agenda – VERON A22

3e Secret Communications expositie

nov 16 @ 10:00 – 17:00

Following the success of our exhibitions Secret Communications 1 and Secret Communications 2, Crypto Museum has once again teamed up with the Foundation for German Communication in Duivendrecht (near Amsterdam, Netherlands) for the exhibition Secret Communications 3. This exclusive exhibiton will be open to the general public the following days:

Saturday 16 November 2019
Saturday 23 November 2019
Saturday 7 December 2019
Saturday 21 December 2019
Sunday 12 January 2020

On these days, we will be open from 10:00 to 17:00 and admission is free. Furthermore, coffee, tea and sandwiches will be available free of charge. We will be showing an exciting collection of cipher machines and espionage gear, some of which have never been on public display before. Check the overview below to see what we have selected for you. Large groups may apply for a visit outside the regular opening days and times. Contact Arthur Bauer to make arrangements.

The exhibition will cover the following four main themes:

1. Enigma & Friends
Enigma is arguably the most famous and well-known cipher machine in the world. We have shown it previously in its many variations, with all kinds of peripherals, as it was used by the German Third Reich during World War II for their secret communication. We will show it again this time, complemented by other technologies, such as secret telephone scramblers from World War II. In addition, Tatjana van Vark will show and demonstrate her wonderful Super-Enigma, but note that she will not be present on all opening days.
2. Bugs
This time we will show some unique covert listening devices (bugs) that were used during the Cold War by the Stasi and the CIA. We will also explain the methods of hiding such devices and how sweep-teams were able to track them down. We are able to give a good impression of the techniques used by the West as well as by the Eastern Block, and will be able to show some exiting examples. Note that many of the bugs used by the CIA were developed and manufactured by a Dutch company, from the 1950s well into the 1990s.
3. Philips Crypto
As Crypto Museum is based in Eindhoven, some of our collection is dedicated to the history of cipher machines that were developed by Philips Usfa (later: Philips Crypto). Over the past few years, our collection has grown to the extent that we are now able to show most of the equipment that was developed and manufactured by this company. See why Philips Crypto once belonged to the — big four — in the crypto-world and why Philips was allowed to supply to NATO. An impressive range of impressive products. Hear the story of the rise and fall of Philips Crypto.
4. Car phones (ATF)
In addition to the above subjects, we will share with you the history of car phones (cellular networks) in the Netherlands in the days before GSM. Learn how the networks were penetrated by criminals, to use it for blackmailing and for making clandestine phone calls. We will be showing items that have been confiscated by the police and that have not been on public display before. Learn how cryptography and authentication became mandatory in the GSM network, and what role PTT Telecom (now: KPN) played in this.

We will also show tapping techniques for both mobile and land lines, including a complete tapping room of the police who – in cooperation with PTT Telecom – intercepted criminal conversations. One small restriction: on the days that Tatjana van Vark demonstrates her Super-Enigma, some of this material will not be on display.

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Categorieën: Open dag

3e Secret Communications expositie

Tickets

nov 23 @ 10:00 – 17:00

Following the success of our exhibitions Secret Communications 1 and Secret Communications 2, Crypto Museum has once again teamed up with the Foundation for German Communication in Duivendrecht (near Amsterdam, Netherlands) for the exhibition Secret Communications 3. This exclusive exhibiton will be open to the general public the following days:

Saturday 16 November 2019
Saturday 23 November 2019
Saturday 7 December 2019
Saturday 21 December 2019
Sunday 12 January 2020

On these days, we will be open from 10:00 to 17:00 and admission is free. Furthermore, coffee, tea and sandwiches will be available free of charge. We will be showing an exciting collection of cipher machines and espionage gear, some of which have never been on public display before. Check the overview below to see what we have selected for you. Large groups may apply for a visit outside the regular opening days and times. Contact Arthur Bauer to make arrangements.

The exhibition will cover the following four main themes:

1. Enigma & Friends
Enigma is arguably the most famous and well-known cipher machine in the world. We have shown it previously in its many variations, with all kinds of peripherals, as it was used by the German Third Reich during World War II for their secret communication. We will show it again this time, complemented by other technologies, such as secret telephone scramblers from World War II. In addition, Tatjana van Vark will show and demonstrate her wonderful Super-Enigma, but note that she will not be present on all opening days.
2. Bugs
This time we will show some unique covert listening devices (bugs) that were used during the Cold War by the Stasi and the CIA. We will also explain the methods of hiding such devices and how sweep-teams were able to track them down. We are able to give a good impression of the techniques used by the West as well as by the Eastern Block, and will be able to show some exiting examples. Note that many of the bugs used by the CIA were developed and manufactured by a Dutch company, from the 1950s well into the 1990s.
3. Philips Crypto
As Crypto Museum is based in Eindhoven, some of our collection is dedicated to the history of cipher machines that were developed by Philips Usfa (later: Philips Crypto). Over the past few years, our collection has grown to the extent that we are now able to show most of the equipment that was developed and manufactured by this company. See why Philips Crypto once belonged to the — big four — in the crypto-world and why Philips was allowed to supply to NATO. An impressive range of impressive products. Hear the story of the rise and fall of Philips Crypto.
4. Car phones (ATF)
In addition to the above subjects, we will share with you the history of car phones (cellular networks) in the Netherlands in the days before GSM. Learn how the networks were penetrated by criminals, to use it for blackmailing and for making clandestine phone calls. We will be showing items that have been confiscated by the police and that have not been on public display before. Learn how cryptography and authentication became mandatory in the GSM network, and what role PTT Telecom (now: KPN) played in this.

We will also show tapping techniques for both mobile and land lines, including a complete tapping room of the police who – in cooperation with PTT Telecom – intercepted criminal conversations. One small restriction: on the days that Tatjana van Vark demonstrates her Super-Enigma, some of this material will not be on display.

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Categorieën: Open dag

Dag van de Wetenschap (B) @ Belgie

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nov 24 hele dag

Op deze Dag van de Wetenschap zullen diverse bedrijven, universiteiten, scholen en musea in Vlaanderen hun deuren openen voor het publiek. Een uitstekende mogelijkheid voor een leerzaam dagje uit.
Meer algemene info over de mogelijkheden vind je op https://www.dagvandewetenschap.be/

Bij Energy Ville in Genk gaat het over energieonderzoek. Tevens zullen de UBA sekties van Hasselt (HAC) en Midden Limburg (MLB) een infostand verzorgen tijdens deze open dag en assisteren zij bij een bouwproject voor de jeugd met het thema “bouw een rare thermometer”.
https://www.genk.be/activiteiten/detail/5770/bouw-een-rare-thermometer.

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Categorieën: Open dag UBA Midden Limburg (MLB)

3e Secret Communications expositie

Tickets

dec 7 @ 10:00 – 17:00

Following the success of our exhibitions Secret Communications 1 and Secret Communications 2, Crypto Museum has once again teamed up with the Foundation for German Communication in Duivendrecht (near Amsterdam, Netherlands) for the exhibition Secret Communications 3. This exclusive exhibiton will be open to the general public the following days:

Saturday 16 November 2019
Saturday 23 November 2019
Saturday 7 December 2019
Saturday 21 December 2019
Sunday 12 January 2020

On these days, we will be open from 10:00 to 17:00 and admission is free. Furthermore, coffee, tea and sandwiches will be available free of charge. We will be showing an exciting collection of cipher machines and espionage gear, some of which have never been on public display before. Check the overview below to see what we have selected for you. Large groups may apply for a visit outside the regular opening days and times. Contact Arthur Bauer to make arrangements.

The exhibition will cover the following four main themes:

1. Enigma & Friends
Enigma is arguably the most famous and well-known cipher machine in the world. We have shown it previously in its many variations, with all kinds of peripherals, as it was used by the German Third Reich during World War II for their secret communication. We will show it again this time, complemented by other technologies, such as secret telephone scramblers from World War II. In addition, Tatjana van Vark will show and demonstrate her wonderful Super-Enigma, but note that she will not be present on all opening days.
2. Bugs
This time we will show some unique covert listening devices (bugs) that were used during the Cold War by the Stasi and the CIA. We will also explain the methods of hiding such devices and how sweep-teams were able to track them down. We are able to give a good impression of the techniques used by the West as well as by the Eastern Block, and will be able to show some exiting examples. Note that many of the bugs used by the CIA were developed and manufactured by a Dutch company, from the 1950s well into the 1990s.
3. Philips Crypto
As Crypto Museum is based in Eindhoven, some of our collection is dedicated to the history of cipher machines that were developed by Philips Usfa (later: Philips Crypto). Over the past few years, our collection has grown to the extent that we are now able to show most of the equipment that was developed and manufactured by this company. See why Philips Crypto once belonged to the — big four — in the crypto-world and why Philips was allowed to supply to NATO. An impressive range of impressive products. Hear the story of the rise and fall of Philips Crypto.
4. Car phones (ATF)
In addition to the above subjects, we will share with you the history of car phones (cellular networks) in the Netherlands in the days before GSM. Learn how the networks were penetrated by criminals, to use it for blackmailing and for making clandestine phone calls. We will be showing items that have been confiscated by the police and that have not been on public display before. Learn how cryptography and authentication became mandatory in the GSM network, and what role PTT Telecom (now: KPN) played in this.

We will also show tapping techniques for both mobile and land lines, including a complete tapping room of the police who – in cooperation with PTT Telecom – intercepted criminal conversations. One small restriction: on the days that Tatjana van Vark demonstrates her Super-Enigma, some of this material will not be on display.

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Categorieën: Open dag

3e Secret Communications expositie

Tickets

dec 21 @ 10:00 – 17:00

Following the success of our exhibitions Secret Communications 1 and Secret Communications 2, Crypto Museum has once again teamed up with the Foundation for German Communication in Duivendrecht (near Amsterdam, Netherlands) for the exhibition Secret Communications 3. This exclusive exhibiton will be open to the general public the following days:

Saturday 16 November 2019
Saturday 23 November 2019
Saturday 7 December 2019
Saturday 21 December 2019
Sunday 12 January 2020

On these days, we will be open from 10:00 to 17:00 and admission is free. Furthermore, coffee, tea and sandwiches will be available free of charge. We will be showing an exciting collection of cipher machines and espionage gear, some of which have never been on public display before. Check the overview below to see what we have selected for you. Large groups may apply for a visit outside the regular opening days and times. Contact Arthur Bauer to make arrangements.

The exhibition will cover the following four main themes:

1. Enigma & Friends
Enigma is arguably the most famous and well-known cipher machine in the world. We have shown it previously in its many variations, with all kinds of peripherals, as it was used by the German Third Reich during World War II for their secret communication. We will show it again this time, complemented by other technologies, such as secret telephone scramblers from World War II. In addition, Tatjana van Vark will show and demonstrate her wonderful Super-Enigma, but note that she will not be present on all opening days.
2. Bugs
This time we will show some unique covert listening devices (bugs) that were used during the Cold War by the Stasi and the CIA. We will also explain the methods of hiding such devices and how sweep-teams were able to track them down. We are able to give a good impression of the techniques used by the West as well as by the Eastern Block, and will be able to show some exiting examples. Note that many of the bugs used by the CIA were developed and manufactured by a Dutch company, from the 1950s well into the 1990s.
3. Philips Crypto
As Crypto Museum is based in Eindhoven, some of our collection is dedicated to the history of cipher machines that were developed by Philips Usfa (later: Philips Crypto). Over the past few years, our collection has grown to the extent that we are now able to show most of the equipment that was developed and manufactured by this company. See why Philips Crypto once belonged to the — big four — in the crypto-world and why Philips was allowed to supply to NATO. An impressive range of impressive products. Hear the story of the rise and fall of Philips Crypto.
4. Car phones (ATF)
In addition to the above subjects, we will share with you the history of car phones (cellular networks) in the Netherlands in the days before GSM. Learn how the networks were penetrated by criminals, to use it for blackmailing and for making clandestine phone calls. We will be showing items that have been confiscated by the police and that have not been on public display before. Learn how cryptography and authentication became mandatory in the GSM network, and what role PTT Telecom (now: KPN) played in this.

We will also show tapping techniques for both mobile and land lines, including a complete tapping room of the police who – in cooperation with PTT Telecom – intercepted criminal conversations. One small restriction: on the days that Tatjana van Vark demonstrates her Super-Enigma, some of this material will not be on display.

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Categorieën: Open dag

Zondagochtendronde PI3ZLB @ (on air)

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jan 5 @ 11:00

Zuid Limburgse Zondag Ochtend ronde op PI3ZLB – Rondeleider : Tom PC5D

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Categorieën: Radio Amateur Activiteit VERON A22 + VRZA A23 Zondag Ochtend Ronde

Lezing: verhalen van PA0VYL @ 't Weverke

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jan 8 @ 20:00 – 22:00

Hiermee nodigen we je uit voor de gezamenlijke lezing van VERON en VRZA Zuid Limburg in zaal ‘t Weverke, Hoofdstraat 77 te Schimmert. De aanvang is om 20.00u.

Cor PA0VYL is al enkele malen eerder te gast geweest in Schimmert. Deze keer zal Cor aandacht besteden aan een mix van onderwerpen.

Hoe ging het opsporen van stations vroeger, en hoe gaat het nu.

Bijzonderheden en ideeën voor een nieuwe expositie in het museum te Budel.

Belangstellenden van buiten de verenigingen zijn welkom.

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Categorieën: Lezing(en) Radio Amateur Activiteit VERON A22 + VRZA A23

Heelweg Microwave meeting @ Kulturhus De Vos

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jan 11 @ 10:00 – 15:00

Ook in 2020 vindt er weer een Heelweg Microwave plaats in Westendorp bij Doetinchem. Het evenement vindt plaats Kulturhus De Vos (voorheen zalencentrum De Vos) in Westendorp, aan het einde van de A18 linksaf.

De bijeenkomst vindt plaats op zaterdag 11 januari tussen 10.00 en 15.00 uur en is vooral een mooie gelegenheid om je SHF zelfbouw spullen door te laten meten. Er is namelijk meetapparatuur beschikbaar voor de hogere frequenties.

Er is meetapparatuur beschikbaar voor:

Voorversterkers: Ruisgetal en versterking;
SHF stralers / antennes: Frequentie en aanpassing;
Filters: doorlaat, aanpassing en demping;
Overgang coax naar golfpijp;
Versterkers: versterking en uitgangsvermogen;
Spectrumanalyse: mixers, oscillatoren zenders etc. >100 GHz;
IJken van zelfbouw meetapparatuur zoals powermeters, ruisbronnen, SWR bruggen, couplers, bakens etc.;
ATV basisband:
- Frequentiekarakteristiek;
- Groepslooptijd;
- Statische lineariteit;
- Kleuren vectoren;
- SRA gewogen en ongewogen;
- Brom;
- Reactie van PLL regellus op zwart/wit/zwart sprongen.
Fase en frequentie van uw GPS 10 MHz standaard.

Een mooie gelegenheid om je zelfgebouwde apparatuur te laten testen, want meetapparatuur voor hogere frequenties is voor veel zendamateurs niet weggelegd. Waar een Spectrum Analyzer voor de 23cm band nog redelijk betaalbaar is met slechts 1.500 euro, verdubbeld de prijs al wanneer je wilt meten op de 13cm band. Voor nog hogere frequenties zoals de 6cm en 3cm band gelden nog hogere prijzen.

De bijeenkomst is een must voor de EME’er die actief is op hogere frequenties, de SHF-DX’er en ATV-liefhebber. Meer informatie is te vinden op de website pamicrowaves.nl.

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Categorieën: Radio Amateur Activiteit

3e Secret Communications expositie

Tickets

jan 12 @ 10:00 – 17:00

Following the success of our exhibitions Secret Communications 1 and Secret Communications 2, Crypto Museum has once again teamed up with the Foundation for German Communication in Duivendrecht (near Amsterdam, Netherlands) for the exhibition Secret Communications 3. This exclusive exhibiton will be open to the general public the following days:

Saturday 16 November 2019
Saturday 23 November 2019
Saturday 7 December 2019
Saturday 21 December 2019
Sunday 12 January 2020

On these days, we will be open from 10:00 to 17:00 and admission is free. Furthermore, coffee, tea and sandwiches will be available free of charge. We will be showing an exciting collection of cipher machines and espionage gear, some of which have never been on public display before. Check the overview below to see what we have selected for you. Large groups may apply for a visit outside the regular opening days and times. Contact Arthur Bauer to make arrangements.

The exhibition will cover the following four main themes:

1. Enigma & Friends
Enigma is arguably the most famous and well-known cipher machine in the world. We have shown it previously in its many variations, with all kinds of peripherals, as it was used by the German Third Reich during World War II for their secret communication. We will show it again this time, complemented by other technologies, such as secret telephone scramblers from World War II. In addition, Tatjana van Vark will show and demonstrate her wonderful Super-Enigma, but note that she will not be present on all opening days.
2. Bugs
This time we will show some unique covert listening devices (bugs) that were used during the Cold War by the Stasi and the CIA. We will also explain the methods of hiding such devices and how sweep-teams were able to track them down. We are able to give a good impression of the techniques used by the West as well as by the Eastern Block, and will be able to show some exiting examples. Note that many of the bugs used by the CIA were developed and manufactured by a Dutch company, from the 1950s well into the 1990s.
3. Philips Crypto
As Crypto Museum is based in Eindhoven, some of our collection is dedicated to the history of cipher machines that were developed by Philips Usfa (later: Philips Crypto). Over the past few years, our collection has grown to the extent that we are now able to show most of the equipment that was developed and manufactured by this company. See why Philips Crypto once belonged to the — big four — in the crypto-world and why Philips was allowed to supply to NATO. An impressive range of impressive products. Hear the story of the rise and fall of Philips Crypto.
4. Car phones (ATF)
In addition to the above subjects, we will share with you the history of car phones (cellular networks) in the Netherlands in the days before GSM. Learn how the networks were penetrated by criminals, to use it for blackmailing and for making clandestine phone calls. We will be showing items that have been confiscated by the police and that have not been on public display before. Learn how cryptography and authentication became mandatory in the GSM network, and what role PTT Telecom (now: KPN) played in this.

We will also show tapping techniques for both mobile and land lines, including a complete tapping room of the police who – in cooperation with PTT Telecom – intercepted criminal conversations. One small restriction: on the days that Tatjana van Vark demonstrates her Super-Enigma, some of this material will not be on display.

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Categorieën: Open dag

Zondagochtendronde PI3ZLB @ (on air)

Tickets

jan 12 @ 11:00

Zuid Limburgse Zondag Ochtend ronde op PI3ZLB – Rondeleider : Wil PD4Z

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Categorieën: Radio Amateur Activiteit VERON A22 + VRZA A23 Zondag Ochtend Ronde

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