[TWIAR] TWIAR EDITION #602 - GENERAL RELEASE
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This Week in Amateur Radio - Edition # 602
Air dates: 10.23.04 > 10.30.04
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Here is a summary of news items covered in edition # 602 of "This Week in
Amateur Radio", North America's only satellite-delivered, on-the-air audio
magazine service, for the week ending October 30, 2004.
This weeks edition, overflowing with all the late-breaking amateur radio news
and special features, is anchored by Larry Shilkoff, KJ6NV, from our west
coast bureau in Simi Valley, California, by Duane Whittingham, N9SSN, from our
mid-west bureau at WTND-LP in Macomb, Illinois, and by, our producer and
technical director, George Bowen, W2XBS, at our headquarters studio facility
in Albany, New York.
Approximate total program running time for this weeks edition is 95 minutes.
Closed circuit promo advisory and pre-program materials are separate files.
Stories covered and special features in This Weeks edition:
01. A draft bandwidth petition and BPL are the focus of ARRL executive meeting
02. The ARRL repeats a call for shutdown of Arizona BPL field trial.
03. AT&T and Pacific Gas& Electric dissolve their BPL partnership.
04. The FCC relocation of federal users, includes some amateur 2.3Ghz spectrum
05. ARISS International delegates ponder "Suit Sat" possibilities.
06. SoCal amateurs support hospital communications during telecom outage.
07. WABC's old Harris MW50A transmitter is up for sale on E-Bay.
08. The ARRL announces holiday toy drive for Florida youngsters.
09. Icom unveils its new D-Star digital amateur radio transceivers.
10. Australian amateur develops on-line BPL interference evaluation tool.
11. Expedition 9 leaves the ISS as Expedition 10 takes over the reigns.
12. Joint press conference Expedition 9/10 coverage from CBS news.
13. Leo Laportes Technology News and Comments from the podcast radio network.
14. The Random Access Thought is need of your thoughts!
15. A Chinese satellite de orbits and crashes into a villagers house.
16. Dead Electrical Dudes with Phillip Neidlinger, KA4KOE -- "Tesla"
17. TSR/The Space Report with Chirs Petersen, KG0BP.
18. Up-coming special event station listings for week of October 24th.
19. The Gateway 160 Meter Net Report on up-coming contests and conventions.
20. Weekly propagation forecast.
21. NASA and sources on the Internet think solar minimum may occur in 2006.
22. Morse code seems to by the mode that just won't die.
23. AMSAT ask the FCC to stay implementation of new part 97 rules.
24. The Random Access Thought with Bill Baran, N2FNH. Entertainment by proxy.
25. Courage Handi-Ham system report with Pat Tice, WA0TDA.
26. Amateur Radio History Headlines with Bill Continelli, W2XOY.
27. The FCC affirms a $10,000 fine for a former California amateur licensee.
28. Albuquerque, New Mexico to host the 2005 USA ARDF championships.
29. TWIAR is now available on a telephone dial-up service! 810-433-6835
30. Owners new flat screen tv emits signals, calls distress satellite.
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Welcome to fall! Conditions across the bands change, the harmonics go back
to school, and radio club meetings resume after the long summer hiatus.
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