Repost from, Subject: [wl2kemcomm] FYI, a “real life” example
All,
What you are seeing in the attached is the “PMBO sessions monitor” of R1ANC,
Antarctica (October QST, page 20) on 30 meters at 184 degrees some 9,467
statute miles away. It is 23:03 Central time in TN.
Note the speed of R1ANC. His signal is not heard by […]
Amateur Radio volunteers in Jasper County, Texas, continue to support
mass-feeding operations by The Salvation Army, which has been coordinating
with other relief groups to provide meals to Hurricane Rita-displaced
residents. Amateur volunteers plan to meet with Salvation Army personnel to
discuss the need for Amateur Radio support beyond this weekend. Meanwhile,
ARRL Alabama SM Greg Sarratt, W4OZK–who’s been handling the intake of
American Red Cross volunteers in Montgomery, Alabama–has been visiting ARC
shelters along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Shelters there are in the process
of closing down. In Gulfport, Amateur Radio volunteers continue to support
communication for the emergency operations center (EOC) in Harrison County,
where they’ve been a mainstay since Hurricane Katrina struck in late August.