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This is WIANEWS for week commencing March 30 2008
MICHAEL OWEN VK3KI PRESIDENT OF THE WIRELESS INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA
The WIA is an organization approaching its centenary and so it should be very
conscious of its history, which is really the story of the people who have
made it what it is.
It is also very important that we, the WIA, honour those people.
The Board of Directors met recently and considered who we should honour at the
next Annual General Meeting which will be held in Broken Hill at the end of
May.
We wanted to honour someone who for so many years has been associated with the
WIA and amateur radio, VK4SS, Al Shawsmith.
But we believed that Al would be unlikely to join us in Broken Hill, so we have
come to Al's home in Whynot Street, in Brisbane, so we can today be with Al
and his family.
Al, we wish to present you with the GA Taylor medal.
This award was first considered over 25 years ago, and finally coming into
existence 20 years ago, in 1988, as a silver medal of some intrinsic value.
Its creation owes much to its primary proponent, the former VK6 Division of
the federal WIA. It is named after George Augustus Taylor, the founding
chairman of the Wireless Institute of New South Wales, out of which grew
today's WIA.
So the medal came into existence just one year after your book, Halcyon Days
was published.
Your contribution to amateur radio and the WIA, particularly the Queensland
Division of the WIA is well known.
Also well known was the Al Shawsmith Journalistic Award, an award to recognize
and encourage the quality of writing in the WIA magazine, Amateur Radio. That
award lapsed but now as the award for the best non technical article has,
thanks to your generosity, been revitalized and will again be presented this
year in Broken Hill, as the Al Shawsmith Award, but now the award itself is so
structured that it will be an award in perpetuity.
And, yes, we ignored your wish that your name be not associated with the award.
That it comes from you is too important to ignore.
Perhaps your most important gift to the WIA was only made several years ago,
when you donated a sum of money to the WIA for educational purposes. That
enabled us, last year, to train and qualify a number of WIA Assessors from
remote areas. Our successful case to become the ACMA preferred examination
system manager relied on a coverage of qualified Assessors across our country.
So, in the past, as WIA historian, and as a prolific writer on amateur matters,
and more recently you have provided a special service for the WIA. And it is
for a special service that the GA Taylor medal is given
And the GA Taylor medal is not lightly given.
It is a very special recognition.
Indeed, since its inception 20 years ago, there have been 6 awards of this
medal, so this becomes the seventh awarded, and only the second since the WIA
became a national body in 2004.
So, Al, please accept this award, the GA Taylor medal, presented by the WIA to
one of its members, an Honorary Life member, to honour what you have done for
the WIA and amateur radio.
MICHAEL OWEN VK3KI PRESIDENT OF THE WIRELESS INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA CONTINUES
Because the WIA's magazine, Amateur Radio will start appearing in members
letterboxes during the next week, I am now able to pass on some information
about two-letter callsigns.
Many amateurs are very aware of the fact that since 19 October 2005 any
two-letter callsign becoming available has been quarantined by the ACMA and
not issued or re-issued. And this has included the two-letter callsigns of
amateurs who failed to renew their licence on time after that date.
This month's Amateur Radio magazine includes a very important statement about
two-letter callsigns.
That statement is also on the WIA website and on the ACMA website.
The statement addresses three matters.
Firstly, the WIA has been asked to conduct a ballot for available two-letter
callsigns and the principles to be observed by the WIA set by ACMA and the
process proposed is set out in the statement and comment is invited from all
amateurs.
Please send your comment by email, letter or fax as requested in the
statement to the WIA by 30 April 2008. And remember, comment supporting the
process suggested is just as important as an alternative suggestion.
Now, some very important news for a number of people.
Before that ballot process will commence, the ACMA has agreed to the WIA's
request to review those cases where by reason of a failure to renew a licence
in time an amateur has lost his or her two-letter callsign.
The ACMA makes it clear that merely forgetting to renew is not a good reason,
but do look at the examples given in the statement, and I suggest, my
"Comment" published in the April Amateur Radio Magazine.
To have a case reconsidered, the amateur concerned must lodge an application,
preferably with supporting documentation, with the ACMA at the address
specified in the statement by not later than 4 pm Wednesday 30 April 2008.
Even if you have already been in contact with ACMA about your two-letter
callsign, you will have to lodge a new application.
If you are one of the amateurs concerned and wish to lodge an application,
you must act very quickly indeed, and do read the statement, on either the
ACMA website, the WIA website or in the WIA's magazine, Amateur Radio.
Remember, the time is very short indeed.
And if you know someone who may be affected by this announcement, please make
sure that you let him or her know about the statement and where it can be
read.
Also, as a part of this process, as set out in the statement, the WIA
requests that the WIA office is advised or reminded of the death of any
amateur who has died since 1 March 2006.
To make sure that we do our very best to get this message to every amateur,
this announcement will be repeated three times in the VK1WIA News broadcasts
in April.
And I do ask that you help us by passing on this information to others who
may not hear these broadcasts, or receive or buy Amateur Radio magazine, or
check the websites of the WIA or ACMA.
Another matter that I think will be of general interest is the Club Grant
scheme, where at our recent meeting in Melbourne, the Directors considered
the WIA Club Grant Scheme and made some changes for the Scheme in 2008.
In submitting their report to the Board in August last year, the Grant
Committee commented on the lack of projects involving new technology or
innovative projects, suggesting that the WIA should consider promoting
innovations in special interest areas.
In September last year we requested comment on the Club Grant Scheme,
particularly on the issues raised by the Club Grant Committee.
A number of the comments argued that the repeaters were at the core of many
clubs activities, and should not be disregarded. A number commented on
encouraging focused activities, seeking to attract new amateurs or new WIA
members. The Scheme was generally supported.
So there were two distinct views.
The Directors were attracted by the suggestion made in a number of ways that
there be two parts to the scheme, one encouraging innovation, the other
supporting more usual club projects and activities.
The Directors also thought that a limited number of grants were preferable to
a large number of small grants.
Accordingly it was decided that the WIA will again conduct a Club Grant
Scheme in 2008, this year with the total grant increased to $6,000.
The Scheme will be broken into two parts, one part providing for up to three
grants of up to a total of $3,000 for useful but not innovative projects or
activities, including projects involving repeaters or associated links.
The other part will be for projects or activities that are innovative, with
provision for up to three grants up to a total of $3,000.
In selecting clubs for grants, the Grants Committee has been asked to place
special emphasis on the number of WIA members in the club.
The Directors are grateful for the thoughtful and helpful submissions, as
well as the helpful observations of the Grant Committee.
Details of the 2008 Scheme will be published shortly.
And now to Ewan McLeod VK4ERM VP WIA
WIA Awards Program
The WIA Awards Program is seen as one of the world's best, thanks to retiring
Awards Manager Malcolm Johnson VK6LC.
Managing the WIA Awards involves not only a great deal of administrative and
organisational effort in validating claims for awards but also requires a
good knowledge of DXing in applying the award conditions in a consistent and
reasonable manner to maintain the integrity of the awards.
The WIA Board has now created an Awards Committee headed by the Awards
Manager.
The Committee will bring together a group of experienced DXers, providing
valuable assistance and guidance for the Awards Manager and adding credibility
to the Program.
The WIA has appointed Michael Wright VK5ARD as the new WIA Awards Manager.
The members of his Awards Committee are:
Martin Luther VK7GN
Dale McCarthy VK4DMC
David McCauley VK3EW
Alex Petkovic VK6APK
The address for the WIA Awards Program now is:
Awards Manager
WIA National Awards
PO Box 752
Roxby Downs
South Australia 5725
Australia
(Ewan McLeod - VK4ERM)
HAMS ACROSS AUSTRALIA.
By the time you hear this on Sunday morning the Canberra Region Amateur Radio
Club members will into the second day of providing emergency and safety
communications as a WICEN exercise for the participants in the annual
Canberra International Two Day Walk.
This event has walking courses around the national capital to cater for most
skills levels covering 10Kms, 20Kms, 30Kms and 42Kms. It has a distinct
international flavour with participants from many countries including,
Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Netherlands, UK, USA and Japan to name a few.
The international participants travel the world taking part in similar events
and we find it is an excellent way to demonstrate Amateur radio to the
public at large.
The next WICEN exercise in the ACT region will be the international car
rally "Rally of Canberra" scheduled to run on the weekend 10th and the 11th
of May.
VK2
web service:- http://www.arnsw.org.au/html/news_vk2wi.htm
VKG Roundup http://www.police.nsw.gov.au/news
THE LIVERPOOL & DISTRICT AMATEUR RADIO CLUB ALONG WITH FISHERS GHOST AMATEUR
RADIO CLUB WILL BE HOLDING A TRAINING COURSE FOR THE FOUNDATION AMATEUR RADIO
LICENCE SATURDAY 12TH AND SUNDAY 13TH APRIL.
DETAILS ARE AVAILABLE FROM vk2zwk@wia.org.au
The Annual General Meeting of Westlakes Amateur Radio Club will be held at
the Clubhouse, York St. Teralba NSW 2284 at 1300 hours Saturday, 10 May 2008.
Nominations must be delivered to the Secretary at least seven days before
the day on the Meeting is to take place, i.e. Saturday May 10.
Each Member is entitled to appoint another Member as a proxy by notice
given to the Secretary at least 24 hours before the time of this Meeting.
Members who wish to appoint a proxy should contact the Secretary.
VK4
web service local news:- www.wiaq.com/qnews/upload/qnewsbcast.htm
local news email qnews-vk-subscribe@yahoogroups.com subscribe in subject field.
VKR Roundup http://www.police.qld.gov.au/News+and+Alerts/Media+Releases/
Listeners may remember the announcement last year that a
"Catastrophic Disaster" was to take place on the 1st of April 2007 in
Maryborough, Queensland.
It was of course an exercise by the Maryborough Electronics & Radio Group, and
in accordance with the exercise plan, members of MERG ( Pronounced "MERGE" )
gathered up bits and pieces which may have been lying around after such a
disaster, and made their way to Anzac Park, where they made up antennae and
other equipment to get radio transceivers up and running.
This resulted with such items as Vhf & Uhf Antennae made from Wire coat hangers
and modified TV antennae, a catamaran made from two canoes, complete with VHF
Marine radio, various wire antennae and a number of power sources.
MERG advises that the "Catastrophic Disaster Exercise" will be held again this
year, on Sunday the 6th of April, immediately following the Sunday morning
WIA Broadcast.
Further details will be announced next week or may be obtained by contacting
Ray Stockdale, VK4TPT, vk4tpt@bigpond.net.au , or Phone (07) 4123 2958.
EDUCATION YOUTH AND ADVANCEMENT OF AMATEUR RADIO
Cairns AR Club with Dale VK4DMC WIA Accesor in the north, will, on 31st
March, that's tomorrow, Monday, be conducting a WIA exam session.
A little late now but still worth a call to President of Cairns, John VK4JKL
IF YOUR INTERESTED IN BECOMING A HAM IN THE REGION.
Interested parties should contact vk4jkl@wia.org.au
or 405 33 137
(VK4JKL IRLP node 6163)
Further south from Cairns we stop off at Queenslands Gold Coast to learn
they hold AR classes every Monday evening.
Once again if you know of someone who would like to obtain their foundation
licence then contact Roy vk4ig and he will be able to give you all the
information.
www.goldcoastamateurradio.com
classes are held each Monday evening depending numbers and
exams can be taken at a time to suit you.
(Kaye vk4vks)
Ham College in VK6
Ham College run courses and assessments for all grades of amateur radio
licence. The next exam sessions are set for the 5th and 19th of April -
enrol now - contact Kylea on 0412 704 226.
For alternate dates go to www.hamcollege.com.au
Here is a great idea from the RSGB news service! An idea worthy of
consideration at your next HamFest!
The RSGB Top Ham competition will again be a feature of the Kempton Rally on
6th April.
Everyone at the event will get a chance to enter and the initial round features
fairly simple multiple choice questions on amateur radio and electronics.
Simple questionnaires.
BUT THEN! :- The six people with the highest score will be entered into a
TV-style quiz on stage in the exhibition hall.
The final winner will receive a trophy. In addition valuable prizes will be
presented to the winner and runner up.
European Activity Day
5th May German group, Amateur Radio and Telecommunication in Schools, invites
all radio amateurs in schools and educational establishments all over
Europe to take part in the ninth European Activity Day.
The idea is to promote communication and understanding. It is not
a contest and operators are encouraged to take the time to chat.
Contacts may be made among schools as well with any other European
stations. Every participating station will get a certificate and
will have the chance to win one of the attractive prizes.
Full details can be obtained from Wolfgang Beer, DL4HBB, by email
to dl4hbb@aatis.de
INTERNATIONAL NEWS FROM ARNEWSLINE
GLORIOSO ISLANDS TO ACTIVATE IN MAY
One of the most sought after D-X entities may soon be on the air. This
with word that a French group that has been trying to get a permit to
activate Glorioso Island for several months has finally received the
necessary landing permit.
If all goes well, the five operators hope to bring Glorioso to the ham
radio airwaves in early May. Dates being talked about are May 5th to the
9th, but at airtime nothing is cast in concrete. They are currently looking
for sponsors, and if you would like to help please contact F5OGL.
Presently, Glorioso is ranked 4th in "DX Magazine's 2007 Most Wanted
Countries World-Wide" in the mixed modes. Once there the team plans to
have 3 or 4 stations on the air to help fill the need for QSO with this
rather rare location.
The latest updates can be found at the operations website and we will have
more DX news for you later on in this weeks Amateur Radio Newsline report.
http://glorieuses2005.free.fr
REMAINS OF MISSING INDIANA HAM BELIEVED FOUND
Plainfield, Indiana, police said they may have found the body of a ham radio
operator missing for more than two years. This as authorities discover the
vehicle belonging to Harold Hensley, AB9JD, with a person inside of it, in a
retention pond close to his home.
According to news reports Hensley was last seen leaving his residence in
January of 2006. At that time his wife told authorities that her husband
was on his normal routine and he was supposed to be at work at 7 a.m.. His
employer called at 7:30 and said he had not shown up. He has not been seen
since.
The biggest break in the case came just five blocks from the Hensley's
home. Police said a tip early in the investigation brought them to a BP
Gas Station. They said its where someone saw Hensley the day he went
missing. Finally on Monday afternoon March 17th investigators found
Hensley's jeep and what they believe to be his human remains in the pond
only about 5 blocks from his home. Detectives are waiting for autopsy
results to confirm his identity and the exact cause of death.
OPERATIONAL NEWS -
ON AIR CONTEST AND EVENT COLUMN - D A T E L I N E
2008
April 5- 6 ZL WARO Thelma Souper Memorial Contest
0800Z-1000Z Sat/Sun Evenings
12-13 WW Yuri Cagarin DX Contest
May 17-18 ZL SANGSTER SHIELD QRP CW CONTESTS
July 5- 6 ZL NZART MEMORIAL CONTEST
August 16-17 VK Remembrance Day Contest
16-17 WW International Lighthouse Weekend
November 15-16 (Weekend) Spring VHF/UHF Field Day
SANGSTER SHIELD QRP CW CONTESTS
When :- Saturday, 17th May 2008 and Sunday, 18th May 2008
Time :- 2000 NZST until 2300 NZST each evening
Band :- 80m
Mode :- CW only
Refer to NZART 2006/7 Callbook, Page 5-4, or NZART Website
http://www.nzart.org.nz/contests
NZART's oldest Contest established in 1927 to reward the excellence of
efficiency of low power operation. This is a friendly contest and your
support would be most welcome - don't be put of by it being a CW only
activity, most operators will adjust their CW sending speeds to match those
of your speed.. Give it a go, you never will know the mysteries of CW
contesting until you try it.
2008 NZART MEMORIAL CONTEST
When :- Saturday, 5th July and Sunday 6th July.
Time :- 2000 NZST until 2300 NZST each evening.
Modes :- CW and SSB
Refer to NZART 2006/7 Callbook, Pages 5-4 and 5-5, or
NZART Website -
www.nzart.org.nz/contests
The Memorial Contest was established post World War II to commemorate ZL and
other Hams who lost their lives in the Second World War in the service of
their country. A Contest that caters for all Amateur Radio HF activity
interests.
CONTEST STORIES
CQIR Contest Results
The full results of the CQIR Contest, held last year as part of the
Society's 75th anniversary celebrations, have been published in Echo
Ireland, which was recently circulated to members. These results show that
148 entries and 11 check-logs, representing more than 13,500 QSOs, were
submitted. The article on the results includes the detailed scores for all
entrants, soapbox comments and details of the ancestry of the overseas Irish
who participated in the contest.
SPECIAL EVENTS, BEACON AND NET ADVICE
hf nets ON the net, www.timroberts-vk4yeh.id.au/
Saturday afternoon Navy Net
Tony Musson reminds all that you are invited to join David (Net controller)
VK1DL on 7090 at 2.45pm local NSW time every Saturday afternoon.
David is a well know member of the ANARS and needs support with the RN net,
so fire up the rig and get on board.
DX ACTIVITY AND DATES
ZS6GCM TO ACTIVATE ZS8T ON MARION ISLAND
Hardly having touched soil in South Africa after his trip to Bouvet Island
Petrus Kritzinger, ZS6GCM, is on his way to Marion Island and will be operating
as ZS8T to woo the world's DXers.
Petrus will be active on 160, 80, 40, 30, 20, 17, 12 and 10 metres using SSB,
CW and RTTY. He expects to start operation in May depending on his work load
on the island
(sarl)
WIRELESS WEATHER
As you already know the first sunspot of the new solar cycle 24 took place
in early January.
It seems that all of the experts now agree that February 2008 marked the
solar minimum. These experts are however divided on their present predictions
for the intensity of he upcoming solar maximum.
The low team are predicting smoothed sunspot numbers of somewhere between
75 and 105 at the peak of the cycle in August 2012 with an average of 90.
This would approximate to solar flux levels of between 118 and 164 with an
average of 141.
The high team on the other hand predicts smoothed sunspot numbers of between
125 and 155 at the peak of the cycle in October 2011 with an average of 140.
This would approximate to solar flux levels of between 164 and 210 with an
average of 187.
The average of the high and low predictions show the peak in January 2012
with a smoothed sunspot number of 113 or a solar flux of 162. No matter
which prediction is taken the good news is that solar flux levels should be
pushing up to 100 by mid 2009.
(irts)
NOW VK3FUNK WITH WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- APRS
Michael VK2ZEN played host to a Computer Room full of people yesterday with
people finding information on a variety of IT related subjects. APRS once
again seemed to be the centre of attention although Club Member Adrian
VK2BAC from the Central Coast was led through the procedure to join the
Westlakes Yahoo Forum Group.
Position indicating maps of the Newcastle area could be seen 'alive' with
the callsigns of people who want everyone to know where they are all the time
The APRS Digipeater planned to serve the Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and
surrounding areas has been deployed for Testing Purposes at the home QTH of
Peter VK2ZTV at Cardiff Heights prior to its installation on the Gencom
Tower on the Sugarloaf Range.
All reports indicate the Digipeater to be performing extremely well and the
final move is eagerly awaited by the APRS enthusiasts.
While the Newcastle Digipeater is under Test the unit that had been deployed
in the Maitland area has been switched off.......... to prevent packet
'crashes' due to simultaneous reception of beacons by both Digipeaters.
Any questions regarding APRS in the region should be addressed to the
Newcastle Regional Coordinator Michael VK2ZEN.
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- ATV (Every pixel tells a story)
Last week we made mention here of the passing of Science Fiction writer
Arthur C Clarke. RSGB in their tribute, also last week made mention how he
was at one time President of the British Amateur Television Club.
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- RESCUE RADIO
While the news has been going to air, several Townsville Radio Amateurs have
been assisting with Time Control Communications for the Twin Cities Auto
Sports Club's King of The Hill Hill climb
Operators have had to contend with the sight of sleek vehicles driven at
competition speeds up the 1.2km hotmix topped hill climb circuit and the
mighty sound of engines and tyres whilst transmitting and receiving competitor
timing traffic since 7am.
Apart for a short break for lunch the operators will continue running the
Time Control Net until about 4pm today.
There are 3 more heats of the series plus the Mount Stuart Rally Sprint to be
held this year and WICEN North Queensland Co-ordinator Ray VK4NET is after
operators who would like to provide communications support.
If you are available then please contact Ray VK4NET soonest on telephone
0419 637637.
GLOBAL INCIDENT MAP
When you click on the website link, a world Map comes up showing
what "bad" things are happening right now in the world; it's updated
every five minutes. You can move the map around, zoom in on any one
area and actually up-load the story of what is going on.
www.globalincidentmap.com
SOCIAL SCENE
APRIL 5 VK4
The Dalby & District and Sunshine Coast Radio Clubs are holding their annual
get together at Kirkleigh Somerset Dam on the weekend of the 5th & 6th of
April this year.
So if you have the weekend free and wish to join in, please let us know, we
would love to see you there
Please contact Neil VK4NF on 4662 4950
Or Email holmzie@bigpond.com
Or Ricky VK4NRL on 4662 0095
Or Email rjlammas@optusnet.com.au
April 6 VK2
Westlakes Amateur Radio Club's Mini Field Day.
Attending the day will be Andrews Communications.
Also car boot sales, guessing competitions, an auction and of course the
Westlakes BBQ.
APRIL 6 VK7
The Sewing Circle Net will again sponsor a BBQ for ALL amateurs at Ross on
Sunday April 6th, at the Ross Caravan Park on a similar format to that of
last year with Registration from 10am followed by a group discussion from 11
to about 12.30pm followed by a BYO BBQ.
Don, VK7AY, is Sewing Circle Net coordinator if you wish to find out more.
Sept 13
Alarameet 2008 will be held in Ulverstone Tasmania on Saturday
13th and Sunday 14th September. Susan VK7LUV for details.
Nov 9 VK5
Adelaide Hills Amateur Radio Society will hold their Bigger Better Buy and
sell day Sunday November 9 at Goodwood community centre, Rosa St. right near
the Tram stop.
2009
February 22
WYONG FIELD DAY
International Telecommunication Union's Telecom World 2009.
14th IARU R3 Conference Christchurch 12 - 16 October, 2009.
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