ARLA/CLUSTER: Radioamadores alemães demonstram o radioamadorismo perante 10.000 participantes no Make Munich
João Costa > CT1FBF
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Quarta-Feira, 13 de Março de 2019 - 12:33:37 WET
Ham radio demonstrated at Make Munich
DARC reports amateur radio was demonstrated to the 10,000 Makers who
attended the *Make Munich* event
A Google translation reads:
The *5th Make Munich* as the largest self-makers festival in southern
Germany is history - and the radio amateurs were back! With more than
10,000 visitors, a new visitor record was recorded in two halls. And many
of them also came to the booth of the radio amateurs of the district of
Upper Bavaria. Self-built radios based on software defined radio (SDR) from
the Erding local authority (C25) aroused great interest.
These are absolutely the industry standard, are open source and
self-developed. So a real Maker project, as it belongs to this event. There
was a large participation both in the acquisition of the Morse diploma and
in the practice fox hunt in the hall. Big and small participated.
Another highlight was the live demonstration of wireless contacts via the
geo-stationary amateur radio transponder QO-100 released on the
communication satellite Es'hail-2 in mid-February.
The portable station was set up in the HAM MOBIL in front of the hall, with
which the listeners followed the radio conversations in several
demonstrations.
>From now on radio contacts from the Arctic to the Antarctic and from the
east coast of South America to Indonesia can be made at any time of the day
or night via this transponder.
To all helpers and contributors to this again very successful appearance of
the radio amateurs in the public I thank especially at this point in the
name of the district Oberbayern.
Text: Alfred Artner, DJØGM, Public Relations Officer District C
DARC https://darc.de/
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