Greetings to all… hopefully your summer was enjoyable.<\/p>\n
Before I get to the upcoming Eclipse, I wanted to mention that another
\none of our clubs, BARC, is on the ARRL landing page for the website.
\n“Amateur Radio Serves in Large Utah Bike Race”. Be sure to check it out.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.arrl.org\/news\/amateur-radio-serves-in-large-utah-bike-race<\/a><\/p>\n SOLAR ECLIPSE ON OCTOBER 14TH – I will let the article speak for Contesters, HF Operators and SWLs Wanted October 14th for Solar Eclipse Utah will be directly in the path of a solar eclipse on October 14th. The eclipse is a unique opportunity to contribute to science as a ham Ham Radio Competitions:\u00a0 The Solar Eclipse QSO Party and Gladstone Participate in a controlled experiment on the 160, 75 or 40 meter bands: Build and install a Grape Personal Space Weather Station (PSWS)<\/p>\n Your log and spot data will contribute directly to science.<\/p>\n Sources for more information can be found at HamSCI.org,<\/p>\n We have also written articles in CQ, QST, OTA and Spectrum Monitor about If you or your club have questions about these HamSCI events feel free Ron is giving a presentation tomorrow evening at 7:30pm. If you are Congratulations to the Taylorsville Club as they are the latest ones to Don’t forget to put the 2024 Division Convention, HAMCONZION, on your It is good to see the great things happening in our Section.<\/p>\n Thank you to everyone for your contributions to Amateur Radio.<\/p>\n
\nitself…<\/p>\n
\nQSO Party
\nHamSCI Festivals of Eclipse Ionospheric Science<\/p>\n
\nRon Wilcox KF7ZN, on behalf of HamSCI.org, reminds us that there will be
\na Solar Eclipse QSO Party and other ham related research during this
\nevent.<\/p>\n
\nradio operator. We at HamSCI are sponsoring this as part of the NASA
\nCitizen Science project. The information learned from the 2017 eclipse
\ncontributed much to our knowledge. Now with two eclipses (October 14,
\n2023 and April 8, 2024) we have the potential to gain much more
\nknowledge. Think of the eclipse as a vast controlled ionospheric
\nexperiment. We will not have this chance again until 2044. Utah will be
\nright at the center of all of this. Here are the events being sponsored
\n(details at\u00a0https:\/\/hamsci.org\/eclipse<\/a>\u00a0):<\/p>\n
\nSignal Spotting Challenge<\/p>\n
\nTime Delay of Arrival Event<\/p>\n
\nthis.<\/p>\n
\nto contact Ron Wilcox, KF7ZN at\u00a0rglogan73@gmail.com<\/a>. His information is
\ncurrent on\u00a0https:\/\/www.qrz.com\/db\/kf7zn<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\ninterested, email him to get a Zoom link.<\/p>\n
\nbecome ARRL affiliated. Next on their agenda is to become a ‘Special
\nService Club’.<\/p>\n
\ncalendar. .http:\/\/hamconzion.org<\/a>.<\/p>\n