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  • Holiday SSTV Experiment from the International Space Station

    ARISS will be conducting an SSTV experiment from the International Space Station (ISS) beginning December 25th and running through January 5th.

    Officially titled Expedition 72 - ARISS Series 23 SSTV Experiment, interested listeners can receive SSTV images in PD120 mode from the ISS on 145.800 MHz. There will be 12 different images in the series coming from callsign RS0ISS. Received images can be uploaded to the ARISS SSTV gallery at https://ariss-usa.org/ARISS_SSTV/.

    Source: ARISS

  • RandomGram Amateur Radio CW Event

    RandomGram, A unique CW contest, takes place December 20th. The contest is unique in that participants send random groups of characters designed to test the accuracy of exchanged information. Transmitting isn't required! Listeners may earn points by submitting groups of characters heard sent to other participants.

    The event begins December 20th at 22:00 UTC and runs for two hours.

    Source: RandomGram

  • Saudi Sat SO-50 Event 22 in Progress

    To celebrate the 22nd anniversary of SO-50, the Saudi Amateur Radio Society (SARS) is organizing a global competition, the Saudi Sat SO-50 Event 22. The event will take place from December 13, 2024, at 00:00 UTC to December 22, 2024, at 23:59 UTC, inviting amateur radio operators to make contacts (QSOs) via the satellite during the competition period.

    See the announcement for details on obtaining certificates from this event.

    Source: AMSAT
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    All daily sunspot numbers this week were 97 or less.

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    Solar activity was way...

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    The program is growing, and educators will have the opportunity to attend sessions around the country. “We love having the teachers here at ARRL Headquarte...

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