9W2DYA STESEN RADIO AMATUR

Community Fun Rides 2012

Senamrobik sebelum golek tayar

Tempat permulaan Fun Rides

Sijil dan T-shirt

Baik punya...

Tunggu apa lagi bang?

Ke garisan...

Sedia...

Mula, kayuh ramai-ramai

laju lagi... bang

arah ke mana?

kayuh jangan tak kayuh

peace

kayuh ramai-ramai

Seri Putra Riders

rehat jap kita ambil gambar dulu

kita minum dulu...

CQ...CQ...calling any station

Hamfest Malaysia 2012
anjuran bersama Jabatan Penerangan Malaysia

Tema: Hamfest Komuniti 1 Malaysia
Tarikh: 19 & 20 Mei 2012
Tempat: Taman Metropolitan Batu, Jln Ipoh Kuala Lumpur
Konsep: Santai Bersama Keluarga

Echolink

Homebrew Tracker

9W2CEH

73, Jojet, 9W2DYA

http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/

EH8ITU

The International Telecommunication Union (Union internationale des télécommunications, in French) is the specialized agency of the United Nationswhich is responsible for information and communication technologies. ITU coordinates the shared global use of theradio spectrum, promotes international cooperation in assigningsatellite orbits, works to improve telecommunication infrastructure in the developing world and establishes world wide standards.

ITU also organizes worldwide and regional exhibitions and forums, such as ITU TELECOM WORLD, bringing together representatives of government and the telecommunications and ICT industry to exchange ideas, knowledge and technology.

The ITU is active in areas including broadband Internet, latest-generation wireless technologies, aeronautical and maritime navigation, radio astronomy, satellite-based meteorology, convergence in fixed-mobile phone, Internet access, data, voice, TV broadcasting, and next-generation networks.

ITU is based in Geneva, Switzerland, is a member of theUnited Nations Development Group[1]and its membership includes 193 Member States and around 700 Sector Members and Associates.

Jelebu MTB Challenge

Event akan diadakan pada :

Tarikh: 16 Jun 2012

Masa: 8.00 pagi

Tempat: Kenaboi, Jelebu, Negeri Sembilan.

- Terbuka kepada semua warganegara Malaysia berumur 18 tahun ke atas.

- Jarak laluan sejauh 35 km.

- Semua peserta MESTI melengkapkan "Borang Indemniti".

- Yuran pendaftaran sebanyak RM50.00 setiap peserta.

- Tarikh tutup 6 Jun 2012 pada 5:00 petang.

Maklumat Lanjut Sila Hubungi:

Riza - 0192829292

Badrul - 0193672362

Lembaga Pelancongan Negeri Sembilan - 067659725

KATEGORI:

1. Terbuka LELAKI

2. Terbuka WANITA

Trek yang akan dilalui peserta. Ada berani!

Permulaan trek balak yang landai ni no probelm boleh kayuh beb

Curamnya nak meraduk sungai ini, best sangat hati-hati sungai dalam.

Trek balak berselut silap haribulan kita pikul ramai-ramai.

Rasa macam berada di Jepun je cantik buloh ni jangan terselit sudah.

Ramai-ramai kayuh masuk terowong buluh, nasib baik pakai helmet kalau tidak sondol buluh la.

http://www.jelebumtbc.blogspot.com/

MALAYSIAN AMATEUR RADIO LEAGUE - MARL

GABUNGAN PERSATUAN RADIO AMATUR MALAYSIA

TUJUAN PENUBUHAN

a. Jalan terbaik untuk menggabungkan semua persatuan dengan telus, terbuka, adil dan tanpa sebarang isu atau agenda

b. Mengguna pakai model industri yang diperuntukkan oleh CMA 98 untuk industri telekomunikasi dan diterima oleh SKMM

c. Tidak ketentuan masa dan isu-‐isu dalaman persatuan dapat dielakkan jika mana-‐mana persatuan yang sedia ada meminda perlembagaan pertubuhannya untuk mengambil peranan sebagai pertubuhan gabungan seperti yang dicadangkan

d. Mempercepatkan inisiatif-‐inisiatif bersepadu untuk memberi keadilan yang saksama kepada semua persatuan dan individu radio amatur di dalam menangani isu-‐isu radio amatur yang sekian lama tertunggak

OBJEKTIF UTAMA MARL

a. Menyatupadukan semua persatuan radio amatur di Malaysia di bawah satu naungan untuk mengukuhkan suara semua operator radio amatur di Malaysia dalam menyuarakan pendapat dan menjaga kepentingan radio amatur seluruh Malaysia.

b. Memastikan dan menjaga kepentingan semua operator radio amatur berkaitan undang-‐undang, peraturan, garispanduan dan polisi yang melibatkan radio amatur di Malaysia

c. Memastikan wakil yang mewakili radio amatur di dalam mana-‐mana urusan rasmi dengan SKMM atau mana-‐mana agensi lain adalah wakil yang dipersetujui oleh semua radio amatur di Malaysia d. Menggerak dan menyokong segala usaha untuk pembangunan industri radio amatur di Malaysia yang memanfaatkan semua operator radio amatur seluruh negara.

http://malaysianamateurradioleague.blogspot.com/

Kem Bina Semangat Olahraga 2012

Kem Bina Semangat Olahraga 2012

Maklumat terkini

Kem ini bertujuan membina jati diri dikalangan pelajar terutama ahli kelab serta atlet sekolah serta pelajar yang berminat. Pendekatan yang digunakan adalah pendidikan luar iaitu pengajaran melalui pengalaman. Pelajar akan didedahkan pelbagai aktiviti berpasukan dan kerjasama diawasi oleh Jurulatih yang Mahir dan berpengalaman. Faktor keselamatan diri adalah diutamakan.

Tentatif Program

Hari Pertama Rabu 6 Jun 2012

8.00 pagi: Pendaftaran
8.30 pagi: Kumpulan kita
9.30 pagi: Logo dan Sorakan
10.30pagi: Minum Pagi
11.00pagi: Taklimat Kem
12.00tgh: Bertolak ke Outback Broga
1.00ptg: Check-in dan makan tengahari Solat Zohor.
2.00ptg: Outdoor Adventure Aktiviti
6.30ptg: Persiapan diri
7.00mlm: Makan Malam dan Solat Maghrib dan Solat Isyak
9.00mlm: Sejam Bersama Pendaki Everest
10.30mlm: Kunang-kunang
11.30mlm: Tidur

Hari Kedua Khamis 7 Jun 2012
4.30pagi: Bangun
5.30pagi: Mendaki Bukit Broga dan Solat Subuh
8.30pagi: Sarapan
9.00pagi: Flying Fox, Wall Climbing dan Kayak
11.00pagi: Check-out dan berjalan ke kaki Bukit Broga.
12.00tgh: Ikhtiar Hidup
2.00petang: Penutup dan Melawat Rabbit Farm
3.00petang: Pulang

Peralatan yang perlu dibawa

1. Kasut Sukan
2. Selipar
3. Lampu Suluh dan bateri
4. Perubatan Peribadi
5. Pakaian sukan atau aktiviti
6. Pakaian Tidur
7. Pakaian Solat
8. Lilin sebatang
9. Topi atau Tudung
10. Botol Air
11. Coklat atau gula-gula
12. Cawan atau gelas plastik
13. Pinggan plastik
14. Beg Sandang
15. Baju Hujan
16. Buku Catatan dan alatulis

Peraturan

Pastikan anda mengisi borang kebenaran ibu bapa adalah wajib. Anda mestilah sihat tubuh badan dan mampu melakukan pelbagai aktiviti. Anda juga tidak menghidapi sebarang penyakit kronik seperti penyakit jantung, lelah dan sebagainya. Pihak penganjur berhak menukar program pada bila-bila masa mengikut kesesuaian dan keadaan cuaca. Pelajar wajib memakai kasut sepanjang aktiviti luar dijalankan.

Bayaran sebanyak RM65.00 untuk ahli kelab dan RM70.00 untuk bukan ahli. Tarikh akhir pembayaran sebelum cuti sekolah atau siapa cepat dia dapat.

Kuota Bilangan Peserta

- Pelajar sesi petang 25 orang

- Pelajar sesi pagi 10 orang

- Pelajar Tingkatan 6 sebagai Fasilitator 5 orang

http://9w2dya.blogspot.com/

Amateur Radio SSTV

Amateur Radio SSTV has a surprisingly long history, going back to the first trials made in the late 1950's and with a notable first transatlantic SSTV contact being made in December 1959 between WA2BCW and G3AST. Commercial systems followed in the 1970's and 1980's, and ham software capable of both receiving and transmitting analog signals followed in the 1990's.

Arriving on the scene in the very early 2000's, digital SSTV was slow to start, but software developments have opened the door to many who are fascinated by the possibility offered by digital SSTV to transmit - on the HF bands! - perfect facsimiles of pictures.

By combining a radio transmitter, computer plus software - components of many radio hams' equipment - and a hardware interface between the two, it has become possible for many to enjoy the possibilities offered by this mode. SSTV is growing...

SSTV has enjoyed an increase in interest recently, due to several factors:

personal computers are practically universal these days, especially among the ham radio fraternity

computer-to-transceiver interfaces are readily available and enable the radio ham to send and receive many other digital modes such as PSK, RTTY, Domino, Olivia and Throb to name but a few

software for analog and digital SSTV, as well as the other digital modes, are available at little or no cost to the user

the adoption of the many narrow-band SSTV modes currently in use. These allow the transmission of images within a bandwidth of 500Hz, as compared to 2500Hz required by the more traditional wideband modes like Martin and Scottie. A narrower bandwidth means more transmissions can take place in any given sector of a radio band

the introduction of new digital SSTV modes. These are based on the DRM and permit practically error-free transmission of images, albeit within a bandwidth of 2500Hz or so - comparable to the minimum bandwidth required by a human voice

Where to find SSTV signals

There are plenty of places where you can find amateur radio SSTV signals. First you need a good receiver capable of tuning around the ham bands, a computer-to-radio interface and a computer with soundcard and software to decode.

Receiver - practically any communications receiver or amateur radio transceiver covering the appropriate band will do.

Computer - any modern PC with Windows, MacOS or Linux would do, providing that the chosen SSTV software (see below) will run. Most often, the onboard computer sound-card will be used by the software to encode/decode the signals, but if the interface (see below) has its' own soundcard, that may be used instead.

Interface - many commercial radio/computer interfaces are available: see the Links page for further reference. You can also build your own. Some interfaces come supplied with their own soundcard which has been optimized for the types of signals typical of digital radio transmissions - so signal quality will generally be better than if the computer soundcard were to be used.

Software - a good choice exists, a selection of which may be found in the Links page.

Once you have these components connected correctly (depends on many factors), you can begin to receive and decode SSTV signals.

Perhaps the best place to start is on the frequencies 14230 kHz or 14227 kHz, which are arguably the most popular for analog signals. The nearby frequency 14233 kHz is most often used for digital SSTV which is a little more tricky to set up and use.

http://www.wsstvc.org/info.php

6OØCW Humanitarian DXpedition

6OØCW Humanitarian DXpedition 07-18 May 2012

The members of Italian Dxpedition Team, after the donation of an ambulance to the

Galkayo Medical Center and an absence of six years from Galkayo, return to the

country for helping again the Somali Red Crescent Society.

The same team has operated from Somalia in 2005 with the callsign 6OØCW

and 2006 with the callsign 6OØN, putting in the log about 25,000 QSOs in

the first case and about 35.000 QSOs in the second one.

We ask those who have already worked us during one of these DXpeditions

to don't work us again in the same bands / modes, thus giving more

opportunities for those who has not previously worked Somalia.

Thanks for your cooperations.

http://www.i2ysb.com/joomla5/

SEANET CONTEST 2012

SEANET CONTEST 2012

The organisers of the SEANET Convention 2012 invite all radio amateurs and short-wave listeners to participate in the SEANET 2012 Contest. This contest is associated with the 40th annual SEANET Convention to be held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, over the period 23 to 27 November 2012.

1. PURPOSE OF CONTEST:

To promote two-way amateur radio communications within the SEANET region and between the SEANET region and the rest of the world. Special SWL rules: see section 13.

2. CONTEST TIMES & DATES:

From 1200UTC Saturday to 1200UTC Sunday on the first full weekend in June each year. In 2012, the dates are:

Starts: 1200UTC on 2 June 2012,

Ends: 1200UTC on 3 June 2012 (duration 24 hours).

3. BANDS / FREQUENCIES:

80, 40, 20, 15 and 10 metre bands (no WARC bands).

Frequencies should be used as appropriate to the mode and station licence but it is suggested that activity should be centred around the following frequencies where possible, so that it is easy to find SEANET Stations:

CW: 3525, 7025, 14025, 21025, 28025.

SSB: 3540 (for Thailand), 3790, 7090, 14320, 21320, 28320.

RTTY as per international assignments.

4. MODES:

CW, SSB and / or RTTY may be used. There are no single-mode sections.

5. ENTRY CATEGORIES:

5.1. Single operator (SEANET)

5.2. Multi-operator (SEANET)

5.3. Single operator (Rest of the World)

5.4. Multi-operator (Rest of the World).

Both single-operator and multi-operator stations may use any or all bands (10 – 80m) and any or all modes (CW, SSB, RTTY). All stations may use Internet or Packet Cluster ‘spotting’. Any number of transceivers or receivers may be used, but only one signal may be transmitted at any one time (there is no ‘Multi-Two’ or ‘Multi-Multi’ category).

6. POWER INPUT:

As stipulated in the regulations governing the licence of the station.

7. EXCHANGE:

RS(T) report plus serial number starting with 001.

8. SCORING RULES:

8.1. SEANET Stations may contact Rest of the World stations and SEANET Stations, including those within their own country.

8.2. Rest of the World stations may only contact SEANET Stations.

For the purpose of this contest a “SEANET Station” is defined as one operating from the following DXCC entities:

4S, 4W, 8Q, 9M/DX0 (Spratly), 9M2, 9M6/8, 9N, 9V, A5, BS7, BV, BV9P,BY, DU, H4, HL/DS, HS/E2, JA, JD1/M, JD1/O, KH0, KH2, P2, P5, S2, T8, V6, V8, VK, VK9C, VK9X, VR2, VU, VU4, VU7, XU, XV/3W, XW, XX9, XY, YB.

These are all the DXCC entities in CQ Zones 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 and 29. Note: The definition of a SEANET Station is based on its DXCC entity, not the CQ Zone, therefore VK stations located in Zone 30 and BY stations located in Zone 23 also count as multipliers. Not included as multipliers are Antarctica in Zone 29, or other DXCC entities that happen to be in Zones 23 and 30.

9. SCORING:

9.1. Points:

All valid QSOs count 1 point per QSO.

Note: Only one contact is allowed on each band with the same station (not one contact on each mode).

9.2. Multipliers:

SEANET Stations claim one multiplier for each DXCC entity worked on each band, including those in the SEANET region and in their own country.

Rest of the World stations can only claim multipliers for DXCC entities within the SEANET region: see the entity list above.

Each multiplier counts once on each band (not mode).

9.3. Score:

The total number of QSO points multiplied by the total number of multipliers worked.

10. RESTRICTIONS:

10.1. Contacts on cross modes or cross bands will not count.

10.2. Operators are not allowed to transmit more than one signal at any one time.

10.3. Entries which contain errors or unmarked duplicates are liable to a reduction of points.

10.4. Any entrant who uses methods contrary to the spirit of the contest may be subject to disqualification.

10.5. The decision of the SEANET contest organisers shall be final.

11. ENTRIES, LOGS AND SUMMARY SHEETS:

11.1. Entries may be in the form of hand-written logs with a summary sheet or, preferably, by computer log also with a summary sheet.

11.2. Information required for each claimed contact is:

Date Time (UTC) Band Mode (CW / SSB / RTTY) Report sent (RS[T])serial number Report received (RS[T]) serial number Claimed multipliers.

Duplicate contacts should be logged but marked clearly as duplicates (“Dupe”) and scored at zero points.

11.3. Both hand-written and computerised logs must be accompanied by a Summary Sheet listing the claimed multipliers on each band, the number of claimed contacts and multipliers per band, the final claimed score, and a declaration that the station was operated within the terms of the station licence and the rules and spirit of the contest.

11.4. Computer logs can be in any ASCII (text) format, including ‘Cabrillo’. Please do not send binary (.bin) files. The Summary Sheet should also be in ASCII / text format.

Note: It is recommended that entries be made using any standard contest logging program in ‘ARRL DX Contest’ mode as if you were a North American station and then scored manually. Manual scoring is very easy: it is simply the number of valid QSOs multiplied by the total number of multipliers. Almost every contest logging program supports the ARRL DX Contest and using this contest format allows the received serial number to be easily logged in place of the received power level. If you do not already have a contest logging program you may download CT by K1EA free of charge from www.k1ea.com

11.5. Computer logs must be sent by e-mail by 31 July 2012 to email to : contest@2012sea.net

11.6. Hand-written logs should be sent by air-mail post to:

SEANET CONTEST 2012

P.O.Box 8124,
Pejabat Pos Kelana Jaya,
46782 Kelana Jaya,
Selangor,
Malaysia

Entries should be received not later than 31 July 2012.

12. AWARDS:

A certificate will be awarded to the highest-scoring entry in each category. If the level of entries warrants it, runner-up certificates will also be presented. Additional awards may be made at the discretion of the SEANET contest organisers. The results will be announced at the SEANET 2012 Convention and will be published on the SEANET 2012 website.

13. SWL SECTION:

Single operator SWL only. Only stations taking part in the Contest may be logged for scoring purposes. Logs should show in columns:

Date; Time (UTC); Mode; Band; Callsign of ‘Station Heard’; Complete exchange sent by this station; Callsign of ‘Station Worked’; RS(T) report of ‘Station Heard’ at SWL’s QTH; Points and multiplier claimed.

If both sides of a contest contact are heard they may both be claimed. Both callsigns should be logged in the ‘Station Heard’ column. A station may only appear once per band per mode as station heard. In the ‘Station Worked’ column the same station may not be logged more than 10 times per band.

Licensed radio amateurs are invited to submit an entry in the SWL section of the contest if they do not enter in the transmitting section.

The future existence of the SWL section will be re-examined unless the number of logs received warrants its inclusion.

http://2012sea.net/mambo/content/view/5/10/

9M4SHF - HAMFEST MALAYSIA 2012

Calling all Amateur Radio Operators and SWL around the world! Make yourself available on the weekend of 19th and 20th May 2012. This is the time to get to know other Ham operators around the country and around the region.

Talk to the Elmers ("Elmer" is a nickname or term used to describe someone that can answer lots of your Ham Radio related questions when you are starting out in Ham Radio). Learn how to send Morse Code or participate in CW (CW stands for "continuous wave" or Morse Code) race.

At the same time learn from other senior ham operators on how to make long distance contact (DX) and talk with style.

Get your questions answered. What type of questions?

What is Ham Radio?

How do I get into Ham Radio?

How do I get my first Ham Radio License?

How does Ham Radio work?

Is there more than one Ham Radio license?

What can I do with Ham Radio?

Why is it called "Ham" Radio?

Is the exam Hard? Yes, (if you don't study)

How much does a Ham License cost?

Do I have to learn Morse Code?

We have made a special arrangement with the Park Management to allow participant to put up tent during the 2 day event. All fees to pitch your tent and usage of toilet and shower have been paid. Free of charge for you to put up your tent.

Taman Metropolitan Batu is a combination of open area, with several ponds and mature tropical trees. Very windy and breezy during the day and warm and cooling during the night.

Now is the best time to transmit and communicate with other Ham Operator around the world, and with the exclusive Hamfest Callsign you can transmit at 20, 40, 80 and 160! Something that you can't do before with Class B license.

http://www.hamfest.my/

COMMUNITY FUN RIDES

COMMUNITY FUN RIDES dengan tema "Bersenam Sambil Berhibur" akan diadakan pada 20 MEI 2012 bermula jam 0730 pagi. Bayaran dikenakan hanya RM13 seorang dimana peserta akan mendapat Baju-T, Makan/Minum, Sijil Penyertaan dan berpeluang memiliki hadiah dalam cabutan bertuah seperti TV LCD, Barangan elektrik dan handphone. Acara Sampingan adalah seperti Senamrobik dan demonstrasi memasak.

Untuk sebarang pertanyaan dan borang penyertaan sila hubungi Mohd Hafez Abd Hamid 013-3002710 dan En. Azman (Man Nakata) 019-7246858

RA3AUU , UA4HOX , N6PSE , RA9USU , YT1AD , K1LZ , UA3AB , R7LV, K3LP , R3FA , RM2M , RL3FT , JT1CO , WD5COV will be active from Socotra Island , Yemen starting 21z 30 April until 21z 15 May as 7O6T

They will be active on all bands

QSL via UA3DX