HamSCI Newsletter Volume 2, Number 2 Published
The latest HamSCI Newsletter, the Fall 2026 edition, has been published. It is available on the HamSCI Newsletter page.
Articles include....
The latest HamSCI Newsletter, the Fall 2026 edition, has been published. It is available on the HamSCI Newsletter page.
Articles include....
HamSCI is planning to have a well-staffed booth at the 2026 Huntsville Hamfest, August 22-23, 2026.
Located in Huntsville, Alabama, they claim to be the "World's Friendliest Hamfest®" since 1954.
For the second year in a row, HamSCI is prominently featured in the August issue of the ARRL's QST magazine.
The western portion of the Europe will experience a solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, and the Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB) is planning a series of operating events in which the ham radio and medium wave listening communities can participate.
HamSCI was well represented at the Coupling, Energetics and Dynamics of Atmospheric Regions (CEDAR) Workshop, held 21-26 June in Des Moines, Iowa.
The NSF CEDAR Workshop provides the community an opportunity to self-organize, exchange and foster new ideas. It has a strong educational component.
Have you ever wondered how to interpret the Doppler shift spectrograms generated by Personal Space Weather Stations, eg Grape 1s, Grape 1 DRFs, Grape 2s, HamSCI High Frequency Receivers?
Just in time for distribution at the Dayton/Xenia Hamvention, the Spring, 2026 issue of the HamSCI Newsletter has been published, available on the HamSCI website's Newsletter Page. Topics include:
The ARRL Foundation’s 2025 Bill Orr, W6SAI*, Technical Writing Award has been awarded to Dr. Ethan Miller, K8GU, and Dr. Nathaniel A.
The Radio Society of Great Britain*, at its April, 2026 Annual General Meeting, continued its tradition of announcing the previous years' winners of the RSGB Trophies