The Solar Eclipse QSO Party: When Operating is Science

Gary Mikitin’s, AF8A, article, “The Solar Eclipse QSO Party: A Fun Way Support Radio Science” in the September/October 2023 issue of On the Air details how hams can contribute data to a study on how the ionosphere reflects radio signals during the eclipse via an easygoing on-air event called the Solar Eclipse QSO Party. Gary, who is the Amateur Radio Community Coordinator of HamSCI, joins us on the October episode of the On the Air podcast, to talk about just how easy it is to participate.
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There are 4 four other QSO parties overlapping with this one. You guys need to cordiate logging so you only need to have one N1MM module, it is crazy that a game that is based on communication that there is such a lack of communication between all the QSO party organizers.