rjr@mgweed.UUCP (Bob Roehrig) (10/23/84)
qst de k9eui hr arrl bulletin nr 93 from arrl headquarters newington, ct. october 19, 1984 to all radio amateurs, bt the federal communications commission has granted a 180 day special temporary authority, effective october 18 1984, to 21 amateur radio stations for teleport operation. teleports in this case act as automatic relay stations between packet radio networks on the ground and amateur satellites. stations covered by the sta are, wd4iwg, k1ksy, w3iwi, kd2s, n5ahd, w1hdx, ke6ze, wa9fmq, wb6ymh, wa6gxd, ka9q, wa2lqq, w1aw, ka6m, k0cy, nk6k, wd0etz, wb5yfu, n5brg, n2ekh and n6iiu. these stations may use 144 to 146 mhz and 435 to 438 mhz to or from satellites and any amateur frequency at 50 mhz or above where digital communication is permitted. ar
rjr@mgweed.UUCP (Bob Roehrig) (10/22/85)
qst de k9eui hr arrl bulletin nr 93 from arrl headquarters newington ct october 21, 1985 to all radio amateurs bt with the change to standard time on october 27, all regularly scheduled w1aw code practice and bulletin transmissions will be one hour later in utc. if you have been on daylight time, continue to tune in w1aw at the same local times. a new w1aw service will begin on saturday, november 2, when keplerian data for amateur satellites will be sent, on baudot only, at 2330 utc. transmissions will be on a biweekly schedule ar