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May Program:
Reverse Beacon Network (RBN)
by Bob Wilson N6TV

May 9, 2012

Our presentation will be from Bob Wilson, N6TV. He will be presenting a tutorial on the Reverse Beacon Network. RBN is a network of stations listening to the bands and reporting what stations they hear, when and how well. You can see band openings in near-real time on an animated map. You can call a quick CQ, and see which reverse beacons hear you, and how strong you are. You can also compare your signal with those of your friends and competitors, in near real time or historically. You can instantly find out what stations, from a given country or zone, have been heard, at what times and on what frequencies. You can see when you've been spotted, who spotted you, and how loud you were. If you wonder how your signal stacked up during last weekend's contests, the Signal Comparison Tool will give you real, quantitative data. Tell it what stations you want to compare, based on signals heard by a given reverse beacon on a certain band at a certain time, and there you'll have it. Of course, whether you like what you see is up to you.


Note: Temporary Meeting Re-Location

Location: Cattlemens
                5012 Petaluma Boulevard North
                Petaluma, CA.

               
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Time: 6pm Social hour, 7pm Dinner/Program

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        Check out latest issue of Sunspots Newsletter:

                May 2012 issue of Sunspots

        Upcoming Schedule:

                May 9, 2012 (2nd Wednesday) -- Meeting

                June 13, 2012 (2nd Wednesday) -- Meeting

                June 22-24, 2012 -- FIELD DAY!

                July 11, 2012 (2nd Wednesday) -- Meeting


Founded in 1980, the Redwood Empire DX Association is an Amateur Radio Club dedicated to DX (contacting other radio amateurs over long distances) and contests (on the air events where radio amateurs attempt to contact as many other hams over a fixed time period). Membership interests range from 160 meter DXing to VHF/UHF contesting. REDXA membership is open to all licensed Radio Amateurs. However, visitors are cordially invited to attend our meetings.


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