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| 6/27/26 | ![]() QNews for June 28th 2026 | Greetings from the Redcliffe and Districts Radio Club VK4RC. Robert Thomson VK4TFN here. With regret we have to announce that there will be no carboot sale this year. We would like to thank all of you who have supported us in the past. Our carboot sale will return next year in 2027. Thank you and 73's from the R & DRC VK4RC. Hi. I'm John VK4JPM, Secretary of the Darling Downs Radio Club, and I'm here to tell you just how much I've enjoyed the extra 14 seconds of daylight yesterday compared to last Tuesday. It's a miracle. This week the club has been busy working on some future and long term projects, but nothing so important that it's going to get in the way of the next club meeting on 13 July. The topic of the month is Contesting, and as always we're calling on an expert to tell us how to do the best job. Di Main, VK4DI not only has the world's best callsign, she has one of the best contesting records because she's serious about what she does. Di runs a five acre station setup down in the hollows of the Lockyer Valley, somewhere around QG62EM. From there she spends lots of time DXing, antenna building, and being competitive on-air. At only $40 full rate, and with plenty of discounts for older and younger folk, this is a real bargain. And your membership supports the work of the club. Don't wait until the AGM comes round: renew now. It's as easy as going to the website and clicking the big red button. And it would be reasonable to ask what we've been doing: well, look at the meetings we've run over the past year; the events that have been held, and the way that the club is getting recognition with our Council and beyond. That's all because you've supported us in the most important way possible: as a member. We love your encouragement. And you'll need to be a member to vote at the AGM, so you might as well do it now. ddrci.org.au and it's the big red button. By the way, there's a serious discount for new members and people who haven't renewed for a few years... and that will only be in place until the AGM so you don't have long. The 52 week ham challenge continues and we're up to week 27. The next few weeks are designed to encourage you to do something with antennas, as you'll see when you check the site at hamchallenge.org. This week is intriguingly referenced as "something something satellites". No really, that's what it says, possibly the most amusing challenge since Grosreinemachen. The challenge is to make contact with a satellite, or possibly make your own. Or do some cool software. Wait... did they really suggest building your own satellite? How on earth... ah no, it wouldn't be on earth. OK, have to think about that one and it might be a good topic for a future club meeting. Something something satellites indeed. Ham radio is nothing if not interesting. We're also getting ready for JOTA/JOTI. If you know some younger folk who would like a bit of training in the ways of radio, and who could use some encouragement to join activities, why not drop a line to Education@ddrci.org.au to let us know. We're planning some training days maybe around the end of August and it would be great to find some willing starters. Education@ddrci.org.au and our education officer Dave will get back to you. Reminder that VK4RDD will turn on its 91.5Hz CTCSS filter on Tuesday 7 July - tone access only after that date. And if you're a user of the ACMA's frequency lookup service, that changes from 29 June. Details on the ACMA website. | — | ||||||
| 6/19/26 | ![]() QNews for June 21st 2026 | Good morning, good evening, or g'day - depending on when you're listening to QNEWS and from where. I'm John VK4JPM, Secretary of the Darling Downs Radio Club, and this week we're brought to you by the letter "S" for "solstice". It's half-past 2026 already and from here the days get longer and the sun gets higher. Good news for anyone who bought a solar system a few months back and is wondering where all the energy went. The big news from the club is our next meeting. The topic is "contesting", which is a major thrust in Amateur Radio and one of the tools we have to keep the hobby relevant and very much alive. Make sure you put 13 July in your diary, and plan to attend either in person or by telepresence. Why? Our special guest, who will be with us in person for the evening, is Diane Main. Di is one of Australia's most prominent contesters. [She is] A contesting machine. Di brings organisation, passion, and a relentless focus on bringing MORE operators into field radio." You can expect lots of helpful information, encouragement and tips. Check the website for more information and details of the location. www.ddrci.org.au Now something slightly different, and here's an invitation from a sector adjacent to ham radio. Once upon a time pretty much every broadcast engineer had their ham ticket as well, and was active in the hobby. We all know that broadcast radio is a technology business, and community radio especially - without the mostly volunteer techs that keep stations running then nothing would happen. Technorama is the peak body for community radio technologists, and on 25 July Technorama will be running the Queensland leg of this year's roadshow in Broadbeach - intriguingly titled "Crisis Averted". It's a day of information, how-to sessions, discussions on how to avoid disaster, and a heap of social networking. The cost of attendance is so low that you're going to have to check the site because you won't believe me - less than $90 even if you're not a member of Technorama but cheaper if you are. Hams can play a very important part in running radio stations, and where else would be allowed to play with transmitters ranging to 10kW or more? And you probably have, or could learn, lots of skills that are really useful. Check out their website at technorama.org.au and follow the dots. What do you have to lose? 24-26 July, in the heart of the Gold Coast, and lots of fun. Check technorama.org.au for all the detail on that. This week's challenge in the 52 week ham challenge is so challenging that I wonder what they were thinking. It reads "Open a repeater... without using dedicated features of your radio for opening repeaters". The most important dedicated feature is the transmit button, and I assume you are allowed to use that. The hint shows emojis for a megaphone and someone whistling. OK, that's weird. Even with a megaphone, I don't know anyone who could whistle at 91.5Hz. But... maybe they want you to find or build an external CTCSS generator, and that could be very useful both as a project and as a way of rejuvenating an older transmitter that doesn't support access tones. Have a go. And speaking of which: the club's repeater VK4RDD will require a 91.5Hz tone from 7 July - that's soon; it's just a bit over two weeks. We've updated all the documentation to say that a tone is required, so don't get caught out if you're a regular user of the repeater. 91.5Hz CTCSS needed on VK4RDD from Tuesday 7 July. For all info in this bulletin, and many things not mentioned, your moment of truth is at ddrci.org.au and look for interesting entries on the scroller at the top of the page. That's it for this week. Club 2m net coming up on VK4RDD at 1000 on Sunday mornings, and dead silence in the evenings. I'm John VK4JPM, and I'll be back next week with more from the Darling Downs Radio Club. See you then! | — | ||||||
| 6/11/26 | ![]() QNews for June 14th 2026✨ | SunFest 2026community events+3 | — | — | 25 Peachester Rd BeerwahBeerwah Community Hall+1 | SunFestBeerwah+5 | — | — | |
| 6/5/26 | ![]() QNews for June 7th 2026✨ | fundraisingcommunity event+3 | — | Darling Downs Radio Club | ToowoombaBunnings Toowoomba North+1 | BBQ fundraiserDarling Downs Radio Club+3 | — | — | |
| 5/29/26 | ![]() QNews for May 31st 2026✨ | fundraisingcommunity events+3 | — | Darling Downs Radio Club | Bunnings NorthRuthven Street Toowoomba | fundraisersausage sizzle+3 | — | 5m 31s | |
| 5/22/26 | ![]() QNews for May 24th 2026✨ | obituarycommunity+3 | — | Darling Downs Radio Club | ToowoombaRoma+1 | Kevin CrandellDarling Downs Radio Club+5 | — | — | |
| 5/15/26 | ![]() QNews for May 17th 2026✨ | amateur radiotelecommunications+3 | — | Darling Downs Radio ClubACMA+2 | Toowoomba | amateur radioWorld Telecommunications Day+3 | — | — | |
| 5/8/26 | ![]() QNews for May 10th 2026✨ | radio trainingamateur radio+3 | — | Ipswich and District Radio ClubBrisbane Area Wicen Group | IpswichWest Moreton+2 | amateur radiotraining course+3 | — | — | |
| 5/1/26 | ![]() QNews for May 3rd 2026✨ | Amateur RadioSilent Key+3 | — | Bowen Radio Amateur GroupGEM FM+1 | — | Brian WinterburnSilent Key+3 | — | — | |
| 4/24/26 | ![]() QNews for April 26th 2026✨ | radio clubscommunity events+3 | — | Darling Downs Radio Club | Albury | Darling Downs Radio ClubAlbury+4 | — | — | |
| 4/16/26 | ![]() Qnews for April 19th 2026✨ | Amateur RadioMorse Code+4 | — | Wireless Institute of AustraliaThe Townsville Amateur Radio Club | TownsvilleWoodstock North Queensland+2 | Vernon Crabbamateur radio+5 | — | 8m 19s | |
| 4/10/26 | ![]() QNews for April 12th 2026✨ | Amateur RadioCommunity Events+3 | — | Darling Downs Radio ClubWICEN | South D’Aguilar National ParkEnoggera Reservoir | Amateur RadioBrisbane Trail Marathon+3 | — | — | |
| 4/2/26 | ![]() QNews for April 5th 2026✨ | RedfestRadio Communications+3 | — | Redcliffe and Districts Radio ClubRedfest.org+12 | — | Redfestradio+5 | — | — | |
| 3/27/26 | ![]() QNews for March 29th 2026✨ | radio activityfield day+4 | — | Darling Downs Radio Club | Picnic Point | John Moyle Memorial Field DayDarling Downs Radio Club+5 | — | — | |
| 3/20/26 | ![]() QNews for March 22nd 2026✨ | Redfest 26Amateur Radio+4 | — | Icom IC7300 MK2 transceiverALARA+9 | — | RedfestAmateur Radio+4 | — | — | |
| 3/13/26 | ![]() QNews for March 15th 2026✨ | amateur radioobituary+3 | — | Brisbane Amateur Radio ClubIpswich and District Radio Club | RochedaleRedbank Plains+1 | Kevin DaltonVK4WA+3 | — | — | |
| 3/6/26 | ![]() QNews for March 8th 2026✨ | amateur radioantennas+4 | — | Darling Downs Radio Club | Picnic Point | amateur radioantennas+5 | — | — | |
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