Presentation
| VR2BG Brett will talk about "the biggest threat to the ham radio today" |
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Brett Graham, VR2BG ((better known to many by his second given name Alex) was very active from
Hong Kong for several solar cycles. From the late 1980s to 1999 he was president of Hong Kong's equivalent of a national amateur radio society. For three years, he assisted IARU Region 3 Monitoring System coordinator VU2UR. Continuing on from his previous presentation at APDXC 2008 on the scourge of over-the-horizon radars, Brett will talk further about the biggest threat to the amateur service today - intruders - from his experience trying to do something about them. What are some of these signals we hear on the bands and what is really being done about them? |
| Robert SP5XVY drops in APDXC on the way to ZL8X Kermadec Islnad |
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Robert Lusnia, SP5XVY, who operated as a member of many major DX-pedictions, such as FT5XO, 3Y0X, 4O3T, 3B7SP, VP6DX, VK9DWX, etc. is now going to bring another DXCC entity to us from Kermadec Island as ZL8X. Robert drops in Osaka on the way to Kermadec Island and will tell us about the DX-pedition expected to start soon after the APDXC 2010. |
| The story of the WRTC 2010 - by Andy UA3AB |
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The World Radiosport Team Championship (WRTC) 2010 held in Domodedovo, near Moscow, was a smashing success. To host this event Russian radio amateurs had to overcome many obstacles, including changing the regulation barring foreign hams from operating an amateur radio station in Russia. Andy Chesnokov, UA3AB, who took on the role of a co-chairman, will tell us the success story of the WRTC 2010 Russia. |
| K5D Desecheo, February 2009, #2 Most Wanted in Asia - by Glenn W0GJ |
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Glenn Johnson, W0GJ, has been on four DX-peditions to #2 Most Wanted entities (Heard Island, Bhutan, Andaman and Lakshadweep). He is a member of the CQ Magazine Amateur Radio Hall of Fame and recipient of the 2004 ARRL International Humanitarian Award. He helped bring amateur radio into the Kingdom of Bhutan and helped license the first group of Bhutanese hams. He also taught orthopedic surgery to the Bhutanese physicians. At the APDXC 2008, he told us of the plan to operate from Desecheo and which was realized in February 2009, with many of us confirming the QSOs with K5D. The story of the big DX-pedition will be presented by Glenn. |
| Ham radio in Azerbaijan - by Natig 4J5T |
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Natig Gasimov, 4J5T, is not only a very active ham in Azerbaijan but also the president of the Federation of Radio Sports of Azerbaijan. As a DXCC entity, 4J/4K may not be too rare, but very few hams in the world know about Azerbaijan itself and the activities of radio amateurs in Azerbaijan. Don't miss this very rare chance to hear directly from the president of the amateur radio organization in Azerbaijan. |
| Mongolian radio community |
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Naran Tumen-UlziiBin, JT1BV, is the most active ham on all bands in Mongolia. He tried to join us at the very first APDXC in 2005, but unfortunately could not obtain a visa to Japan in time. He is looking forward to seeing us all in Osaka. This will be a great chance to learn about the radio amateurs in Mongolia. |
| The new measure of time and space - by Akira JA3AOP |
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Akira Sugiyama, JA3AOP, is a member of JI3ZAG (Osaka International-House Radio Club). He was licenced on 1958, after long long QRT he came back to HAM radio on 1997.
He managed R & D division of FURUNO Electric Company as an executive senior managing director. He worked on maritime electronics such as echo-sounder, radar, marine radio and GPS-receiver etc..
He will talk about GPS and some examples of its application. |
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