A lot of work goes into a transmitter
hunt. Your assistance would be greatly appreciated. Here are some ways
to contribute to the success of transmitter hunting in the North Carolina
Piedmont. |
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Attend
a hunt. This is one way to contribute without doing any additional
work. A good turnout helps perpetuate transmitter hunting. |
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Bring
a friend to a hunt. A transmitter hunt is a fun experience to
share. |
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Bring
your family to a hunt. Looking for a way to get the youngsters
interested in ham radio? Transmitter hunting is a fun radio activity they
can fully participate in before they get their licenses. |
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Spread
the word. Publicity (especially the good kind) is always appreciated.
Let everyone know about this web site, and the hunts that are planned.
Announce them at club meetings, on ham radio nets, club newsletters, bulletin
boards, e-mail your friends, etc. |
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Link
Your Club. Does your club have a web site? Ask the web master
to place a prominent link to Piedmont Transmitter Tracking. |
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Bring
a camera. Do you have a digital camera, or might you be willing
to send your film to a digital processor, or scan the pictures after development?
If you can provide me with some graphic images taken at a hunt, I'll post
them to this web site! |
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Share
your equipment. Are you planning to build some transmitter hunting
equipment? Make two and bring the extra one with you to lend to a friend
or visitor. |
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Arrange
a presentation. Do you belong to a club or group that might
enjoy a presentation on transmitter hunting? Let the entertainment chairperson
know that you'd like a presentation on foxhunting.
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Catch
the bug. After getting familiar with foxhunting, organize some
hunts on your own or with your favorite club. |
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Share
your ideas. Do you know of ways to improve the hunts, the publicity,
or this web site? Let me know:
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