The IARU Region 2, Area G, phone contest will take place on October 1st and 2nd. Radio amateurs in Argentina, Uruguay, Chile and Paraguay work as many stations possible and the rest of the world work them on the 40 …
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Category 1 Hurricane Newton is entering the Baja California penninsula. FMREs Emergency Communiction Net ask to keep 7.060 and 7.130 kHz clear for emergency communications trafic. Sat. photo — Conagua: http://www.gob.mx/conagua …
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The Guayaquil Radio Club, IARU Member Society, received a plaque from the Ecuadorian government recognizing their emergency communication support during earthquake of April 16. From left to right Gunter Chanange HC2CG — Juan Jose Chanange HC2TAQ — Victor Perez HC2DR (Treasurer) — …
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Information received from Greg Mossop, G0DUB Emergency Communications Coordinator IARU Region 1, reports that amateur radio operators in Italy continue to use the frequencies 7,060, 7,045 and 3,643 kHz on phone as well as 6,990 and 3,580 kHz in PSK31 …
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Following the magnitude 6.2 earthquake which struck central Italy on 24 August, Italian radio amateurs are active in the emergency response. Please keep 7060kHz clear along with other Emergency CoA frequencies in the 80 and 40m bands for emergency communications …
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