2020 IEEE International Symposium on Antennas and Propagation and North American Radio Science Meeting
5-10 July 2020 • Montréal, Québec, Canada
Now in its sixth year of Amateur Radio activities, the Antennas and Propagation Society encourages Radio Amateurs to engage, now virtually, with other symposium enthusiasts. This special interest group continues to grow (Call signs for 105 symposium registrants have been entered into this year's registration system), and this year's special event will be an opportunity for radio amateurs and those interested in radio technology and radio communication to share an insider's virtual tour.
The National Association for Amateur Radio, ARRL, brings you inside W1AW - The Hiram Percy Maxim Memorial Station, with Special Guest Joseph Carcia (NJ1Q), Station Manager for W1AW. A visit to W1AW is a treat for ham and non-ham alike - an opportunity to explore radio and the passion of radio amateurs in their pursuit of discovery, skill and service.
More information on W1AWClick here for more information on W1AW and here to join the tour.
Join Glenn MacDonnell (VE3XRA), President, Radio Amateurs of Canada, as he introduces Presenter Barrie Crampton, Amateur Radio Team Leader, as they share the WSPR Project - Weak Signal Propagation Reporting System - High frequency propagation from a beacon installed on a retired icebreaker along a route through the Canadian Arctic.
Click here for more information about this LIVE presentation featuring the unique 150-day voyage of a retired Canadian Coast Guard icebreaker, the Polar Prince, and its passage along three coastlines of the Atlantic, Arctic and Pacific Oceans.
Join this special event on Thursday, July 9, shortly before 15:00 EDT.