Debut of Space WX / Propagation Podcast
Tomas - NW7US (NW7US)
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June 27, 2009
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Tomas David Hood, NW7US, the current
contributing editor for the propagation
columns in CQ Magazine, Popular
Communications Magazine, and CQ VHF Magazine,
is launching a new podcast service, the
'NW7US Space Weather and Radio Propagation
Podcast'. The debut of the podcast launches
in July, 2009, just as the new solar cycle,
Sunspot Cycle 24, shows signs of "waking up."
NW7US is producing the regular podcast that
delves into the science of space weather and
radio frequency propagation. The educational
podcast also features information on current
geomagnetic and solar events in space weather
as they relate to the propagation of radio
transmissions. Tomas will interview leading
solar scientists, forecasters, and
knowledgeable individuals in the amateur
radio, shortwave radio, and broadcast
engineering fields. Timely news updates and
editorials will also be included in the
podcasts.
Full details on the NW7US Space Weather and
Radio Propagation Podcast may be found at http://pod
cast.hfradio.org/. Tomas provides an
online forum for question submission and
podcast discussion at http://hfra
dio.org/forums/.
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Follow this account: @hfradiospacewx
At :05 and :35 minutes of each hour, 24 hours a day, HFRadio.org will tweet the latest space weather indices and conditions, and other propagation related information.
Let me know if you are following this twit, OK? ( I am also on Twitter: @NW7US )
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