd
http://www.feldhellclub.org
Olivia – 10.1425
http://hflink.com/olivia/olivia.html
WSPR – 10.140
http://wsprnet.org
MFSK – 10.142>
RTTY – 10.135 – 10.144
PropNet  - 10.1405
http://www.propnet.org
WSJT – JT65
http://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/K1JT/
SSTV MP73-N (<500hz)
10.132
http://www.obriensweb.com/narrowsstv.htm
PSK31 10.140 – 10.142
Try some PSK63, QPSK!
CW  10.100 – 10.130
http://www.fists.org

Or try them all…RTTY, HELL,OLIVIA,WSPR,WSJT
JT65,SSTV-N,DOMINOEX,MT63,THROB,JASON,ALE400,ETC
http://30mdg.net/files/30%20Meter%20Band%20INFORMATION[1].pdf

Log in and try the new HamSpots page for Digital Modes and Groups:
http://www.hamspots.net/30

Try Some Multi-Mode Digital Software:
http://www.ham-radio-delux.com
http://www.mixw.net
http://www.hamspots.net/30
http://f6cte.free.fr
http://www.w1hkj.com/fldigi.html
http://homepage.mac.com/chen/w7ay/cocoamodem/index/html
http://mmhamsoft.amateur-radio.ca/Mmvari

***Please note we are secondary users of the 30 Meter Band and to use good
operating procedures
Have fun and hope to see you on the waterfall!

De kb9umt Don 30MDG#0001
http://www.30MDG.net
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/30MDG/

Dear HAM's,
We wish to inform you that the Andhra Pradesh Red Cross Society has established
a Disaster Management Center at its Headquarters Office at Hyderabad with the
support of American Red Cross.
The Andhra Pradesh Red Cross State Branch has procured equipment and installed
in the premises of this Office. I am V.S.S.Rama Krishna Prasad, a HAM Operator
with a Call Sign VU3NYD has been available at this Office.
At this Disaster Management Center, some of the Short Wave Listeners (SWLs) have
been trained for ASOC Examination which is scheduled to be held on 28th August
2009. I am requesting that the names of the Andhra Pradesh HAM's can be
registered for Participation at the time of Natural Disasters whenever requires.
For this purpose the Andhra Pradesh Red Cross is planning to conduct a Get
Together function to register the name of Andhra Pradesh HAM's voluntarily.
All the active HAM's of Andhra Pradesh are requested to send feed backs and
register your names at the Disaster Management Center for participation in the
Get Together function which will be held shortly.
Thanking you,
							 Yours faithfully,
V.S.S.Rama Krishna Prasad
VU3 NYD
Office Address:
3-6-212, Street No.15,  Himayatnagar,
Hyderabad – 500 029
Ph.No.040-30602450 &
Mobile No.9248080094
e-mail ID. Vu3nyd@...

AMSAT-UK Space Colloquium videos on BATC Streamer

http://www.southgatearc.org/news/august2009/amsat_colloquium_videos.htm
The videos of the presentations at this year's successful AMSAT-UK International
Space Colloquium in Guildford are now available to watch on the British Amateur
Television Club (BATC) website
Among the fascinating video presentations are:

FUNcube, the new AMSAT-UK linear transponder satellite project ByGraham
Shirville G3VZV
  AMSAT-NA Update By Drew Glasbrenner KO4MA
  AMSAT-DL Update By Peter Guelzow DB2OS
  Electronics and Teddy Bears: A Near-Space Adventure" By Ed Moore M0TEK and
Fergus Noble M0NBL, Cambridge University Spaceflight
  Engineers Wanted! Tempting Teenagers to Explore Technology By Garry Bulmer,
Software Architect
  Medium Earth Orbits By David Bowman G0MRF
2009 Amsat ARISS Contact Report
All 18 videos can be seen at http://www.batc.tv/
Click on the "Film Archive" icon on the left to see all the videos available
then select the video you wish to see (they start with 2009 AMSAT)

To see the video full screen click on the icon at the bottom of the video
player.

PDFs of the slides from the presentations can be found on the AMSAT-UK website
at
http://www.uk.amsat.org/component/
option,com_wrapper/Itemid,278/

AMSAT-UK publish a colour A4 newsletter, OSCAR News, full of satellite
information. You can join online at the new URL of
https://secure.amsat.org.uk/subs_form/

AMSAT-UK http://www.uk.amsat.org/

• Thanks to the BATC for recording and editing the videos (a time consuming job)
as well as providing this invaluable video service at batc.tv for the Amateur
Satellite community

73 Ian G3ZHI

http://www.qsl.net/g3zhi - many ham radio links
http://www.southgatearc.org/ latest ham radio news


http://www.qsl.net/g3zhi/cb1.html
download free uk callbook


G4NJI IRLP 5200 Echolink 135909
Rotherham simplex node 145.2875mhz
Dstar GB7SF Sheffield 439.7375mhz
BATC Live Steaming video http://www.batc.org.uk/


Mobile: 07984732058

download free the g3zhi uk callbook july 2009

download the lastest g3zhi uk callbook for free from

http://www.qsl.net/g3zhi/cb1.html

the data is from ofcom arrived 6th July 2009
__________________
73 Ian G3ZHI

http://www.qsl.net/g3zhi - many ham radio links
http://www.southgatearc.org/ latest ham radio news

G4NJI IRLP 5200 Echolink 135909
Rotherham simplex 145.2875mhz
Dstar GB7YD 145.675mhz


Mobile: 07984732058

uk callbook data now free from ofcom


the uk callbook data is now free to anyone from ofcom
the application form is on ofcoms amateur radio page
at the link below

the old ra used to sell the data to anybody and ofcom gave it free only to the
rsgb and pw
but have now decided to give it away free to anyone

ofcom may eventually put their callsign data base live on line like the
Americans and Australians already do
but are not in a position  to do that at the moment

========================================================

Ofcom is keen to facilitate the release of this callsign book data more
generally and recognises
the benefits of making such information available. As such, Ofcom asked an
independent auditor to
review the information and check it for accuracy and currency. Once this was
completed it was decided
that the callsign book data could be released under licence. Any requestor who
wishes to have access
to the data for a callsign book could therefore apply for a licence under the
Re-use of Public Sector
Regulations.

I am pleased to inform you that the licence application and terms and conditions
will be made available
on Ofcom's website. There is no charge for this information. Should you wish to
apply for a licence you
can find the relevant information at the following link:

http://www.ofcom.org.uk/radiocomms/ifi/licensing/classes/amateur/callsignform


=========================================================

73 Ian G3ZHI

http://www.qsl.net/g3zhi - many ham radio links
http://www.southgatearc.org/ latest ham radio news

G4NJI IRLP 5200 Echolink 135909
Rotherham simplex node 145.2875mhz
Dstar GB7SF Sheffield 439.7375mhz
BATC Live Steaming video http://www.batc.org.uk/


Mobile: 07984732058

Get ready! Its almost here.

In 1 day, on Wednesday May 13th, we will be starting our live broadcast.
Watch our 10 hour drive of 550 miles on Wednesday from Memphis, TN
to Dayton, OH. Watch us and others set up in the fleamarket on
Thursday, then the entire show Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

This is our 7th year to broadcast hamfest events.
We are seen in over 150 countires and advertised to over 100,000 hams
around the world.

We have thousands of dollars of nice FREE ham Prizes and lucky
viewers will win some great prizes .We will interview Astronaut
Richard Garriott,W5KWQ, at 2100 UTC on Saturday May 16th. During the
interview we will try to ask Richard any questions you may have.

The web site is http://w5kub.com  and we actually start broadcasting
with our "helmet cam" Wednesday morning May 13th at approx 1300 UTC
and will be broadcasting our entire 550 mile drive from Memphis, TN
to Dayton, OH.

The video web site not only has the live video but also has a chat
room where anyone can log in and talk to other hams around the world
or to us.

There is a link on the left side of our website which tells of the
prizes and what days each will be given out.

Follow us every move for the five days (May 13 – May 17). ARRS at
the bottom of the page will show you our progress as we drive, or
maybe you will recognize the road and landmarks.

73,

Tom W5KUB

Its that time again.

We will be going live with our world-wide broadcast of our trip to the Dayton
Hamvention, the worlds largest hamfest, on Wednesday May 13th at 0800 cst.

NEW THIS YEAR, we will be giving out thousands of dollars of free prizes to
lucky hams that are "virtually attending" through our broadcast.  We will
broadcast live streaming video and audio of not only the 3 days from the
fleamarket, but we will also be broadcasting live our entire drive of 550 miles
from Memphis, TN to Dayton, OH.

you can check out the prizes at http://tmedlin.com/2009prizes.html

the web broadcast is at http://wa5kub.com or http://w5kub.com

Hope to see you at hamvention, or if you cant attend, we hope to see you on the
website.

73, Tom W5KUB

--
Check out my website at http://tmedlin.com

and my live video site for hamfests at http://wa5kub.com

g8ckn - watch the rsgb news on line on atv


roy g8ckn reads the rsgb news every sunday at 0830 gmt on amateur television

it can be watched live by anyone in the world on the batc streamer under the
members stream
callsign: g8ckn

http://www.batc.tv/

a recording is also available at
http://www.superiorsignals.co.uk/gb3hv.com/gb2rs.html

it will  also be available  soon on the batc web site tv streamer under film
archive
http://www.batc.tv/


73 Ian G3ZHI

http://www.qsl.net/g3zhi - many ham radio links
http://www.southgatearc.org/ latest ham radio news

G4NJI IRLP 5200 Echolink 135909
Rotherham simplex node 145.2875mhz
Dstar GB7SF Sheffield 439.7375mhz
BATC Live Steaming video http://www.batc.org.uk/


Mobile: 07984732058

Hi,
I would like to take the Amateur Station  Operator Grade II Examination in
Hyderabad in a month.
Please provide me with pointers where to apply,online material and how to
practice the morse code at home.
Thank you,
Krishna Chaitanya Singu.

1st ever RSGB AGM Webcast Newcastle 1000GMT  April 18th 2009

This year's RSGB AGM is taking place in Newcastle upon Tyne

Join us in Newcastle upon Tyne for the RSGB 2009 AGM. It will take place on
Saturday 18 April at Hotel Novotel, Newcastle Airport, Ponteland Road, Kenton,
Newcastle upon Tyne NE3 3HZ.

The whole day is geared to bringing the RSGB to you and is an ideal opportunity
for local clubs to socialise and meet with each other and meet with senior RSGB
officers.

The timings for proceedings are:

11am: AGM Registration
12 noon: Annual General Meeting - Formal Proceedings
1pm: End of Formal Proceedings
1-2pm: Lunch (£8 for two course hot buffet)
2pm: Open Forum
4pm: End of Open Forum

Amateur Radio Dinner commencing at 8pm (cost £20 per ticket).



73 Ian G3ZHI

http://www.qsl.net/g3zhi - many ham radio links
http://www.southgatearc.org/ latest ham radio news

G4NJI IRLP 5200 Echolink 135909
Rotherham simplex node 145.2875mhz
Dstar GB7SF Sheffield 439.7375mhz
BATC Live Steaming video http://www.batc.org.uk/


Mobile: 07984732058

WORLD AMATEUR RADIO DAY

IIH will be meeting all the Hams / SWLs on  the occasion of  WORLD
AMATEUR RADIO DAY scheduled on Sunday, April 19th 2009. Time: 10.00
a.m  Venue: Ham Radio Station, 2nd Floor, Gate No.2, Sree Kanteerava
Outdoor Stadium, Kasturba Road, Bangalore-560 001.

Amateur Radio / Echolink demonstrations will also be conducted for
interested aspirants.

We look forward to have an eyeball with one and all.
73,

SATHYAPAL, VU2FI
www.indianhams.com

Hello,
I wanted to know that has anybody controlled the IC-AD9850 or AD9851 which are
DDS Signal generator IC.
I have AD9850 kit with me and i get a 0.5 C DC output from that can anyone share
here experience on this.

Divyansh gupta
divyansh@...

From: shankar sathyapal <spal7388@...>
 
Hi,

Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology, Bangalore will be setting up the Ham
Radio Station,  They will be getting Club Licence very soon.  Mr Ram Prabhu,
VU2DEV is the Hon.Secretary and Custodian.  Dev has taken keen interest in
assisting the students on technical matters.

Similary, Bhoomreddi Engineering College, Hubli is all set to get the Ham Club
Licence and to setup the Ham station very soon,  looking for Grade -I licence
holder from HUBLI or surrounding place to be the custodian and help the
students.

73,
sathyapal-VU2FI 

The AES Superfest was awesome.

I posted some pics on my blog if you are interested:

http://www.kc9jbm.com/2009/04/aes-superfest-2009.html

Ray Albarelli
KC9JBM
raimondoalbarelli.com
Mobile & MMS: +1 (920) 728-2337
Nextel Direct Connect: 110*75923*15

Balloon Launch this Saturday with live video
Bill, WB8ELK will be launching another two High Altitude
Balloons this Saturday April 4th.

For all the Hams that are new to ATV as well as the old times
this is a great opportunity to observe the event live on BATC.TV.

Here's Bill's Plan:

We'll probably be flying around 10:00 am CDT
(1500 UTC) this Saturday....there will be two balloons
like we did last weekend. I'll probably start the
streaming video around 9:30 am CDT (1430 UTC).

73s de Bill WB8ELK

Bill has done quite a few of these "Balloon Launches". Check
out his web page www.wb8elk.com

Here is some additional info on the launch from Bill:

These balloons are the UAH (University of Alabama, Huntsville)
Engineering BalloonSat class balloons, I have a payload
onboard along with the student experiments. There is only
streaming video of the launch prep and the launch itself...
we won't be sending down video from the payload on this flight.

Bill knows what he is doing and I am sure he will give us something
interesting to watch. Be sure to tell all your friends to watch this
Saturday.

To watch the Balloon Launch on the BATC.TV Web stream
go to www.batc.tv and click on "Live Event" then click on Balloon
Launch 4 April and then click watch.

Tell all your friends to tune in and watch something special.

73 Ian G3ZHI

http://www.qsl.net/g3zhi - many ham radio links
http://www.southgatearc.org/ latest ham radio news

G4NJI IRLP 5200 Echolink 135909
Rotherham simplex node 145.2875mhz
Dstar GB7SF Sheffield 439.7375mhz
BATC Live Steaming video http://www.batc.org.uk/


Mobile: 07984732058

WISH YOU ALL A VERY HAPPY NAV VIKRAM SAMVAT 2066

From D C SHARMA & Family



--
A-218, H.A.L. Township
Lucknow - 226016
INDIA

E -80°55'05" N - 26°51'00"
GRID : NL06LV

Phone : +91 522-2350181
MOB  :  +91 9450911438


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Please enjoy this activity and have a nice time with the operators

Ahmed Nasser Almashjari,

Radio Amateur, Call Sign in Saudi Arabia: (HZ1AN)

QTH : Jeddah Saudi Arabia,
P.O. Box : 7198 Jeddah 21462,
Mobile : +966-504373332,
QSL : Via DJ9ZB,

Please visit my web page www.qsl.net/hz1fm.

------------------------------------------------------
dear freinds

thursday 19 mar 2009 till 23 mar 2009 we will be oprating from as-192
the call sign will be    =   HZ1FS/P
the oprators  hz1fs ,hz1md ,7z1sj 3 radios with many antennas mainly the spider
beam on 20,15,10 we will do some digital modes but mainly voice the island name
will be annonced on air ( mostly amina or hibar island)

we will stay there till monday and we may extend if the living condetion ok

we will oprate on split and we will call all contenents so please let
us hear you

best regars
mohamad hz1md

--
73 de hz1md
mohammed aldaigani

18th of MARCH, 2009
 
 
Dear All HAMS,
Wishing you all a HAPPY WORLD AMATURE RADIO DAY
On 18th, March,1925 the International Amateur Radio Union (IARU)
was founded. 
Managing Committee, TARA.

Greetings from St. Louis, Missouri, USA.  I expect to be visiting in Dehradun in
the next few weeks, and I would be most grateful for an opportunity to guest-op
at a station or club there.  Please reply with any available information to my
email address, KH2OP@....

Many thanks and 73,

Charlie Troxell KH2OP

Hi all,

I am resending this message as I am not sure it went through. Sorry if this post
is duplicated.

I am in Delhi for a few days and need to buy a couple of handhelds. Ideally
tri-band or two-band, otherwise in the 2m band (136 to 174 MHz if available). I
do NOT want FRS/GMRS radio, as sticking to the 22 fixed UHF channels is less
than ideal for me.

- Where in -or around- Delhi can I buy a decent radio (Motorola, Kenwood, Icom,
Yaesu, Puxing, etc)

- Is there any condition in India regarding purchase of these radios? Will they
require any document to sell these units to me? I am on a tourist visa and don't
have any HAM license whatsoever.

It would really help if somone  has any expeience to share and/or can recommend
(or dis-recommend) a specific brand or model.

Thanks a lot.
Toni.




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HOLY CRAP! When I grow up, I want a shack like this one!

http://www.ne7x.com/New_Shack_2008.htm

This guy really did his homework, and the end results paid off.


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The winners of the 13 th Kerala FoxHunt conducted at Calicut by the Quilon
Amateur Radio League in association with the Calicut Reapeater club on 8TH march
2009.

The winners are :
First Place:      VU2DH & VU3GGK   Team From Chennai
Second Place:  VU3IRH and his team from Pollachi.
Third Place       VU3VGT & VU2OGO Team

Congradulations for all the Winners and SWLs.

Regards
vu3iti

Amateur Radio: Your Resource in Disaster and Emergency Communication

Each year on 18 April, radio amateurs celebrate World Amateur Radio
Day. On that day in 1925 the International Amateur Radio Union (IARU)
was founded. In 2009, the theme of the event is Amateur Radio: Your
Resource in Disaster and Emergency Communication.

It is not by coincidence that last year's meeting of the IARU
Administrative Council chose this subject at this time. While the
Amateur Radio Service has traditionally made its contributions to
emergency and disaster response ever since its very beginnings almost
100 years ago, this role has gained a lot of importance just in the
recent past. It has done so mainly for two reasons:

The number and dimension of natural as well as man-made disasters is
unfortunately on the increase, and
The modern communication technologies are increasingly complex,
infrastructure-dependent and therefore also increasingly vulnerable.
The Amateur Radio Services puts two equally valuable assets at its
disposal for emergency and disaster prevention, preparedness and
response:

A large number of very flexible and mostly infrastructure-independent,
local, national, regional and global networks, and A large number of skilled
operators, who know how to communicate with often very
limited means and to establish communications even under the most
difficult circumstances.

The tools at their disposal range from the most robust means such as
battery-operated stations operating in Morse code to links through
amateur radio satellites and interconnectivity with the Internet, in
voice, text, image and data modes. They range from local VHF networks
of fixed, mobile and portable stations to shortwave networks that span
the globe. All these networks are operated on a daily basis by men and
women who are thoroughly familiar with their technology and their
intricacies.

Telecommunications have become a commodity that society takes for
granted, and the sudden loss of that service is often felt in a
similar way to the loss of shelter, food and medical support. When
disasters occur in regions that do not have good coverage by public
networks, or when existing communications infrastructures have just
been disrupted or destroyed by such events, the Amateur Radio Service
comes to the rescue. Amateur Radio operators provide communications
for the rescuers and relief workers and their organizations and they
help to provide communications for those affected by a disaster.

In fact, contributions to emergency and disaster relief are a major
argument for the preservation and the extension of the privileges the
Amateur Radio Service enjoys in international and national
regulations. This is one of the reasons why more and more Amateur
Radio operators, through their clubs and their national societies,
prepare very seriously for their role in emergencies. However, their
skills can be put to use only if they are known by other first
responders. Effective response to emergencies can only occur with the
work of volunteers in all the various fields; from search and rescue
to medical assistance and those who can  provide food and shelter.
Communication skills are a new, but equally vital commodity.

Activities on the occasion of World Amateur Radio Day 2009 can be a
great opportunity to spread the word about what the "hams" are doing.

28 January 2009
Hans Zimmermann, F5VKP / HB9AQS
IARU International Coordinator
for Emergency Communications

SUNDAY the 1'st of MARCH 2009


THANE AMATEUR RADIO ASSOCIATION
WISHING A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY
TO  OUR HONORARY MEMBER SARLA SHARMA  VU2 SWS 
MICKY - VU2 IZO