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Per: Probably the best advice for individual hams and Scout groups that wish to talk to the Scouts via Amateur Radio Station at the upcoming World Scout Jamboree is just to look on the DX Cluster for DX spots reporting NA1WJ. Since propagation and thus the actual bands we could use will vary, that’s the best way to find us. I’ll try to post some DX spots showing the frequency of NA1WJ once we’re in full operation. The NA1WJ station begins to be built this week, so there might be some preliminary test transmissions, but operations really start up next week when the Scouts arrive on July 21.We’ll then try to be active around the clock until August 1. During the daytime hours in the USA, we’ll be looking for stations to actually have meaningful conversations with the Scouts, and not simply exchange signal reports. At night, more of a DXpedition type operation might develop. Does that help answer your question? 73 Gary Wilson, K2GW Asst Demo Station Lead NA1WJ

Working on my DMR code plug for Jamboree. Looking at: https://k2bsa.net/wsj-on-site-operating-frequencies/ No DMR talk group was listed. The regular talk group for DMR simplex is 99. I'm just getting started in DMR so I'm not sure, but it seems like it is required when I set up a channel. Thanks & 73 de Joseph M. Durnal NE3R

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Sounds like you're in the correct place. We are the ham radio operation at the WSJ. Are you looking for some sort of scheduled contact? If you get the Voacap data between your location and ours, we can work out details. We're obviously not on the ground yet, not are antennas in the air, but give us until the end of the week and that will change. ? 73 de NE4RD

Thanks for your reply! I was under the impression that this group was part of the WSJ planning team, I was directed to this group when I a long time ago asked for the ability to communicate with the WSJ using hamrafio from other scoutcamps. Sorry if I was asking questions to the wrong people. BR /Per Skickat fr?n min Huawei Mobile -------- Ursprungligt meddelande -------- ?mne: Re: [na1wj] Resources to distribute for Scouts and Leaders Fr?n: "William Stearns (NE4RD)" Till: [email protected] Kopia:

We are having the 58th annual Central Nebraska Amateur Radio club Hamfest and steak fry the weekend of 27 and 28 July, at Bader park, near Chapman, Nebraska. I want to see what I can do with these OMs to talk to the scouts in West Virginia. I waiting for some more info to see where I can set up portable. If things work out it will be a good time for all involved I am sure.

DMR is new to the Jamboree, but last JOTA it was pretty busy with scouts so I woudn't want to miss out. I'm not sure if the attachment will go through the group, but if you'd like it, let me know and I'll e-mail direct. Built from the frequencies listed on https://k2bsa.net/wsj-on-site-operating-frequencies/ I hope that all that is needed is to just add your DMR ID and you are good to go. I wasn't 100% sure about the time slots, especially for the on site DMR repeater, so I went with one. For the off site DMR repeaters it looked like 2 of the JOTA talk groups were on TS1 and one was on TS2. I'm not the expert on this but I think I have it right, if anyone knows it better and could double check my work I would appreciate it. 73 de Joseph M. Durnal - NE3R

I only represent the NA1WJ operations and am the moderator of this group. What exactly are you looking for? QSA means maybe something totally different to me. 73 de NE4RD

@William Stearns, are you the official representative of the WSJ when it comes to the program involving international radio communication? So far I haven't heard a thing of what possible ways to get a QSA from other scoutcamps and WSJ. I like to have something official, does it exist? BR /Per Sj?strand Skickat fr?n min Huawei Mobile -------- Ursprungligt meddelande -------- ?mne: Re: [na1wj] Resources to distribute for Scouts and Leaders Fr?n: "William Stearns (NE4RD)" Till: [email protected] Kopia:

The jamboree is coming ;-) I ask you to fill out this file https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1df4lFXZgi2NR_Qzlxmh6WpZkzkxhL562w-iSxACGnVo/edit?usp=sharing, the purpose is to collect as much info as possible about OM SCOUT (present all over the world) which will be on air during the jamboree. Next 10 July 2019, there will be a meeting, on the #radioscout channel of the scoutlink network, the goal is to get to know us and make ourselves known. To connect to the channel you can use this link https://webchat.scoutlink.net/ (if you don't find #radioscout in the list, click on #english and then run the command / join #radioscout in the box you use to write normally). Greetings. My name is Ciro, my Call Sign is IU8GAE and in scoutlink I am known by the nick kaa_it.

Hello HF guys, The Scottish Scout HQ station still does not have a special call allocated yet. However, we are building a new phased array fixed antenna for 7 MHz and would appreciate a sked to test the path with someone in the vicinity of Bechtel Summit before the WSJ starts. The antenna should be ready in mid June. We have gear ready for ssb/cw but not yet for FT8. Guessing that the best time of day for this band to be open might be around midnight UTC. Anyone interested? please contact me via this group ( na1wj groups.io ) in the first instance and we shall take from there. 73 Malcolm GM3TAL (p.s. we plan also to be on 20/15/17/10m bands during WSJ with a 3 ele yagi and we may also be on 80m - which has been nicely opening to USA/Canada recently after dark)

Hi everyone. In view of the WSJ 2019 the #radioscout channel has been opened on scoutlink.net. The channel is managed by licensed scout radio operators. The goal is to search for contacts for the WSJ 2019 and beyond (opinions, frequencies and more can be discussed). To log in: https://webchat.scoutlink.net/ (if you don't find #radioscout in the drop-down menu then enter the english channel and type /join #radioscout). Greetings 73

Hi folks I am Ciro Attanasio IU8GAE... ...member of scoutlink. I will not be at WSJ2019 but I will be active on echolink and chanel #radioscout on scoutlink (link: https://webchat.scoutlink.net/) Last jamboree we realize of the importance to have a team to answer the Calls of people on site. Best regards Ciro Attanasio IU8GAE

NA1WJ received excellent coverage in ARRL's QST magazine with articles in both the June and July issues. At Hamvention the K2BSA Booth and the Icom America booth handed out information about working NA1WJ. Hopefully, we'll get a good turn out during the Jamboree for stations on the other side of the QSO for our Scouts. 73, Jim, K5ND

This is a test message to ensure the group is working. 73 de NE4RD Bill

Just wanted to send out a welcome since we had a large influx of users. The group is moderated a bit for now to keep the traffic to relevant content for the World Scout Jamboree. I'm personally excited for July to arrive so we can start this journey that we've been chatting about and working on since the National Jamboree in 2017. Band conditions haven't changed much since then, so it's all the more important to keep multiple methods for informing those interested amateurs not only on where to find us, but that can be available for those crucial contacts for the scouts to have an enjoyable and enriching experience at the demonstration station. We hear the comments all the time about getting youth involved in Amateur Radio, and with scouting we have a captured audience that tends to want to learn about these kinds of STEAM/STEM related activities throughout their stages of advancement in the various programs. Let's work together to make the hobby shine as we're on the stage for this major event where up to 40,000 scouts could be present! If you're interested in more opportunities for radio scouting, please join us monthly the second Thursday of the month at 9pm Central on Echolink on *JOTA-365*, or checkout all the resources on the https://k2bsa.net web page. 73 de NE4RD Bill

Greetings from Tanzania, I'm the one selected and appointed to represent my country to the WSJ-2019, please put me in your database, 73, HIDAN .O. RICCO. 5H3H0 5H3TSA KB3ALM NJ0 HIDAN .O. RICCO. ASSISTANT CHIEF COMMISSIONER ICT, JOTA-JOTI & INNOVATION Mobile: +255 673 019112 | +255 755 019288 P.O.BOX 945 DSM | Malik Road | Plot.No.1078 | Upanga Email: Web: z5h3h0@... Hidan Ricco z5h3arc@... Tanzania Scouts Association - TSA redcrosstawi@... Social: Facebook, Twitter & Instagram "Try and leave this world a little better than you found it, and when your turn comes to die, you can die happy in feeling that at any rate, you have not wasted your time but have done your best." Robert Baden-Powell Upcoming events in Tanzania Scouts Association 1.Centenary Jamboree (100 Years of Scouting in Tanzania) - 21st till 29th July 2017

Please note that several of us will operate at Philmont Scout Ranch this summer during the World Jamboree. - We setup on July 21st - We'll operate from 8 AM to 5 PM MT at the ranch - We'll operate on JOTA frequencies and as per the NA1WJ Ops plan. - We hope to make good contacts with The Northern Tier and Sea Base hams and scouters. - Hopefully, we'll also operate live social media via Philmont internet or hotspot - We will operate HF Voice, PSK, FT8, Winlink, DStar and Echolink - We've been operating at Philmont since 2013. Please contact me for any additional information. Dale Finley kb5nft@... 214-244-2100 73 -- Ce ll 214-244-2100 Do Not Publish Please. Ham Radio Operator KB5NFT, Dale Finley, ARRL NTX ASEC, Red Cross, MRC, CERT. Ham Interest - Winlink, HF/VHF/UHF, MESH, Routers, PSK, FSQ, DStar, Echolink/IRLP, APrS, ARES/RACES, Storm Spotter. RV'er, Facebook, Twitter, Retired...Google me. 73's

Hello Scouters and Hams, Myself and several others will be at Philmont to talk to NA1WJ during the jamboree. We will operate from the Tooth of Time Traders porch from 8AM to 5PM MT starting on July 21st (setup and testing). - We are taking a 50' crank up tower trailer and will setup behind the YURT with a Hy-Gain beam and wire antennas. - We will operate on HF SSB, PSK, DStar (Reflector 33A) and Echolink JAMBO and/or JOTA-365, FT8 - We will show, tell, and talk to all scouters, staff and visitors like we have done since 2013. - At approx., 3PM MT (5PM EST) we will swing our beam towards Dallas for comms with our Dallas and Florida and West Coast hams. - Of course, we will also be on social media and broadcast live from time to time depending on our internet at Philmont. - We will operate as K5K call and K5PSR ("Philmont Scout Ranch") - We are looking to make contact with the Northern Tier and Sea Base hams and scouts as well. I'm an RVier and I will leave Dallas on June 23, 2019 for setup at Eagle Nest, NM. I hope to install our 2m Repeater onto the ranch this year and maybe add a UHF repeater as well with our Echolink and Allstarlink nodes. Please contact me for any additional information. Dale Finley, kb5nft@..., 214-244-2100, 2115 Pueblo Dr. Carrollton, TX 75006 73