slash or stroke good to know

Yo ham radio operators and SWL enthusiasts out there.
 When transmitting in a visited country the licence holder must use his national call sign preceded by the call sign prefix of the visited country. The call sign prefix and the national call sign must be separated by the character "/" in CW or the word "stroke" (phone).

    So if I (EA6VY) was visitting Australia, my callsign would be VK/EA6VY (Victor Kilo "Stroke" Echo Alfa 6 Victor Yankee)!!

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For a mobile amateur radio station the national call sign must be followed by the characters
"/M" (telegraphy) or the word "mobile" (telephony). For a portable amateur radio station the national call sign must be followed by the characters "/P" (telegraphy) or the word "portable" (telephony)." 
Source: Elecraft Ham

take the weather with you

As a weather enthusiast, I've always been interested in the forecast and amused by the changes at the atmosphere. Clouds and their shape, rain, wind.. and so on.
A year ago I installed a personal weather station at roof level connected by internet to "weather underground", so under its app, I can check my station all over the World and see the current conditions for the local area.

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Welcome to my Froggit HP1000  PWS (personal weather station)