Last Updated: 15 Dec
2001
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Whew! Finally got around to updating my site. I've been extremely busy ever since the 11 Sep events. Work has been non-stop.
The biggest change is that I won't be managing the Oahu Section of the KH6 Bureau effective immediately. The bureau will still be operated by the EARC, but the management will be taken over by David Cabatu, AH7E. Please be patient with him as he gets up to speed on the bureau operations. If you need to contact him, email to [email protected].
It's also been awhile since I've held an amateur radio testing session. Well, if you need to upgrade, or if you don't even have a license yet then stop by the the Red Cross HQ at Diamond Head on 8 Jan 2002 from 6pm to 8pm. The EARC VE Testing Team will be testing all classes, written and CW.
I became a HAM Radio Operator in May 98 as KH7LD and a MARS Radio Operator in
November 98 as AFA8YD. Upgraded to Tech Plus in March 99...upgraded to
General in October 99...upgraded to Advanced in November 99...upgraded to Extra
in December 99...and actually had fun doing it all.
The final change came
in April 2000 when I changed my call to AH6P. My HAM radio interests have
quickly expanded to include a lot
of involvement with my local club, the Emergency Amateur Radio Club, as well volunteering with the
Oahu Civil Defense RACES Quick Response Team. Another area I'm interested in is packet radio. I currently
have an amateur packet station operational 24 hours as well as an APRS station
Pile ups are fun, especially when you're the center of the pile up. Click here to find out the latest schedules for ARRL and CQWW contests.
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