Nei Adress fir d'Monatsversammlungen
Opgepasst - Attention - Achtung - Attention!
Vun elo un sinn d'Monatsversammlungen vum RL enzwousch aanescht!
Le local où se tiennent les réunions mensuelles du RL a changé!
Die Monatsversammlungen des RL finden ab jetzt an anderer Adresse statt!
From now on, the address of the monthly meetings has changed!
Nei Adress - nouvelle adresse - neue Adresse - new address
Café - Restaurant De Spackelter
2, rue de Luxembourg
L-3660 LEUDELANGE
Am engen separate Sall um éischte Stack.
Nächst Datumer - prochaines dates - nächste Termine - next dates
- 3. Abrëll - 3 avril - 3. April - 3rd April @ 19h30
- 8. Mee - 8 mai - 8. Mai - 8th May @ 19h30
YOTA Subregional Camp DL 2019
De Weekend vum 15. bis den 17. Mäerz 2019 fënnt den Youngsters On The Air Subregional Camp 2019 am Amateur Radio Center vum DARC zu Baunatal statt.
De Youngsters On The Air Program (YOTA) ass eng Initiativ vun der IARU fir jonkt Radio Amateuren zesummen engagéiern an si bei hiren Aktivitéiten a Projeten ze ënnerstëtzt.
Lëtzebuerg ass duerch den RL Member Erik LX6ES vertrueden.
LX DX Toplist 2018
Et ass nees un der Zäit fir d' LX DX Toplist à jour ze setzen. Et ass nees jiddereen agelueden fir matzemaachen. Schéckt w.e.g. einfach den ausgefëllten Formulaire bis den 19. Januar 2019 un de Philippe LX2A. D'Resultater ginn duerno erëm am Bulletin an hei publizéiert.
Le moment de la mise à jour de la LX DX Toplist est de nouveau arrivé et tout le monde est invité à participer en envoyant le formulaire ci-dessous rempli à Philippe LX2A pour le 19 janvier 2019. Les résultats seront affichés plus tard dans le bulletin et sur le site.
LX DX Toplist Formulaire XLSX
Mir bauen den LX0FOUR
Während den nächste Club-Owender stinn d’Zesummebauen, d’Programméieren an d’Astellen vun eiser 4m Balise LX0FOUR unhand vun QRP LABS Kiten um Programm. Bei esou engem Projet ass fir all Amateurfunker oder déi, déi et wëlle ginn, eppes dobäi. Also zéckt nët fir déi nächste Club-Owender am RL Shack laanschtzekommen an matzehëllefen oder einfach nozekucken.
Durant les prochaines soirées club vous pourrez assister à l'assemblage, la programmation ainsi qu'au réglage final de notre balise 4m LX0FOUR à partir de kits provenant de QRP LABS. Donc n’hésitez pas à nous rendre visite au shack du RL tous les derniers vendredis du mois pour prêter main forte ou apprendre la radioélectricité de manière ludique.
JOTA-JOTI 2018 - LX9S
LX9S – CQ calling jamboree stations around the world –
Introduction
JOTA / JOTI 2018 runs from Friday the 19th to Sunday the 21st October 2018.
This is the 61st year this event is running and is the largest Scouting event on the calendar with approximately 2 million Cubs, Scouts and Guides taking part.
Normally HB9S – the scouting station of the World Scout Bureau – operates from Geneva. This year HB9S was invited as guest at FNEL (Fédération Nationale des Eclaireurs et Eclaireuses du Luxembourg) Scout-HQ in Luxembourg. The callsign therefore changed to LX9S.
LX9S was operated during the JOTA by an international team of "radio scouting" operators. The “radio scouting” operators came from Luxembourg, Switzerland, Malta and the Netherlands. They were supported by a group of local specialists going from IT-specialist, logician, cooks, scout leaders and radio-amateurs of the Luxembourg Amateur Radio Society.
Introduction
JOTA / JOTI 2018 runs from Friday the 19th to Sunday the 21st October 2018.
This is the 61st year this event is running and is the largest Scouting event on the calendar with approximately 2 million Cubs, Scouts and Guides taking part.
Normally HB9S – the scouting station of the World Scout Bureau – operates from Geneva. This year HB9S was invited as guest at FNEL (Fédération Nationale des Eclaireurs et Eclaireuses du Luxembourg) Scout-HQ in Luxembourg. The callsign therefore changed to LX9S.
LX9S was operated during the JOTA by an international team of "radio scouting" operators. The “radio scouting” operators came from Luxembourg, Switzerland, Malta and the Netherlands. They were supported by a group of local specialists going from IT-specialist, logician, cooks, scout leaders and radio-amateurs of the Luxembourg Amateur Radio Society.
Activities at LX9S
During the JOTA/JOTI around 30 scouts stayed permanently on the site and 60 scouts visited for a few hours during the weekend. A small camp site was built with of course a traditional campfire and campfire activities.
The scouts spend half a day contacting Scouts and Guides from around the world over the radio and Internet. They could solder an electronic circuit (sound detector) and complete a number of badge requirements.
During the JOTA/JOTI around 30 scouts stayed permanently on the site and 60 scouts visited for a few hours during the weekend. A small camp site was built with of course a traditional campfire and campfire activities.
The scouts spend half a day contacting Scouts and Guides from around the world over the radio and Internet. They could solder an electronic circuit (sound detector) and complete a number of badge requirements.
LX9S Station description
The station was built of local and remote equipment and antennas. On the premises of the FNEL clubhouse several antennas were erected. One tower mast on a trailer with a rotatable 20-meter band beam, 40-meter band dipole and a VHF/UHF groundplane antenna on top. A second mast was setup for another VHF/UHF groundplane antenna and also used for a 40-meter band dipole and a 80+160 meter band dipole antenna. For the echolink and SSTV setup there was another antenna mounted to the balcony. DMR radio was operated via a local hotspot connected to an Internet connection.
For short wave 3 different local setups were used. Which where build with FT-2000, FTdx-1200, FT991A transceivers including amplifiers to make a strong signal on the bands. For D-star/DMR, echolink, SSTV there were other transceivers and portables/handy's. The remote station was built with two FTdx-5000 transceivers which were connected via the Internet to the remote contest station LX7I. This station has a very impressive setup with multiple stacked antenna's in different directions on multiple bands including amplifiers, all easily controlled via computer. The two transceivers could operate simultaneously on different amateur bands. For logging all the nice QSO's (connections with other scoutstations) a logging program was used which was interconnected with all the transceiver setups. For JOTI there was a room with multiple computers to chat with other scouts.
The station was built of local and remote equipment and antennas. On the premises of the FNEL clubhouse several antennas were erected. One tower mast on a trailer with a rotatable 20-meter band beam, 40-meter band dipole and a VHF/UHF groundplane antenna on top. A second mast was setup for another VHF/UHF groundplane antenna and also used for a 40-meter band dipole and a 80+160 meter band dipole antenna. For the echolink and SSTV setup there was another antenna mounted to the balcony. DMR radio was operated via a local hotspot connected to an Internet connection.
For short wave 3 different local setups were used. Which where build with FT-2000, FTdx-1200, FT991A transceivers including amplifiers to make a strong signal on the bands. For D-star/DMR, echolink, SSTV there were other transceivers and portables/handy's. The remote station was built with two FTdx-5000 transceivers which were connected via the Internet to the remote contest station LX7I. This station has a very impressive setup with multiple stacked antenna's in different directions on multiple bands including amplifiers, all easily controlled via computer. The two transceivers could operate simultaneously on different amateur bands. For logging all the nice QSO's (connections with other scoutstations) a logging program was used which was interconnected with all the transceiver setups. For JOTI there was a room with multiple computers to chat with other scouts.
Conclusion
A youtube video gives a excellent impression of the JOTA/JOTA activities at LX9S and the FNEL Scout-HQ. During this weekend some 600 QSO were made with scouting stations all around the world. The team had a lot of fun and the JOTA/JOTA at FNEL HQ was great experience. Thanks to all who made this experience possible.
LX9S Crew
A youtube video gives a excellent impression of the JOTA/JOTA activities at LX9S and the FNEL Scout-HQ. During this weekend some 600 QSO were made with scouting stations all around the world. The team had a lot of fun and the JOTA/JOTA at FNEL HQ was great experience. Thanks to all who made this experience possible.
LX9S Crew