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NATIONAL NEWS FOR WEEK COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 19 2021
IN OUR 26th YEAR OF NON STOP NEWS

( 1937 in a mention we've come across relating to weekly
broadcasts of information prepared by VK4 was a plea to
restart the weekly news service which was on air in the
late 1920's )
AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH PORTAL
Coronavirus (COVID-19) latest news, key facts and figures,
contacts and answers to your questions.
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ALLRIGHTY WHO'S WHO IN THE NEWS ROOM THIS WEEK

WIA's Publications Committee spokesman Simon VK2VSR. -

WIA Director Phil VK2CPR. -

WIA's Editor in Chief of AR Magazine Roger VK2ZRH. -

and of course Felix VK4FUQ operational news
Jason VK2LAW International and Col VK3GTV special interest
group news. -

John Knox VK4FJRK will rewind VK4LA beacons from
South Eastern VK4. -

Martin VK7GN on behalf of the Oceania DX Contest committee.

AND

Trent VK4TS on the Ross Hull
ALL THIS & MORE IN THIS EDITION OF NEWS FROM THE
WIRELESS INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA

PROGRAM RECORDED IN BRISBANE, OLYMPIC CITY 2032.

Your Magazine Your View - Simon Rumble VK2VSR

The new Publications Committee is delighted to bring each
edition of Amateur Radio magazine to life. We would love to
hear about your ideas and opinions about the magazine to
help shape its future. Therefore, we ask that you complete
this survey covering the content, advertising and, most
importantly, what you would like to see.

The survey is open to all magazine readers to have a single
response. You will find the survey URL and QR code in the
magazine or on the WIA website; you can then complete the
survey online or on your phone or tablet. If you prefer to
have a hard copy of the survey sent to you, don't hesitate
to contact the WIA National Office.

The survey closes on 22 October 2021.

If you have questions, please email
David@wia.org.au

Hi Im WIA Director Phil VK2CPR.

The board has been concentrating on alignment of various
committees. Committees are vital to the correct functioning
of the WIA. The boards job is to have a helicopter view
of functions.

Peter VK4EA advises that Ted Thrift is in the process of
handing over the Club Coordination role to Angelo, VK2NWT.
The WIA Board are very grateful for the massive contribution
put in by Ted for many years.

The INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR RADIO UNION (IARU) REGION 3
EIGHTEENTH REGIONAL CONFERENCE is to be held 20 23
September 2021. It is similar to an annual general meeting
where office bearers are elected and member societies
ratified. The WIA represents Australias amateur radio
fraternity at region 3 IARU. The WIA may delegate others to
participate and we would suggest that this should be a
minimum of three delegates to cover all the proposed working
groups.

The WIA has the option of submitting papers to the conference

these may include information papers on activities,
technical matters;

suggested changes to the Region 3 constitution,
changes to the Region 3 Band plans, Awards, organisational
structure, youth development or other matters relevant
to the IARU within Region 3.

The WIA may nominate persons to act as coordinators for its
various activities; (this is a good way forward for a person
to assist the IARU and gain a profile to seek further
office in the future).

Cheers and 73 this is Phil VK2CPR

WIA AR MAGAZINE

This is Editor-in-Chief of Amateur Radio magazine,
Roger Harrison VK2ZRH.

Have you got Issue 5, yet?

Well, if not, then the latest edition is still making its
way through the Australia Post distribution system to land
in members mailboxes. For those of you who take the
electronic edition only, check your email inbox for
notification of your download.

In last weeks broadcast news, I gave a rundown of the major
features in Issue 5 for this year the special feature on
Antarctica, plus Newcomers Notebook and the review of the
G90 HF portable transceiver from Xiegu.

If youre following The VK3AQZ HF antenna tuner project Im
afraid youll have to wait for Issue 6 for the next
instalment of this major project out in late November.
Given the number of pages the instalment needs, it had to be
held over.

However, for the avid DXers among readers of Amateur Radio
magazine, DX Talk in Issue 5 has an article from Johannes
5-T-5-P-A about his recent exploits activating Arguin Island
off the coast of northwest Africa. And further to that, we
have an update on the various DXpeditions to Bouvet Island.
in the South Atlantic.

For all the VHFers out there, Dr Kevin Johnston, VK4UH
returns with his Meteor Scatter Report covering upcoming
events and showers, plus meteor scatter activity schedules.

Look for it Issue 5.

And when you get it turn to Page 7 for details on our
reader survey taht Simon told us about at the top of this
weeks news. There you will find a QR code. Scan that with
your smartphone and off you go! Or, just put the web address
into your browser.

We would love to hear about your ideas and opinions about
the magazine to help shape its future. Completing the survey
only takes about 12 minutes.

Your magazine. Your views. Please.

This has been AR magazine Editor-in-Chief Roger Harrison
VK2ZRH for VK1WIA News.
WIA NATIONAL NEWS AND YOUR 3 W's.
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WEAR YOUR MASK

WATCH YOUR DISTANCE (1.5 metres)
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS With thanks to IARU, RSGB, RAC,
Southgate AR Club, ARRL, NZART, eHam, AMATEUR RADIO NEWSLINE
& the World Wide sources of the WIA.
REGION ONE

IARU Region 1 has announced the recipients of the Region 1
Medals. They are six people who have each made a very
significant contribution to the IARU Region 1s work over
the years.

Hilary Claytonsmith, G4JKS, is an EMC Committee member and
until recently, its Secretary for nearly 25 years. She has
been an IARU representative in the European Telecommunications
Standardisation Institute during discussions on power line
technology. The EMC Committee is a forum for progressing the
Regions work on EMC matters and much of its success is due
to Hilarys early work. Hilary is also a past President of
the RSGB.

Dave Court, EI3IO led the Spectrum and Regulatory Liaison
Committee through the period of WRC-19 that resulted in the
region1-wide allocation to the amateur service of a 2MHz
segment at 50MHz.

Other medal recipients were Peter, HB9CET, Tore, LA9QL,
Jacques, ON4AVJ and Hans, ON6WQ.
It had been planned for Switzerland to shut down all FM
broadcasters in 2022/3 but it has now been decided to delay
until 2024

The Swiss radio broadcasters have decided to complete the
shutdown as originally planned on 31 December 2024. At this
time, the VHF radio licences will also expire. From this
date, therefore, no programs can be broadcast via FM.
With the return to the original shutdown date, consumers
will also have more time to change technology.

In 2014, Swiss radios agreed to switch off FM broadcasting
of their programmes by 2024 at the latest. Since at the end
of last year almost three quarters of radio usage was digital,
the radio industry came to the conclusion that under these
conditions an early and staggered shutdown of FM stations in
August 2022 (SRG) and in January 2023 (private radios) would
be responsible. This was agreed by 42 out of 44 radio
broadcasters and SRG.

Switzerland, with three languages, sees German-speaking
Switzerland and Italian-speaking Switzerland, the vast
majority of radio broadcasters are still in favour of the
premature shutdown of FM. In French-speaking Switzerland,
however, it was not possible to find a sufficient majority
in the concrete implementation. Since a nationwide solution
is needed, the radios have therefore returned to their
original plan to switch off the FM stations 31 December 2024.

In addition, the latest market figures indicate that
listeners need more time for the changeover. With this shift,
consumers, especially those who drive a car, have more time
to change technology. In Switzerland, the proportion of new
vehicles suitable for DAB+ has been almost 100 percent since
2020. There is a need for retrofitting, especially in older
cars that have no reception via DAB+ or other digital
channels.

Since 2019, new cars from the EU must also have a reception
option via DAB+ as standard in Switzerland.

The radio industry is aware that FM has no future after 2024.

REGION TWO

Ham Radio Science Citizen Investigation (HamSCI) founder
Nathaniel Frissell, W2NAF an assistant professor in
The University of Scrantons Physics and Engineering Department
has been awarded an over $653,000 Australian Dollar grant
through the NASA Space Weather Applications Operations
Phase II Research Program. W2NAF will serve as principal
investigator for a research project entitled, Enabling Space
Weather Research with Global Scale Amateur Radio Datasets.

Hell collaborate with Philip Erickson, W1PJE, of the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Haystack Observatory
and Bill Engelke, AB4EJ, at the University of Alabama.

This grant includes significant funding for participation
of Scranton undergraduate students in this research, as well
as support for new computation resources, Nathaniel Frissell
W2NAF said.

REGION THREE

UP ANCHOR FROM NEW ZEALAND - BRAVEHEART ON THE MOVE.

Paul, N6PSE, has announced this month, September, on the
Intrepid DX Group's FaceBook page: "We were happy to receive
some news from our old friend Nigel Jolly. He has sold the
Braveheart to a new owner who will still make her available
for amateur radio DXpeditions.

Her new home port will be Ushuaia Argentina, on the
Tierra del Fuego archipelago, the southernmost tip of
South America. Well it will be once Braveheart can be
moved/sailed from New Zealand.

( www.facebook.com/The-Intrepid-DX-Group-180857615282553/ )

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HAM RADIO OPERATIONAL NEWS - IT'S A CONTACT SPORT

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OCEANA CONTEST

VOICE from 0800 UTC Saturday 2 October to
0800 UTC Sunday October 3

CW from 0800 UTC Saturday 9 October to
0800 UTC Sunday October 10

Hi, this is Martin VK7GN on behalf of the Oceania DX Contest
committee.

We are approaching the month of October and the 76th running
of the contest. Thanks to VK5GR and the AREG crew we have a
fantastic new website. Put it up in your browser, it is well
worth a look oceaniadxcontest (all one word).com.
There are links to the full rules as well as an introductory
video, that is useful for new and old operators.

Now is the time to get set with a logging programme.

There are some very good ones available free on the web
including VKCL and N1MM. See the Oceania contest web page
for a full list. A logging programme is important as entries
now have to be in by the end of October and hand written logs
are limited to 50 contacts. That is because the committee
has to enter them into the computer to facilitate the log
checking.

We have decided to continue with the new start finish times
of 0600 UTC - it seemed to work out okay for everyone.

The contest dates in 2021 are

PHONE 0600 UTC Saturday 2nd Oct. to 0600 Sunday 3rd October.
CW 0600 UTC Saturday 8th October to 0600 Sunday 10th Oct.

Just exchange signal reports with a number starting at
001 (like 57001)

Multipliers are prefixes which can be counted on each band
so you can work VK7GN on each band for a multiplier, 160 to
10 is six multipliers!

There are trophies for continent winners and certificates
for many categories. This year there are two new YL trophies
available commemorating two very significant YL radio amateurs
in the history of VK.

The Florence McKenzie (Mrs Mac) Award

The Austine Henry (VK3YL) Award

When using computer logging make sure the time and date are
correct and the log knows whether the computer is set to
local time or UTC!

Getting trophies to winners while under various Covid
restrictions has been difficult but we will persist!

There have been some encouraging news on sunspots in recent
days lets hope the sun keeps active until early October!

Good luck and see you on the bands in October

73 VK7GN

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SPRING VHF - UHF FIELD DAYS November 27-28

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December 4-5 160 Meter WW

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DECEMBER 11 - 12 10 Mtr World Wide

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2022
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January, the entire month every year is the
WIA ROSS HULL VJF - UHF MARATHON CONTEST
00:00 UTC 1 January to 23:59 UTC 31 January

The Ross Hull Contest is open to all amateurs worldwide and
is a VHF and UP contest with a distance-based scoring
methodology.

Ross Hull was an Australian amateur who moved to the USA and
was appointed Editor of QST shortly before his untimely death
in 1938.

This year there have been a couple of minor changes to the
rules, and they are :

The inclusion of CW as a mode,
the inclusion of an overall championship category and
the inclusion of Multi Operator stations.

The Ross Hull could be won from anywhere however a quick look
over the past winners shows all mainland VK states have had
a winner as well as ZL3 but surprisingly no VK7s.

Crank up the gear and strap yourself in for the VHF DX Fun
during January, we hope to hear as many calls as possible.

VK4TS Trent is now the manager of the Ross Hull Marathon

Rob Heyer VK2XIC has volunteered to take over as contest
manager.

www.wia.org.au/members/contests/rosshull/

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WIA VHF - UHF FIELD DAYS

Summer 2022 - 0100 UTC Saturday 15 January
through 0059 UTC Sunday 16 January (differs in VK6).

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John Moyle Memorial Field Day

March 2022

(No date has been published as yet)

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Harry Angel Memorial 80m Sprint

Saturday May 7th 2022
10:00 UTC - 11:46 UTC

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VK SHIRES CONTEST 11th JUNE 2022

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WIA VHF - UHF FIELD DAYS

Winter 2022 - 0200 UTC Saturday 25 June
through 0159 UTC Sunday 26 June (differs in VK6).

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WIA Trans-Tasman Low-Band Contest

16 JUL 2022

The Trans-Tasman contest, held on the 3rd weekend in July
aims to encourage Low Band activity between VK and ZL

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WIA RD or Remembrance Day Contest

August 2022

(No date has been published as yet)

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DX WINDOW
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ITALY

Members of ARI Sezione Di Brescia are active as II 2 GP
from Brescia until September 26th celebrating the 100th
anniversary of the first Italian Grand Prix which took
place in September 1921.

A special "First Italian Car Grand Prix Centenary Award"
is available:

tinyurl.com/5x4nsyh8

(opdx)

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MEXICO.

Special event station 6I 1 M is QRV until September 27 to
celebrate 200 years of Mexican independence, this on
80 to 10 meters using CW, SSB, FT8 and FT4.

QSL direct to XE 1 SPM.

( info from Paty Mohedano XE1SPM via ALARA )

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RWANDA, 9X.

QRV is 9 X 2 AW from Kigali in Rwanda until 28 September with
activity on the HF bands CW, SSB, RTTY, and FT8.

QSL via M 0 OXO.

(arrl)

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VI 50 SG is QRV until December 31 commemorating 50 years
of the St. George Amateur Radio Society in New South Wales.
QSL via bureau.

(SouthGate)

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VK 20 HOME

Dont forget that the WIA special event callsign VK 20 HOME
is still available for members use until December 31st 2021.
Check the WIA website and Special Event pages to book your
time slot for use.

(VK3GK)

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BEACONS

28.205.8

I Would like to Let everyone know of a New Ten Meter Band
Beacon that has been operating for the Last 6 months or so,
about 27 Kilometre's N/W of Brisbane City at the my Home
QTH, I'm Robert VK4LA.

The Beacon is Located In Northlakes and is homebrew .
It operates using callsign VK4LA and is on 28.205.8 cw.

The Beacon consists of a 5 watt Transmitter with a 1/2 wave
vertical antenna 35ft off the ground.

I would Appreciate some Signal Reports from all who can hear
it.

If you wish to send a signal report VIA EMAIL, my email
address is huntingqld@bigpond.com and I also have some
photos of beacon in use to view on my page on qrz.com

Looking forward to getting some signal reports from all.

for WIA National news this is Robert VK4LA ------------------------------------------------------------*
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS - FINAL FRONTIER
AMSAT-VK Secretary - secretary@amsat-vk.org

Cosmonauts found "superficial fissures" in the aging Zarya
module of the International Space Station, and worry that
they will expand over time.

Vladimir Solovyov, a Russian space program chief engineer,
also pointed out that "at least 80 percent of in-flight
systems on the Russian segment of the ISS have passed their
use by or expiration date."

[ANS]
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- IOTA
iota-world.org

HERE TODAY - GONE TOMORROW

IOTA EU-042, known as Hallig Hooge, is worth chasing because
it is not there all of the time!

Located of the northwest coast of Germany on a large tidal
plain, it occasionally submerges during spring tides and
storms.

DA 0 DFF will be on air from tomorrow the 20th until the
26th of September on HF and QO100. QSL via the DARC QSL
Bureau.

(irts)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- MEDICAL
IHS = IHSOFMN.org
PHARMACISTS = malpensa.it/iphg
Medical Amateur Radio Council marco-ltd.org/

Havana syndrome and the mystery of the microwaves

Doctors, scientists, intelligence agents and government
officials have all been trying to find out what causes
"Havana syndrome" - a mysterious illness that has struck
American diplomats and spies.

We've brought you this story over quite a few years but the
headaches not only continue but appear to be worsening.

Some call it an act of war, others wonder if it is some new
and secret form of surveillance - and some people believe it
could just even be all in the mind.

So who or what is responsible?

It often started with a sound, one that people struggled to
describe. "Buzzing", "grinding metal", "piercing squeals",
was the best they could manage.

One woman described a low hum and intense pressure in her
skull; another felt a pulse of pain. Those who did not hear
a sound, felt heat or pressure. But for those who heard the
sound, covering their ears made no difference.

Havana syndrome first emergedin Cubain 2016. The first
cases were CIA officers, which meant they were kept secret.
Five years on, reports now number in the hundreds and, the
BBC has been told, span every continent, leaving a real
impact on the US's ability to operate overseas.

Uncovering the truth has now become a top US national
security priority - one that an official has described as
the most difficult intelligence challenge they have
ever faced.

( www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-58396698 )
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- QRP and WEAK SIGNAL COMMUNICATION

QRP NZ up and running...

QRP NZ has reformed after a short recess.

If you would like a copy of the group's September Newsletter
("The 5-Watter") or information about the group, you can
email the group's contact person Philip ZL1PSH at
the link in this weeks text edition of WIA National News.

qrpnzl2021@gmail.com

(nzart)

WIRELESS WEATHER

Another Carrington Event Likely

Ralph Squillace KK6ITB reports for Amateur Radio NewsLine
that Professor Sangeetha Abdu Jyothi, a computer scientist
as the University of California, Irvine, believes that major
solar storms are capable of compromising the internet's
global infrastructure, and probably will.

It's not that a coronal mass ejection can disable the fibre
optic cables that form the foundation of the internet. Those
cables remain unaffected and local internet service would
remain intact. But, the researcher said, the global network
of undersea power supply cables that boost the internet's
international signals, the equivalent of repeaters, would
suffer directly from electromagnetic fluctuations brought on
by severe solar eruptions. In a recently released research
paper, the professor speculated that this could knock nations
off the internet, isolating them for as long as several weeks.

The professor presented her findings at a conference held
virtually by the Association for Computer Machinery. She
noted that astrophysicists say there is a likelihood of
between 1.6 percent and 12 percent that a strong enough
storm of this sort will occur within the next decade.

For many, her findings describe a future version of the
Carrington Event, a geomagnetic storm in September of 1859
that damaged the earth's ozone layer and disrupted telegraph
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I'M JOHN KNOX VK4FJRK AND THIS IS REWIND

RADIO has revolutionised the way we live - allowing us to
listen to the music we like in the car, around the house, or
even on our phones. But where did radio come from - and who
put together the very first one?

Nikola Tesla and Guglielmo Marconi are the two main
competitors for the accolade of inventing the radio.

Inventor Tesla may have got there first as he demonstrated a
wireless radio in St Louis, Missouri, in 1893 but Marconi got
the very first wireless telegraphy patent in England in 1896.

Tesla filed for patents for his basic radio in the USA a year
later, and finally got his patent in 1900.

The US Supreme Court made a decision to give the title of
first patent to Tesla instead of Marconi in 1943.

Marconi was the first person to transmit signals across the
Atlantic, on December 1, 1901.

As we've heard in 1893 Tesla demonstrated the first working
radio, but Marconi actually sent and received his first
radio signal in Italy in 1895. However, before this,
Mahlon Loomis demonstrated that wireless telegraphy was
possible in 1886. Prior even to that, in 1866,
Heinrich Rudolph Hertz demonstrated the first radio waves,
and even further back, in the early 1860s, James Clerk Maxwell
predicted the existence of radio waves.

RADIO - THAT MAGIC SPARK AND IT'S STILL GOING STRONG

My time is up

With REWIND I'm John Knox, VK4FJRK

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2021 Social Scene

Due to the COVID-19 situation, please check these events'
direct for up-to-date status information and even without
Covid dates have an uncanny knack of being changed at last
moment.

AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH PORTAL
Coronavirus (COVID-19) latest news, key facts and figures,
contacts and answers to your questions.
www.health.gov.au/

VK4 - Cardwell Gathering October1 to 4 at
Beachcomber Motel and Tourist Park. (BackScatter)

VK4 - SunFest Field Day Monday October 4,
Nambour Showgrounds, Queensland. ( mark@qslcomms.com )

VK6 - PerthTech October 23 (vk6pop)

VK3 - ROSEBUD RadioFest by SPARC 9:30am Nov 14 (vk3pdg)
VK5 - Australian Fox Hunting Championship and SERG Convention
Mount Gambier SA Queens Birthday weekend June 2022
(vk5dj)

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