Inhalt 1975 Rundspruch-ArchivBerlin-Ausgabe (englisch)
This is DKØIFA in Berlin, the special station speaking to you from the International Radio and TV Exhibition 1975.
Dear XYLs, YLs and OM,
during this years International Radio and TV-exhibition lasting from August 29 till
September 7, the German HAM radio news will be transmitted on 80 meters on
3770 kHz.
Please, keep this and the adjacent frequencies reserved, thus enabling this transmission to be heard everywhere without interference. Thank you. Good reception to all our listeners. After the summer holidays transmission of amateur radio news will now be resumed.
Part of this message can also be heard in English and german on 20 meters on 14277 kHz, radiated by DKØDR, the exhibition Station at the Wireless Museum.
BERLIN: Twenty-five Years of the German Amateur-Radio-Club (DARC)
On September 7 this year, we commemorate the 25th anniversary of the short wave meeting held at Bad Homburg near Frankfurt in 1950 during which the individual radio amateur clubs of the German Federal Republic an West-Berlin got together to form the Deutsche Amateur-Radio-Club (DARC).
This contemporary report reminds us of significant days at Bad Homburg:
The meeting was initiated by OM Bauer, DL3AD, who also welcomed the guests. Among them there were Prof. Dr. Esau, Dr. Nestel and Schulz-Schwieder, Dr. Fleischer and Slawyk as representatives of the Federal Postal Authorities, as well as representatives of various foreign amateur radio clubs and the press. In an address, Mr. Bastian, head of the local administration, pointed out that amateur radio was a symbol of peace. The French radio amateurs were represented by OM Haas, DL5AJ, from Strassburg, who emphasized the necessity of a friendly understanding between Germany and France. From the Netherlands, the first scretary of the V.E.R.O.N., OM Reiger, PAØANI, had come. OM Oxley, DL2MW, had just returned from a tour of Europe, brought back the best wishes of the British and Danish amateurs. OM Gerland, YU3FLA, from Yugoslavia and DL4CK, a well-known American 2-meter-operator rounded up the congratulatory from other countries.
The past twentyfive years have brought the DARC a lot of hard work, many heated discussions, and great success. On this anniversary we would like to thank all those who have contributed their good efforts. Let us also shake hands with those who, at some time or other in the past, preferred to be on their own. In our common cause it is only success that counts.
Today the German Amateur-Radio-Club (DARC) is composed of 19 districts and more than 530 local clubs with a membership that is nearing 30,000. This remarkable upward trend promises well for the future.
BERLIN
The International Radio Exhibition will be opened tomorrow, Friday, August 29, at 10:00 CET (Central European Time). DARC has been in existence for 25 years now, Amateur Radio will therefore present itself as a versatile and fascinating hobby.
HAM radio stations will be operating all modes and on all bands from the special exhibition stands of Berlins DARC district in building No. 8, near the radio tower. Color Amateur Television will be demonstrated by a link between the German Wireless Museum and the DARC exhibition stand. Our Berlin HAMs have made all efforts to let the many visitors of the International Radio and TV Exhibition 75 know what kind of interesting hobby amateur radio really is.
BERLIN
The press conference on the day preceding the opening of the International Radio Exhibition in Berlin will be visited by the first chairman of the DARC, OM Sailer, DL8AJ, and his deputy, OM Kaiser, DK1QZ. They will also stay in Berlin a few days after the opening of the exhibition. The 25th anniversary of the DARC will also be the subject of special attention on occasion of this large press meeting.
BERLIN
The informal meeting of the radio HAMs will take place on August 31, at 19:00 CET near the DARCs exhibition stand. Information given in the last copy of the cq-DL magazine, suggesting a morning meeting, is void. An open-air grill-party near building No. 8 is planned in agreement with the Trade Fair Company, AMK.
WEINHEIM
On occasion of the 20th Weinheim VHF meeting from September 19 to September 21, 1975, DFØUKW, a special station, will represent the special DOK letters “UKW” during September and October.
BAUNATAL
On occasion of the opening of the Merchant Marine Museum in Bremen, a special DOK can be worked from September 4 till September 8. The stations call sign will presumably be DFØSM. Organizer is the DOK district I05.
From September 14 till September 27, another special DOK “SDK” can be worked by contacting DKØWP (Welcome Point). The district E10 will participate in the centennial events of the town of Wedel.
BENTHEIM
The German-Dutch HAM radio days will begin on Friday, September 29, 1975 in Bentheim. Participants may expect a rich program and many personal contacts with hams from and around Bentheim. The Berlin International Radio Exhibition sends 73 and 55 to Bentheim.
GENEVA
On occasion of the Geneva Telecommunications Exhibition (Telecom ’75) open from September 2 till October 8, the last three days will be reserved for a Technical Symposium, called “World Telecommunications Forum”. Besides speeches delivered by Mr. Gressman (EBU), professor Bruch (Telefunken) and others, there will also be a report by George Jacobs, W3ASK, and Dick Baldwin, W1RU, entitled “Amateur Radio – a philosophical survey”.
BERLIN
There are plans to transmit a brief ham news messages on 3770 kHz by DKØIFA at 18:00 CET during the International Radio and TV Exhibition. Last minute news related to amateur radio and the radio exhibition will be transmitted. Headline “Amateur Radio shows up everywhere”, this short information program is to give a survey of the events near the Berlin Radio Tower to all of those not being able to visit the radio exhibition.
Dear XYLs, YLs and OM,
this is the end of the German ham news which today was transmitted directly from the Radio
Exhibition in Berlin. The next German ham radio news will be radiated next thursday,
September 4, 1975, again by DKØIFA. We hope you all had a good reception.
Good evening to you. Contact you again.
Ende des Deutschland-RS 26/75 vom 28.08.1975
Abschrift und Archiv-Bearbeitung: DC7XJ
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