@AmRevResurrect @GM0WDD Thank you for assembling this. One of my ancestors, Daniel Goodwin and his son, Enoch Goodwin (age 9! A drummer boy) were among the British soldiers and settlers defending the fort and suppressing the Eddy Rebellion. Enoch’s drum is on display at the museum in Fort Beauséjour.

RT @AmRevResurrect: In November 1776, Patriots attempted to bring Nova Scotia into the American Revolution by attacking Fort Cumberland. In…

@UlisK3LU Internet Radio is still a thing for me. I use it daily to listen to the BBC World Service, also to a few selected stations in Canada and New Zealand.

I stand with Ukraine.

@w1ve So, meta static, then?

@w1ve But auroral propagation on six metres last night was fun!

@1940Andy Grampy!

Here’s another: “You’re over-exaggerating!” So, what is the correct amount of exaggeration?

RT @vy2hf: I can't fathom how many supposedly educated and articulate people say, "hard to underestimate" when they really mean to say "har…

@JohnCleese You replied “Do you mind if I call you Bruce?”

@HamRadioDX As soon as you can, try using Morse on the air. You’ll make mistakes, and miss some things, but that’s how we learn. You get better as you keep trying.

@GM0WDD @ve1cwj @2m0sql @MM0OPX @VE6LK @QRPerDotCom @DK9JC It’s not a typo. It’s a reference to the Canada-USA Treaty of 1952, when practices were different. That treaty and that language doesn’t apply to you. CEPT T/R 61-01 does apply to you. It requires you to sign with the Canadian call area prefix first, followed by your UK call.

@GM0WDD Under the CEPT T/R 61-01 recommendation, UK Amateurs with a Full licence may operate while visiting Canada. Just bring a copy of your UK licence with you. You will identify as VE2/GM0WDD when in Québec and VE3/GM0WDD when in Ontario. Please contact me at Regulatory@rac.ca .

@GM0WDD G’day Gavin: I’m the Regulatory Affairs Officer for the Radio Amateurs of Canada @RACTWEETS . This may be the document you’re looking for: . /2

@Golf_5_TM …and you have never misspoken, right? Don’t hold other people to a standard you can’t meet.

A brilliant analysis of the current situation.

@vy2hf @suzannesexton_ These are the best political signs I have ever seen.

@RiaJairam Yes, I did have to learn the Morse Code to earn my first Amateur Radio licence. That was in 1975. I use Morse every day. CW is my default mode.

Hi Warren. Under the Canada-US reciprocal operating treaty, you are supposed to add the “/W8” AFTER your Canadian call sign (ie., “VA3WEB/W8”). I’m not familiar enough with APRS to suggest a workaround if you can’t modify your call sign in APRS.