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|    The Weekly ARRL Letter    |
|    26 Nov 21 09:05:20    |
      MSGID: 1:18/200.0 d051a846       PID: SendMsg/2 v1.04        The ARRL Letter         November 18, 2021                 * Registration Opens for the 2022 ARRL National Convention in Orlando         * Russia's Destruction of an Orbiting Satellite Raises Space Debris         Concerns         * ARRL Podcasts Schedule         * Ham Radio Volunteers Support Communication for Tour de Lincoln         Bicycle Event         * ARRL Learning Network Webinars         * Amateur Radio in the News         * Announcements         * AREx Says Artemis 2 Proposal Process was Instructive         * In Brief...         * The K7RA Solar Update         * Just Ahead in Radiosport         * Upcoming Section, State, and Division Conventions                 -------------------------------------------------------------------                 ARRL Headquarters will be closed on Thursday, November 25, and Friday,         November 26, for the Thanksgiving holiday. The ARRL Letter will not be         published on Thursday, November 25, and ARRL Audio News will not be         produced on Friday, November 26. There will be no W1AW bulletin and         code practice transmissions on either day. ARRL Headquarters will         reopen on Monday, November 29 at 8 AM EST. ARRL wishes you a safe and         enjoyable holiday.                 -------------------------------------------------------------------                 Registration Opens for the 2022 ARRL National Convention in Orlando                 ARRL and the Orlando Amateur Radio Club (OARC) will host the 2022 ARRL         National Convention and Orlando HamCation^(R) on February 10 - 13,         2022, in Orlando, Florida. The convention theme, "reDiscover Radio,"         highlights radio amateurs' commitment to developing knowledge and         skills in radio technology and radio communication. Convention         co-organizer and ARRL Director of Public Relations and                 Innovation Bob Inderbitzen, NQ1R, promises the ARRL National Convention         at Orlando HamCation will be one of the best in-person conventions that         ARRL has ever assembled.                 "There will be expert presenters, community-building opportunities, and         plenty of social time to celebrate being together with our friends from         across the ham radio community," Inderbitzen said. "And who doesn't         love Florida in February?"                 The convention will kick off on Thursday, February 10, with a series of         morning and afternoon Training Tracks and a National Convention         Luncheon at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Orlando at SeaWorld.         Registration is now open for Thursday's program, and an early-bird         registration rate of $75 is in effect through December 15.                 The National Convention Training Tracks are workshops providing an         in-depth learning experience in one of the four track topics. Attendees         will select a Training Track when completing their online National         Convention registration.         * Training Track #1: Contest University. This marks the first time         that Contest University^(c) (CTU) is coming to Orlando. Registrants         will learn from some of the top amateur radio contesters in the         world. CTU will appeal to new and veteran contesters alike who are         looking to hone their skills. Presenters cover general contest         operations, contesting skills, and many resources and tools to get         more out of contesting. The Track Leaders are Tim Duffy, K3LR, and         Teri Grizer, K8MNJ. Presenters include ARRL US Virgin Islands         Section Manager Fred Kleber, K9VV/NP2X; Chris Blake, NX4N; Luis         Romero, W4LT; Claudio Veroli, I4VEQ, and Max Fountain, KJ4EUT, who         will offer a youth perspective on contesting.         * Training Track #2: Emergency Communications Academy. Guest speakers         from amateur radio emergency communications training will present         an overview of amateur radio responses during disasters, message         traffic handling, Amateur Radio Emergency Service^(R) (ARES^(R)),         Auxiliary Communications (AUXCOMM), Winlink, emergency antennas,         and emergency power. Participants will learn the skills and roles         needed to be an effective volunteer. The Track Leader is Rick Palm,         K1CE. Presenters include Gordon Gibby, KX4Z; Mike Walters, W8ZY;         Curt Bartholomew, N3GQ; Matthew Curtin, KD8TTE; Helen Straughn,         WC4FSU; Leland Gallup, AA3YB; Earl McDow, K4ZSW, and others.         * Training Track #3: Hands-On Handbook. Generations of radio         amateurs have turned to The ARRL Handbook to be inspired to be         radio-active in new ways! This series of presentations will take a         deeper dive into a handful of topics covered in the Handbook,         encouraging you to explore a variety of amateur radio activities.         Topics (subject to change) include portable operating, remote         station control, amateur satellite communications, and HF digital         modes..         * Training Track #4: Technology Academy. Track Leader Kristen         McIntyre, K6WX, will be joined by technical experts in the amateur         radio community, including ARRL Lab Manager Ed Hare, W1RFI. Topics         (subject to change) include antennas, radios, standing wave ratio         (SWR), grounds, and "hints and hacks" to keep our stations humming         along at maximum efficiency.                 Registration includes the National Convention Luncheon, featuring a         keynote address by ARRL CEO David Minster, NA2AA.                 -------------------------------------------------------------------                 The rest of the celebration continues at HamCation on Friday, Saturday,         and Sunday (February 11 - 13) at Central Florida Fairgrounds and Expo         Park in Orlando -- an 87-acre lakefront fairground. Tickets for         HamCation are sold separately and are now available for purchase.                 OARC President John Knott, N4JTK, notes that the 2022 convention marks         the 75th anniversary of HamCation, one of the largest annual gatherings         of radio amateurs in the US. "We want our diamond anniversary show to         be an exciting, five-star event," said Knott. "We look forward to         seeing you in Orlando in February."                 For further details, visit the 2022 ARRL National Convention website at               --- SendMsg/2              --- Squish/386 v1.11        * Origin: Outpost BBS * bbs.outpostbbs.net:10123 (1:18/200)       SEEN-BY: 1/123 14/0 18/200 90/1 105/81 120/340 123/131 129/305 226/30       SEEN-BY: 227/114 229/200 312 424 426 428 664 700 240/5832 249/206       SEEN-BY: 249/317 400 282/1038 292/854 301/1 317/3 322/757 342/200       SEEN-BY: 633/280       PATH: 18/200 229/426           |
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