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Archive for January 28, 2008
Belgians get five watts at 500kHz [RSGB]
January 28, 2008 by kb3ljm.
The Belgian national society UBA has received notice from their licensing authority BIPT that Belgian amateurs can use the segment 501-504kHz on a secondary basis. Only CW is permitted but this can be at any speed, so it includes QRSS. The power limit is 5 watts ERP. [RSGB]
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Amateurs achieve 2200 miles on 2m [RSGB]
January 28, 2008 by kb3ljm.
In two spectacular openings on the two metre band, a new Australia to New Zealand record was set. On 29 December, VK4DMC worked ZL1CN at a distance of 3549 kilometres. VK4DMC was running 200 watts into an 11 element Yagi just 8 meters above ground. Then on 9 January, there was an opening to ZL from VK5 resulting in several contacts, the best being between VK5BC and ZL1TWR over a distance of 3482km. [RSGB]
AA to let customers check flight status on Web cellphones
January 28, 2008 by kb3ljm.
American Airlines said it has upgraded its mobile website to let customers check in for flights and look at itineraries on their Web-enabled cellphones.
The airline said Thursday that it would expand the service this spring to let customers book flights, change reservations and request upgrades from a Web-enabled device.
American said its website recognizes users of mobile devices and directs them to a mobile version of AA.com.
Content is more condensed than on the regular site for users of desktop or notebook computers, but it’s designed to be navigated from a mobile device, the airline said.
http://www.usatoday.com/travel/flights/2008-01-25-aa-cell_N.htm
Silent Key
January 28, 2008 by kb3ljm.
Silent Key
John R. Kraft, Jr.
K3HLE
January 20, 2008
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