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Selected
Past Presentations
Except for
the first shown, none of the presentations over the the first quarter century of
Chapter 70 were in electronic form.
Of the presentations we have been able to make available here, most are saved as Microsoft Power Point
.ppt files.
You can display each presentation, if you have Power Point
Viewer
in your computer. For a free download of Power Point Viewer click
here.
Just click
on the topic, and wait for the download to complete. Note that file size is
shown, as some of these presentations are too large for downloading on a dial-up
connection. Your download should open in
Power Point Viewer as a slide show.
May 21, 1997
"Amateur Satellite Communications" Clare Fowler VE3NPC
(939 kB)
May 15, 2001
"L-Band Array for AO (Oscar) 40" Clare Fowler - VE3NPC (2700 kB)
Nov
20, 2002 "Dayton HamVention 2002" - Ted Turner VE3LV and Ben Price VE3CDA
(3474 kB)
Feb
18, 2003 "WRC-2003 And Beyond" -
Jim Dean VE3IQ
(103 kB)
Aug
30, 2003 "Propagation - VHF and
Above" - Rick Bandla VE3CVG (275 kB)
Nov 18, 2003
"Antenna Modelling Software" - Bert Barry VE3QAA (presented in his
absence by David Conn VE3KL) (54 kB)
Feb
17, 2004 "High
Performance Receivers" - Dick Bonnycastle VE3FUA (30 kB)
Oct
15, 2004 "Moonbounce Basics" - Ken Oelke VE6AFO (3450 kB)
Oct
15, 2004 "Field Day 2000 - Achieving 35A (A New Record)" - Brice
Wightman VE3EDR [excerpt only] (9.7 MB)
Oct 15, 2004 "Care
and Feeding of Rechargeable Batteries" - Dick Bonnycastle VE3FUA (198
kB)
Oct
15, 2004 "Truth and Untruth about Electrically Small Antennas" - Jack
Belrose VE2CV ( 1940 kB)*
*The previous
presentation is stored in Portable Document Format (pdf) and requires you to
have a pdf-compatible reader in your computer to display and/or print the file.
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Oct
16, 2004 "Amateur Satellites - Past, Present, Future" - Clare Fowler
VE3NPC (1280 kB)
Oct
16, 2004 "Noise
in Amateur Radio Receiving Systems" - David Conn VE3KL
(948 kB)
Oct
16, 2004 "Family
Tree of Antennas" - David Conn VE3KL
(2475 kB)
Oct
16, 2004 "What's That Racket? - HF Digital Modes" - Ken Asmus VA3KA
and Rick Bandla VE3CVG (930 kB)
Nov
15, 2005 "What I Do In Geneva" - Ken Pulfer VE3PU (2,911 kB)
Feb
21, 2006 "Everything You Wanted To Know About QCWA But Were Afraid To
Ask" - Doug Leach VE3XK (340 kB)
April
19, 2006 "QCWA Presentation" - Ken Oelke VE6AFO (292 kB)
Sept
19, 2006 "Polarization
in Nature, Technology and Radio - David Conn VE3KL
(2021 kB)
Nov
26, 2006 "Real World Helix Antenna Comparison Measurements" - Clare
Fowler VE3NPC (800 kB)
May
16, 2007 "Radio Waves Across The
North" - Ernie Brown VA3OEB
(1,130 kB)
Sep
18, 2007 "Kit Building Revisited - The Elecraft Way" - Bob MacKenzie
VA3RKM, Mike Babineau VE3WMB, & Martin Gillen VA3SIE (1,404 kB)
Nov 20, 2007 "World Radio Conference
2007 - The Inside Story" - Ken Pulfer - VE3PU and Jim Dean - VE3IQ (1431 kB)
Feb 19, 2008 "Project
572 and VE8GY - the development phase of the DEW Line" - Bill Barrie VE3AAS
(1290 kB)
May 20, 2008
"Arctic Adventures from the Coldest Part of the Cold War" - Brian Jeffrey
VE3UU (4136 kB)
Sep 16, 2008
"Low Band Receiving Antennas" - Al Penney VO1NO/VE3 (4753 kB)
Nov
18, 2008 "Microcontrollers and Amateur Radio" - David Green - VE3TLY
(710 kB)
Nov 18, 2008 "Confirming Contacts
(QSL, eQSL, LOTW)" - Bryan Rawlings - VE3QN (350 kB)
May
19, 2009 "Mapping the Canadian North" - Doug Leach - VE3XK ( 736 kB)
c/w Notes)
Note: Previous presentation contains speaker notes. Power Point Viewer does not recognize the notes pages.
With the full Power Point program, to display both
the "slide" and associated speaker notes, select Notes Pages under
View.
Sep
15, 2009 "Chapter 70 History Production Choices" - Doug Leach
VE3XK ( 147 kB)
Sep
15, 2009 "Amateur Radio Journeys to the Edge of Space" - Barrie
Crampton VE3BSB (1635 kB)
Nov 17, 2009
"Hints and Tricks for Successful Portable Operations" - Michael
Babineau VE3WMB (473kB)
Feb 16, 2010 "Electric Magnetic - Electrically Small Antennas" -
Jack Belrose VE2CV (3443 kB)*
*The previous
presentation is stored in Portable Document Format (pdf) and requires you to
have a pdf-compatible reader in your computer to display and/or print the file.
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