Hi guys, Please go through these guidelines in case I have missed something or it is not clear. If all clear then I will distribute it via all the RaDAR groups.

See you there!

Eddie will join the Zoom to discuss the "New RaDAR" that begins with the November 6th RaDAR Challenge. The time is 1800 UTC, 2 pm EDT, 1 pm CDT, and 8 pm for Eddie in South Africa. Please review the

You will have more options in RaDAR for the upcoming Nov 6th RaDAR Challenge according to the new draft rules. Note there are new categories and online logging and evaluation. Eddie ZS6BNE is in the

Good morning all I've written an online coordinate converter which is useful for converting to/from Maidenhead 10 character locators, as well as lots of other formats. https://bit.ly/adifproc - use

Eddie .... I really like the New rules for RaDAR =) That way we have a longer window of making contact while deployed =) -- 73's Pat N5VMO

I generally like the new rules - especially the camping category. I go camping several times each summer and setup a station for a few days that is not easily moved. Thank you also, Eddie, for

Hi guys, Please see https://zs6bne.wordpress.com/2021/10/11/the-new-radar/ 73 de Eddie ZS6BNE

Hi Jacob, No harm in your suggestions and thank you for them. I'm trying to find ways to get the general ham population excited about RaDAR. Certainly you guys in the USA have embraced the concept in

I see the Ukranian DX contest finishes at 12:00UTC on Sunday. So Sunday is the better day for me to do RaDAR :-)

Well I will give it a go. Probably with the FT857D at 20W plus biggish, non-resonant vertical whip and autotuner. I will be /PM on the salt marsh. Things I'm quite happy with - The time - here

Ok cool man! Hope to hear you out there 73s

Hm, My only concern is that if RaDAR was only 2 hours (1400-1600) and based on local time that syncing up would'nt be as easy due to varying schedules at times. Also, the 24 hour aspect allows for

Hi guys, I made a few notes on my Blog yesterday, the way I see RaDAR moving forward. Please see https://zs6bne.wordpress.com/2021/09/28/radar-a-new-radio-sport/ Comments are most welcome. Kind

Morning I hope to be out on November 7th, as 6th is the SOTA Transatlantic QSO party - admittedly good if you want quick contacts and have the SOTAWatch app but I would like to try and keep things

Hello everyone, I will be taking part in RaDAR this coming November. Operating out of East Tennessee, i will be backpacking kitted out for an emcomm situation. Ill be operating SSB 40m and 20m. Dipole

The name of the speaker was wrong in the previous email. John Kludt presented to the ARC in June. The Atlanta Radio Club is pleased to announce that our August speaker is Frank O’Donnell, K6FOD.

The Atlanta Radio Club is pleased to announce that Dr. John Kludt, K7SYS (formerly K4SQC), will be our June speaker. The title of his talk is “ARISS Update and Into the Future”. We’ll learn

I also do POTA activations. My experience over several activations has been that I get a pile-up as soon as I am spotted on RBN. The hunters maybe wouldn't be too pleased if I went QRT after 5 QSOs to

Very interesting on NVIS and WSPR Eddie. I'll check out the logging. I'll be in Missouri at Stockton State park. That will be different, likely I'll be on 17 and 20 meters. Being Parks On The Air