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CONVENTION ARI HF-VHF&UP a PERUGIA - 18 e 19 giugno 2024

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da: Perugia Today 18 giugno 2024

Radioamatori italiani riuniti a Perugia per l'assemblea nazionale nel 150esimo della nascita di Guglielmo Marconi

Il capoluogo umbro per due giorni diventa la capitale dei radioamatori

https://www.perugiatoday.it/attualita/assemblea-nazionale-radioamatori-perugia.html

 

da: IK0XBX Francesco Fucelli - Presidente Sezione ARI di Perugia APS ETS - 19 giugno 2024

Il week end ARI a Perugia è stato un successo, una cosa mai vista, che ha portato a Perugia circa 200 OM da tutta Italia; questo non sono io a dirlo ma sono le decine di commenti che stiamo ricevendo via whatsapp e via social. Tutto questo è stato possibile solamente perchè a Perugia abbiamo una squadra affiatata e con voglia di fare le cose per bene !

Vorrei ringraziare tutti i soci che hanno dedicato il loro tempo ad organizzare questo evento, che si sono occupati della logistica, per "scarrozzare" gli ospiti e per farli sentire a casa loro. In particolare ringrazio i membri del CD che da mesi hanno lavorato per mettere a punto tutti i dettagli, non è stato un lavoro banale ... Fino a venerdì mi ripetevo (ma sono sicuro che non ero il solo) "ma chi cavolo ce l'ha fatto fare...." invece stasera mi ritengo davvero soddisfatto del lavoro e dei sacrifici fatti in questi ultimi mesi e sono ancor più convinto che la Sezione di Perugia è davvero forte e con una marcia in più, tutto merito dei suoi soci che rispondono in maniera attiva e costruttiva ogni volta !

Un ringraziamento particolare va a Francesco I0UZF che venerdì sera ha ospitato a casa sua una "pre-assemblea" dove i membri del CDN, i Sindaci e i delegati regionali hanno "smussato" i punti a discutere il giorno seguente, davanti ad una bella grigliata preparata dalla nostra squadra di cucina (IW0RGN, IU0NWJ, IU0PVM, IU0LFQ, IZ0BVU, IK0IHA, IK0EFR, IZ0FWD e IK0YUT... spero di non aver dimenticato nessuno fra grigliatori e "camerieri" ...), nonché gli addetti ai trasporti che hanno fatto la spola fra stazione, aeroporto e hotel, ad accompagnare i numerosi ospiti (IK0ALT, IK0LLK, IW0SAQ, I0KWX. IK0PUL, IU0SAR, IZ0DXD, IK0IHA).

Sabato mattina l'Assemblea è filata liscia senza intoppi e sono stati approvate delle importanti variazioni al regolamento di attuazione, che consentono finalmente anche all'ARI di avere una struttura adeguata alle normative del Terzo Settore, regolamento messo a punto da una commissione di cui fa parte anche Francesco I0UZF, che ha dato un contributo importantissimo al futuro dell'Associazione.

Durante la convention, sia sabato che domenica, sono arrivato moltissimi ospiti, a molti "call" è stato dato un volto, un clima di armonia e allegria, a cena e a pranzo sembrava di stare in mezzo ad un gruppo di amici che si conoscevano da anni. I nostri giovani, Chiara IU0SDC, Marco IU0RAZ, Nevet IU0RBB, Tsuf IU0RBC, Edoardo IU0SBX e Giacomo IU0SAQ, hanno fatto un bellissimo lavoro di "socializzazione". Tutti gli ospiti sono rimasti colpiti dalla loro vitalità e serietà; sono state scattate centinaia di foto e molte stanno già girando in tutti i social con il tag #conventionari2024.

Emozionante domenica mattina quando, davanti alla platea, tutti scattavano foto ai decani presenti (I0FHZ, I0RSC e I2ADN 275 anni in 3) attorniati dai nostri giovani, con consegna di riconoscimenti ai 3 decani da parte di ARI nazionale, ARI C.R.U. e ARI Perugia.

Inoltre diversi dei nostri OM hanno superato brillantemente gli esami per la patente americana (IK0YUT, IZ0FWD, IW0RED, IK0PUL-Extra e spero di non aver dimenticato nessuno...), esami fatti alla presenza di un alto funzionario del MIMIT, che ha avuto modo di verificare la serietà con cui si svolgono gli esami, proprio in vista dell'applicazione del recente D.L.

Grazie, grazie a tutti per permetterci di avere una Sezione ARI che, parole dette ieri sera dal Presidente Sacchi all'Assessore Merli e al Consigliere Mencaglia, "è la Sezione che  stata pres come modello a livello nazionale" e questo è stato possibile ed è possibile, solamente grazie a tutti voi e alla vostra voglia di fare le cose per bene guardando al futuro !!

 

Estratto dal verbale dell'Assemblea Generale Ordinaria ARI del 18 giugno 2024

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TX5S - Clipperton Island 2024 - Relatore: Francesco IK0FVC

https://youtu.be/BN69f501T94?feature=shared

 

ZD7Z - St.Helena Island 2024 - Relatore: Elvira IV3FSG

https://youtu.be/mYisQOfjofE?feature=shared

 

Team Charlie Goes to D4C CQWW CW 2023 - Relatore: Goran S55OO 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAgFlGFO7Rs

 

Dal WRTC22 alla scuola di contest - Relatore: Gianluca IK4LZH

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nc2f2CSm7s4

 

 C.S.M.I. - Coord.Stazioni Marconiane Italiane - Relatore: Roberto IS0JMA

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhHoQ8b8-PM 

 

 I nostri giovani,

Chiara IU0SDC, Marco IU0RAZ, Nevet IU0RBB,Tsuf IU0RBC, Edoardo IU0SBX 

insieme ai maestri I0FHZ, I0RSC e I2ADN, 275 anni in 3...

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Preparazione della sessione di esami FCC/ARRL per il conseguimento della patente americana,

alla presenza del funzionario del MIMIT

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IW0RED, IZ0FWD, IK0PUL, IK0YUT impegnati nei test FCC/ARRL

Perugia ha due nuovi Technician, un General ed un Extra

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Ricevitore SDR ARI PG

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Previsioni Meteo Umbria

Risorse di RADIOASTRONOMIA ed E.M.E. by I0NAA

IQ0PG & IQ0PG/P awards


 
 
  
 

 

  
 
 
 

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