Amateur Radio

Operating From Beijing, People's Republic of China

Introduction In February and March of 2003, I had the wonderful opportunity, along with my then-10-year-old daughter Barbara (KB3HAS) to travel to Beijing, and operate Amateur Radio there. The story is astounding, and it has been a "work-in-progress" to write. What follows is the outline of the story; I will post the rest of the story as soon as I have finished writing it.

Beijing, The Story Operation Beijing Getting the License Travel over to Beijing Beijing as a Modern City Equipment Taken CRSA http://www.crsa.org.cn/ Regulation by Prefecture / Province Delegated to the CRSA Contacting Mr. Chen Ping Health Problems Traveling to the CRSA Headquarters Surrounding Sports Associations Entering the Entrance Observations Around the Entrance Birds Street Food Meeting Mr. Chen Ping Seeing the HQ Seeing the Shack RF Environment in Beijing MW SW FM Cable Antennas in China Emailing our Sked Return The Antennas The Shack V/UHF Icom HF Kenwood Rotor Band Conditions 10, 12, 15, 17, 20, 30 40, 80, 160 Operating SSB Operating CW Propagation Brats Nothing to the US 17 Meters, The QSL Photography

AE3C & BA1HAM Chinese Radio Sports Association Hamshack (BY1PK) Chinese Radio Sports Association HQ (BY1PK) & Antenna Farm AE3C, KB3HAS, BA1HAM Chinese Radio Sports Association Hamshack (BY1PK) AE3C Chinese Radio Sports Association HQ (BY1PK)

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