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And they are offering to help and they're contributing.

Well, that is from where I sit, they are attracted. How do we attract younger people, much younger people into this area of microwave and Now looking at the pictures of the award banquet, it appeared to me that the majority of the people there were my contemporaries are even older. Bold and italics added by me for emphasis. What follows are two excerpts that I found interesting and thought-provoking about attracting current and later generations to Amateur Radio. (Kudos to 4Z1UG for routinely doing transcripts!) Much of the discussion centered on W5NYVвЂ™s activities regarding Amateur Radio satellites both for AMSAT-NA and Open Research Institute. It was W5NYVвЂ™s turn on and the interview went 83 minutes, and the transcript went 21 pages. The two dimensional aiming necessary to account for Terra and LunaвЂ™s respective rotation will be interesting.Д®ric Guth 4Z1UG does the QSO Today podcast where he interviews one notable Amateur Radio Operator per episode. I suspect (hope) that every Amateur Radio вЂњbig dishвЂќ capable of precision aiming will be helping with this mission. The surface probe beacon will transmit on 437.41 MHz using FM, PSK31, and PCM-PSK/PM. The orbiting module beacon will transmit on 437.31 MHz using PSK31. So, we need a lot of help from ham radio stations worldwide.вЂќ Torii noted that the RF system on the lander only operates on UHF. However, if the satellite is invisible from Japan, we cannot receive the downlink signal. вЂњWe already have a station for uplink and downlink at Wakayama in Japan - used as an EME station. вЂњIf we succeed in receiving the UHF signal from the surface probe, we could know the acceleration data on the impact on the moon and the success of the landing sequence,вЂќ Torii explained. Transmitter power will be 1 W in both cases.

The surface probe - the moon lander - will transmit digital telemetry or three-axis acceleration analog-wave with FM modulation on UHF (437.41 MHz). It will transmit beacon or digital telemetry data on UHF (437.31 MHz). The orbiting module will take the surface probe to the moon. The spacecraft is made up of two separable components, both having independent communication systems - an orbiting module and a surface probe. Wataru Torii of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) Ham Radio Club, JQ1ZVI, said radio amateurs can play a role in gathering data from the spacecraft. The name is an acronym for Outstanding Moon Exploration Technologies demonstrated by Nano Semi-Hard Impactor. It will have a mission period of from 4 to 5 days. OMOTENASHI is a 6U CubeSat set for launch via a NASA SLS rocket as early as February 2022. JapanвЂ™s OMOTENASHI, the worldвЂ™s smallest moon lander, will have an X-band and UHF communication system, although it will not carry an amateur band transponder. I remain a strong supporter of ARDC and its missions, and itвЂ™s possible that I will continue to volunteer with ARDC in another role, but that is yet to be determined. IвЂ™m grateful to ARDC for the chance to help effect so much positive change in Amateur Radio via ARDC grants in 2021. This was a mutual decision between ARDC and I. Zero Retries 0026 on, as currently planned, will be a look back on 2021.ДЄs of, I am no longer a member of Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC) Grants Advisory Committee (GAC). Well, I suppose now is the time for me to say something profound. Beyond that, the Jack OвЂ™Neil quote I cited in Zero Retries 0000 seems apropos: I hope the same is true for all you Zero Retries readers. I am grateful for many, many things, and I am blessed in my life. IвЂ™m queuing this up prior to Christmas week so I can вЂњset and forgetвЂќ for Christmas week, so apologies for the lack of вЂњthis weekвЂќ stories.

Merry Christmas Zero Retries subscribers! Whatcom County Data Over Repeater Weekly NetДЄmateur Radio Data Communications Orgs and EventsД¬ountdown to Hamvention 2022 - May 20-22, in Xenia, Ohio - 21 weeksвЂ¦ Good Interview with Michelle Thompson W5NYV WorldвЂ™s Smallest Moon Lander from Japan will Put Ham Radio Transmitter on the Moon Steve Stroh N8GNJ, Editor Jack Stroh, Late Night Assistant Editor In this issue: Karl Meinzer DJ4ZC We are confronted by insurmountable opportunities! - Pogo Nothing great has ever been accomplished without irrational exuberance - Tom Evslin Irrational exuberance is pretty much the business model of Zero Retries Newsletter - Steve Stroh N8GNJ. Steve Stroh N8GNJ Ultimately, amateur radio must prove that it is useful for society.

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Bob Witte K0NR Amateur Radio is literally having a license to experiment with radio technology. Advanced Amateur Radio - Data Communications Space MicrowaveвЂ¦ the fun stuff! The Universal Purpose of Ham Radio is to have fun messing around with radios.