Archive for 2012

Local home weather monitors fill a gap

| November 1, 2012

Record-Journal – A graph of the barometric pressure over the past 5 days measured by Greg Morin’s instruments at his Plantsville home shows the large drop when Sandy came through the area

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Space station chat fires up students’ enthusiasm

| October 31, 2012

Sun Sentinal – For eight minutes, 11 students posed questions to Japanese astronaut Akihiko Hoshide while he orbited above them aboard the International Space Station

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Radio amateurs provide emergency comms for US high school hurricane shelter

| October 30, 2012

philly.com – The shelter has two volunteer amateur radio operators working 12-hour shifts to provide emergency communications

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Radio helps listeners prepare for Sandy

| October 30, 2012

Radio World – Storms like Sandy, which made landfall Monday event, are when radio stations with a commitment to local service can really shine

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Amateur weatherman backs up data with ham radio

| October 30, 2012

The Times-Tribune – Mark Krzan has always been interested in setting up his own weather station; he got his wish two weeks ago, just in time to track the development of a storm that’s being pegged as once in a lifetime

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Australian amateur radio buffs battle to get messages through council red tape

| October 30, 2012

WA Today – Under state planning policy, council permission must be sought to erect aerials more than 1.8 metres above roof level, which can require an onerous development application

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