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The Green Country Hamfest
Tailgate and Swap Meet Party


Green Country Hamfest is sponsoring a FREE Tailgate and Swap Meet.

Saturday, October 4, 2008. From about 0800-1200.

It will be at the AEP-PSO covered parking lot in downtown Tulsa
approximately 6th and Frankfort.

Admission is Free, Swap and Trade spaces are free. (We get to use the site
for free so we don't have to charge anything.)

Talk-in on 146.94 -600 No PL tone required.

We may have a commercial dealer or two there, but that has not been
confirmed.

n7xyo@arrl.net

 

 

 

Help Wanted: ARES-OK at OEMA

 

Oklahoma Emergency Management
Association Conference

 

ARES-OK is again invited to the Oklahoma Emergency Management
Association Conference. This years conference is in Midwest City @ the
Reed Convention Center. The dates of the conference are Tuesday, Oct 7th
12:OO pm to Thursday, Oct. 9th at 12:00 pm. The focus times are Tuesday
afternoon and all day Wednesday.

Last year ARES volunteers from Tulsa District maned the table for most of
the conference and took time to talk to most of the EMs in the state as
well as leaders on State Emergency Management. It was very good exposure
for ARES-OK.

 

I am attending the conference and will take the 2 banners and other
display info and hand outs down to the event and help set up the booth. I
will be able to check into the booth from time to time, but since I am
attending the conference, I will not be able to be at the booth most of
the time.

Need a few sharp volunteers willing to work the event. No more than 2
volunteers at any one time, it would be best if you own one of the blue
ARES response t-shirts and are versed in the ARES mission and our state
plan.

Primarily looking for folks in the OKC or central state area for
volunteers to work the booth, however if you want to travel from other
places in the state to come help, you help is appreicated. Please also
pass my contact info onto anyone who would to volunteer. All volunteers
please s e-mail me so I can coordinate with you.

73's

Mark Conklin
A-SEC ARES OK Zone4&5 EC
918.232.8346
n7xyo@arrl.net

 

 

NEWS RELEASE

Office of Governor Brad Henry
State of Oklahoma
State Capitol – Oklahoma City, OK 73105
405-521-2342

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE -- 9/19/2008

Gov. Henry Requests Disaster Declaration for Five Counties in Wake of Floods, Storms


Oklahoma City -- Gov. Brad Henry today requested a major disaster declaration for five counties in Northern Oklahoma as a result of severe storms and flooding that have occurred since Thursday, Sept. 11. The request asks President Bush to approve federal assistance for individuals and business owners in Alfalfa, Grant, Kay, Major and Woods counties.

Nearly 200 homes and businesses in and around Blackwell, Burlington, Capron, Dacoma, Fairview, Jefferson, Nash, Pond Creek and Tonkawa sustained damage after Tropical Depression Lowell delivered record rainfall to parts of Texas, Kansas and Oklahoma. More counties may be added to the request as additional damage assessments are completed.

Gov Henry said he wants to ensure Oklahomans impacted by the storms receive all available help.

“Challenges and difficulties bring out the best of Oklahoma, and the recent storms and flooding were no different,” he said. “The American Red Cross, Salvation Army, local churches, first-responders, floodplain managers, emergency managers and other local officials came through once again to help hard-hit communities. Nevertheless, more remains to be done, and I am hopeful President Bush will give serious consideration to the merits of our request.”

If approved, those who suffered damage would be eligible for assistance for housing repairs or temporary housing, U. S. Small Business Administration (SBA) low-interest loans for individuals and businesses to repair or replace damaged property, disaster unemployment assistance, and grants for serious needs and necessary disaster expenses unmet by other programs.

Next week assessment teams will begin surveying infrastructure damage also delivered by the tropical depression. The Governor plans to ask for public assistance to be added to the request after a sufficient number of surveys are completed.

###
contact: Michelann Ooten, Department of Emergency Management (405) 205-1879

Disclaimer

 


 

 

2008 Route 66 On The Air
Special Event

September 13-21, 2008

W6J Elk City, OK Western Oklahoma Amateur Radio Club Click to Link
W6K Oklahoma City, OK Oklahoma City Autopatch Association Click to Link
W6L Tulsa, OK Tulsa Amateur Radio Club Click to Link

http://www.w6jbt.org/Route_ota/General_Pages/SpecialEventStations.htm

A Thank You

I would like to express my thanks to everyone that participated in making
the 2008 Route 66 On-The-Air special event a success. I would especially
like to thank the following individuals that worked to support our special
event station at the Oklahoma History Center:

K2GKK Mac Macdonald (operated and visitor)
K7QQQ Sam Roe (setup and visitor)
KA5BJS Judy Macdonald (visitor)
KB5RVX Mart Barclay (setup, operated and provided equipment)
KB7QQQ Sam Roe (setup and operated)
KD5SRW John Carson (setup, operated, tear down and provided equipment)
KE5NCR Dick Sharp (setup, operated and tear down)
N5KNU Jerry Sams (setup, made antenna support structures, provided
coax and a 24-ft extension ladder)
N5OHL Jim Richardson (operator and visitor)
NE5S David Duskin (setup, operated, tear down and provided
equipment)
NM5W Mark Watkins (visitor)
WA6LBU Clay Mayrose (operated and visitor)
WA9AFM Tom Webb (operated and tear down)
WD0GTY Jeff Dye (operated)

Additionally, the following operated from their home stations: K2GKK;
KE5NCR; N5OHL; NE5S; NM5W; NX5O; and WA9AFM.

I believe that a good time was had by all. For me, it was great to see some
old friends and to make some new ones.

73, Dave (NE5S)

 


 

Noble County Repeater Group

Attached are some photos from our operation at the Noble County Free Fair. We were co-located and operated inside the Noble County Emergency Command Trailer. We had several stop by to see what all we were doing. We even operated our local weekly net from that location on Tuesday night. Those assisting with the operation included KL7MA-Dean, W5YDW-Tom, KD5JXA-Lloyd, KE5HQR-Lisa, KC5DPT-Tad, N9TRC-George and not pictured KE5AUI-Ricky. (That because I was taking the photo.)

 

 

 


 

 

 

August 2008

Oklahoma Section Traffic Manager Report

PDF

 


 

 

From the Tahlequah ARC


Amateur radio club aids hurricane victims

The Tahlequah Amateur Radio Club spect much of the Labor Day weekend on the air as Hurricane spent approached the Gulf of Mexico.
Ham radio operators monitored established frequencies early in the event for emergency traffic. On Monday evening, KE5WBM, the club's new call sign, and members were called to action as a relay station and later, net control for the Central Gulf Coast Hurricane Net.
Devan Brotherton, a long time amateur operator, checks in with the Gulf Coast Hurricane Net weekly. He offered the services of KE5WBM to the net and members were requested to assist Labor Day from 4 to 8 pm.
During times of disaster, amateur radio operators often become the sole source of information between those who are affected and relatives when vital resources, such as electrical power and telephone service, are interrupted. Nets are established to relay that information to relatives, emergency personnel and others.
Other Tahlequah Amateur Radio Club members who assisted with the Gulf Coast Hurricane Net were Bill Jones, Scott Pettus and Mike Underwood.
TARC meets every first Saturday of the month at 9am in the Restaurant of the Cherokees. Anyone interested in amateur radio is welcome. For more information, call (918) 931-1996.

 

 

HAMFEST

WICHITA AREA

9th Annual HamFest
Kansas Largest

0ctober 4, 2008

8am to 1pm

2349 NORTH AMIDON
WICHITA, KANSAS

Admission $2 / Talk-In 146.94-

Sponsored by Valley Center ARC and Wichita ARC and Tech-Ni-Chat ARC
D D & L Antennas

Table Rent $5

Radio Shack,
Derby Hats Shirts
License testing at 9am
Walk in's Welcome

Contact JIM COCHRAN K0RH

K0RH@COX.NET
316-755-2283 http://www.vcarc.org

 

HAMFEST

10-11 Oct 2008

Paris Texas Radio Group
http://www.paristexasradio.com
Talk-In: 147.040+ (PL 100)
Contact: Richard Lenoir, KI5DX
2150 Plum Street
Paris, TX 75460
Phone: 903-783-0968
Email: KI5DX@yahoo.com

Paris, TX
Red River Valley Fairgrounds Coliseum
570 East Center Street
Div: West Gulf
Sect: North Texas

Please forward, help us get the word out!!!! Please post this info anywhere you can!!

Woo Hoo!!!!
Time is getting short!!!
The 4th annual Paris Texas Hamfest will be here before you know it.
When: October 10 and 11
Where: 570 e center st.
Paris Tx. 75460

Costs: $2.00 admission, $15 tables, $10 unlimited tailgate space
This year will be a two day EVENT !!
Friday: Big Fun!!
Dealers, campers and outdoor vendors setup at noon.
Doors will open to the public at 5:00 pm
HamJam 08 !! J.D. Moss and the Texas Highwaymen will take the outdoor stage for a live Concert at 7:00pm (bring your lawn chairs)
Doors to the main hall close to the public at 8:00
Overnight camping, tent or RV will be permitted. Hook ups $15
Overnight security will be provided inside of the building by Phred ‘08
Concert will be over around 10:00pm.
Lots of local restaurants will be open.
Staying over night? Call the Paris Holiday Inn direct at 903-785-5545 and be sure to mention Hamfest for the special rate!!!
Saturday:More Fun!!
Dealer setup at 6:00 am
Doors open to the public at 8:00am
New dealer guests this year will include Austin Amateur Radio Supply, Clear signal Products, GLA Systems (Texas Bugcatcher) , HF Projects and more
Well over 150 door prizes will be given away starting at 8:30am from sponsors such as Yaesu, Comet antennas, Pro-cuts Paris, Electric Radio, ARRL, Cable X-perts, Borden Radio, N3FJP software, Nifty Accessories, Michael Todd Computers and communications, H. Ward Silver N0AX, Radio Daze, Cheapqsls.com, QRZ.COM, HI-Q Antennas, Sirloin Stockade Paris, SteppIR, Oreilly’s Auto Parts, ABC auto parts, DX engineering, World Radio Magazine, CQ magazine, Phred ‘08, A & A Engineering, Softrock, The Paris Texas Radio Group and more!!! (thank you sponsors!)
Live music by the band "14th Street Reunion" and "Crosstown Connection"
Contests This year include Global Mobile II, and 80 meter Shoot Out and a 2 meter shout out with cash and Trophies awarded for all 3 contests.
VE testing
The Best BBQ you have ever had will be served around 10:00am
Grand prize awarded around noon!!
As you can see there will be lots going on and we would love to have you here!!!!
If you need more information please go to www.paristexasradio.com/hamfest or call Richard 903-783-0968 or ki5dx@yahoo.com

Tables and vendor space will sell out , book now!!

We are still looking for volunteers, door prize sponsors, event sponsors , a group or club that would like to come up and sponsor a foxhunt and more.

Thanks to The Paris Texas Radio Group, K95.5 FM , The Paris Texas / Lamar County Chamber of commerce, The Red River Valley Fair Assoc, The ARRL , QTH.COM, EHAM.COM , Pitcock’s Wrecker Service, Ted Randall and the QSO radio show, Lamar county Electric Co-op, our door prize sponsors/ donors and many others for making this event possible.




The Paris Texas Hamfest!!

It’s a Ham Radio Event Like No Other!!!

Friday and Saturday October 10 and 11, 2008

RED RIVER VALLEY FAIRGROUNDS 570 EAST CENTER ST. PARIS, TX


VE TESTING, COMMERCIAL VENDORS, INDOOR FLEA MARKET, LIVE MUSIC, ONE OF THE LARGEST OUTSIDE TAILGATE SECTIONS AROUND, CONTESTS, FOOD, DRINKS, AND FUN


TALK IN FREQUENCY 147.040+ PL 100.0 *ADMISSION $2, * FLEA MARKET TABLES $15 EACH, * TAILGATE $10.00 FOR UNLIMITED SPACE *ELECTRICITY IS AVAILABLE*

RV CAMPING AVAILABLE, HOOK-UPS AVAILABLE $15 per night , TENT CAMPING IS OK TOO!!


DEALER SETUP AT NOON ON FRIDAY AND 6:00 AM SAT MORNING. DOORS OPEN @ 5:00 PM FRIDAY NIGHT AND CLOSE AT 9:00 PM. DOORS OPEN AGAIN AT 8:00 AM SATURDAY MORNING

WELL OVER 150 DOOR PRIZES !!

BRING YOUR LAWN CHAIR AND GET READY FOR THE BEST TIME YOU EVER HAD AT A HAMFEST!!! THERE WILL BE A LIVE OUTDOOR CONCERT ON THE BIG STAGE FROM 7:00 PM TO 10:00 PM


LIVE MUSIC SATURDAY BY THE 14TH STREET REUNION BAND


CONTESTS INCLUDE GLOBAL MOBILE II, 80 METER SHOOTOUT, 2M FM SHOOTOUT


SPECIAL HAMFEST RATES AT THE HOLIDAY INN CALL DIRECT 903-785-9510


SPECIAL GUESTS SO FAR.. AUSTIN AMATEUR RADIO SUPPLY, CLEAR SIGNAL PRODUCTS, TEXAS BUGCATCHER, HF PROJECTS AND MORE !!!


CHECK OUT THE WEBSITE FOR THE LATEST INFO www.paristexasradio.com/hamfest

OR CONTACT FOR MORE INFO

RICHARD KI5DX OR CHRISTY LENOIR N5RDJ 903-783-0968 903-517-4483


PAUL KC5OOS OR KARMYN GREEN 903-739-9694

for info ki5dx@yahoo.com

Richard Lenoir-KI5DX

2150 plum st

Paris, Tx 75460

903-783-0968 (H)
903-739-8382 (w)

 

 


 

Citizen Corps National Conference
August 19-21, 2008
Oklahoma City

Left to Right
Charles Goodson-KC5UEG
John Thomason-WB5SYT
Eddie Manley-K5EMS

Left to Right
Steve Ewald-WV1X League Headquarters
Mary Hobart-K1MMH League Headquarters
John Thomason-WB5SYT

Left to Right
Mary Hobart-K1MMH League Headquarters
Melinda Jones-KE5IGK Oklahoma City

 

 


 

 

SummerFest
Austin, TX
August 1-2, 2008

 


HAM RADIO - Technician Licensing Course
Entry-level course for your first FCC ham radio license.
No Morse Code requirement!

""""""""
Sponsored by the Edmond Amateur Radio Society
Classes will be held at the Edmond Downtown Community Center Located at 28 E. Main St., Room 219
Classes begin Tuesday, September 9, 6:30pm
2 hours each Tuesday for 6 weeks
Review session Tuesday, October 21
Test session on Saturday, November 1, 9:30am

Registration - $40 - Includes course materials and test
""""""""
For information and registration, contact:
Clara Granger, KG5UG
405-341-2968
""""""""
Seating is limited!
To pre-register, complete the form below and mail it to:
Edmond Amateur Radio Society
P.O. Box 48
Edmond, OK 73083

**************************************************************************************

Fall 2008 Technician Class Licensing Course Pre-Registration Form

Name:_____________________________ Phone:_________

Address:__________________________________________

City:_________________ State: _____ Zip: ______________

E-Mail Address: ____________________________________

If under age 19, list name of parent/guardian:______________

 


 

Monthly Section Emergency Coordinator Report to ARRL Headquarters (FSD-096)
ARRL Section: Oklahoma - Month: July - Year: 2008
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AMATEUR RADIO EMERGENCY SERVICE
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Total number of ARES members: 161
Change since last month: 141
# of ZEC/DEC/EC reporting this month: 12
# of ARES nets active: 11
# with NTS liasion: 12
Calls of ZEC/DEC/EC reporting: K5BQG,KB5KKT,KE5BAL,KE5NRP,NR5X,KE5LTA,KD5OFF,KD5FX,KE5SUA,KE5GRQ,KA5EMT,KB5TSI
Number of drills, tests, and training sessions this month: 32 Person Hours: 74
Number of public service events this month: 1 Person Hours: 29
Number of emergency operations this month: 1 Person Hours: 3
Total number of ARES operations this month: 0 Total Person Hours: 106
Comments: Good month for training, several members are getting involved in HF nets
Signed: Charles Goodson (SEC) Callsign: KC5UEG

 

 


 

STOP CC & Rs


The ARRL West Gulf Division wants to pass laws in the 2009 Oklahoma & Texas legislative sessions that would change CC& Rs that limit Ham Radio Operation in residential subdivisions.


To make this happen, ARRL needs information and help. If you are affected by CC&Rs, or if you want to help make it possible to enjoy Ham Radio without unreasonable CC&R restrictions, fill out this form and mail or email to the addresses below:


If you live in a subdivision with CC&Rs you can help by sending those CC&Rs by email to both-

K5RAV(at) arrl.org and KE5ISX (at) arrl.net


Or mail them to-

CCR Investigation
PO Box 2232
Austin, TX 78768-2232

Call sign ____________________


Email address _________________________

 

 


 

 

 


 

Texas County Oklahoma
Amateur Radio Emergency Service

Has a web page with alot of information on it!

http://tcares.bravehost.com/

 


 

 

The Salvation Army newsletter is available via e-mail.

If you are able to enjoy a digital copy instead of a printed copy

please contact Paula (Paula_Sieber@uss.salvationarmy.org)

Postage is rising again and it would save the Salvation Army some money.

 

 



 

 

With the help of http://www.artmyway.com/ I was able to create a neat
recruiting poster for ARES.

73 Mark Conklin N7XYO
A-SEC ARES OK
918-232-8346


 

 

Hamfest Events from

http://www.arrl.org/hamfests.html

 

Type Key:

    * = ARRL Convention
    ** = ARRL Convention pending Executive Committee approval
    + = ARRL Hamfest
    x = non-ARRL Hamfest

    Type Key:

      * = ARRL Convention
      ** = ARRL Convention pending Executive Committee approval
      + = ARRL Hamfest
      x = non-ARRL Hamfest


    Dates Type Event and Contact Location
    4 Oct 2008 + Green Country Fall Classic Swapmeet
    Green Country Hamfest, Inc.
    http://www.greencountryhamfest.org
    Talk-In: 146.88 (PL 88.5 or 141.3)
    Contact: Merlin Griffin, WB5OSM
    Box 470132
    Tulsa, OK 74147-0132
    Phone: 918-520-7668
    Email: wb5osm@hotmail.com
    Tulsa, OK
    AEP-PSO Covered Parking Lot (Big Top)
    600 South Frankfort
    Div: West Gulf
    Sect: Oklahoma

    24-25 Oct 2008 + Texoma Hamarama
    Texoma Hamarama Association
    http://www.angelfire.com/tx5/TexomaHamarama/
    Talk-In: 146.97
    Contact: Henry Allen, K5BUG
    PO Box 425
    Caddo Mills, TX 75135
    Phone: 903-527-4163
    Fax: 214-388-2706
    Email: k5bug@arrl.net
    Ardmore, OK
    Ardmore Convention Center
    2401 North Rockford Road
    Div: West Gulf
    Sect: Oklahoma

    1 Nov 2008 x http://www.enidhamfest.com
    Talk-In: 147.375 +.600
    Contact: Tom Worth, N5LWT
    2302 Eucalyptus
    Enid, OK 73701
    Phone: 580-233-8473
    Email: enidhamfest@yahoo.com
    Enid, OK
    Garfield County Fairgrounds Hoover Building
    302 East Oxford
    Div: West Gulf
    Sect: Oklahoma

    13-14 Mar 2009 * Oklahoma State Convention
    Green Country Hamfest, Inc.
    http://greencountryhamfest.org
    Talk-In: 147.090+
    Contact: Merlin Griffin, WB5OSM
    Box 470132
    Tulsa, OK 74147-0132
    Phone: 918-520-7668
    Email: wb5osm@hotmail.com
    Claremore, OK
    Claremore Expo Center
    400 Veterans Parkway
    Div: West Gulf
    Sect: Oklahoma


     


 

----- OKLAHOMA NETS -----
2m Insomnia, Nightly 10:30pm 147.075+ PL131.8 Elmore OK
2m Ada 5 wpm CW Net, Mon-Fri 9:pm 147.285+
2m American Airlines, Sun 9:pm 147.345+
2m EARS Edmond, Mon 8:pm 147.135+ 443.425+
2m NICUNet, Mon 8:pm 147.060+ PL141.3 Norman W5DNA Melody
2m WARS, Mon 8:pm 147.140+ PL192.8
2m EARC Enid, Mon 8:pm 145.290- PL141.3 KC5SII Dave
2m Broken Arrow ARC, Mon 8:pm 146.910-
2m Kay County Ponca City, Mon 9:pm 146.970-
2m ARES Kay County, 1st Mon 9:30pm 146.730-
2m Radio Rose Rocks, Tue 7:pm 146.985- PL141.3 KE5GRX Stephanie
2m Rogers County Wireless Association, Tue 7:pm 147.090+ K5JJ John
2m W5PAA Swap Net, Tue 8:pm 146.850- PL141.3 KE5EQX Sean
2m ARES Cleveland County, Tue 8:pm 147.060+ PL141.3 KD5DOB Bill
2m Ada Net, Tue 8:pm 146.285+
2m OIDAR Blackwell, Tue 9:pm 146.310-
2m N5LEZ Net, Tue 9:pm 147.120+ PL192.8
2m ARES Stephens County, Tue 9:pm 146.730- K5WPN Wade
2m ARES Tulsa, Tue 9:pm 146.880- PL88.5
2m Wheatstraw, Wed 9:pm 146.010 N1LPN Linda
2m W5HXL Memorial Net, Thu 7:pm 147.105+ 146.985+ PL141.3
2m Duncan, Thu 7:pm 146.730- Chisholm Trail ARC
2m OCAPA Net, Thursday 7:30 pm OKC 146.820- PL151.4 NO5X John
2m Tulsa ARC, Thu 8:pm 145.110- PL88.5 443.850+ PL88.5
2m Mayes County ARC, Thu 8:pm 147.060+ PL88.5 Lloyd
2m MORI Tech Net, Thu 8:30pm 146.925- 146.670- PL192.8
2m SW OK SWOT, Thu 9:pm 144.250 (USB) Lawton
2m T-Town Talkers, Fri 9:pm 145.110-
6m Ragchew Net, Tue & Fri 8:pm-9:pm 50.150 MHz N5VVV Steve
10m Fred's Memorial Net, Wed 8:pm 28.446 MHz USB K5JVS Jack
30m ARTS CW, Sat-Sun 7:am 10.120 MHz (CW) WB5NKD Pat
40m OTN Slow CW, Daily 5:20 pm 7120.65 KHz (CW) WB5NKC Arley
40m ARES Oklahoma, Sun 2130z 7260 KHz LSB KA7GLA John
40m ARTS CW, Mon-Fri 7:am 7052 KHz (CW) WB5NKD Pat
75m OK Traffic & Weather Net, Mon-Sat 2300 UTC 3900 KHz LSB WA5OUV
75m Traffic & Weather Net, Wed 6:pm 3900 KHz LSB WB5SYT John
75m OK Phone Emergency Net Sun 8:am 3900 KHz LSB W5JPI Gordon
75m Salvation Army, 2nd Sat 8:am 3900 KHz LSB NM5W Mark
75m QCWA Chapter 63, Sun 8:am 3855 KHz LSB W5FLO Norm
80m TSN Slow CW, Daily 7:45 pm 3719 KHz (CW)
80m KSN Slow CW, Daily 9:pm 3721 KHz (CW)
ATV ATV Nightly Net, Video 439.25 Mhz Ch. 60, voice 144.340 MHz

 

 


 

Special Events

http://www.arrl.org/contests/spev.html

 

October 2008

Oct 1-Oct 6, 2200Z-0500Z, Cleveland, OH. NASA Glenn Amateur Radio Club, NA8SA. 50th Anniversary of the beginning of NASA operations. 14.280 7.280 3.880 1.880. QSL. NASA Glenn Amateur Radio Club Lewis Field, 21000 Brookpark Rd, MS 8-1, Cleveland, OH 44135-3191. www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/Clubs/NA8SA

Oct 1-Oct 31, 0100Z-2359Z, All call areas. North American QRP CW Club, N3A. North American QRP CW Club Fourth Anniversary. All QRP frequencies. Certificate. Tom Mitchell, WY3H, 210 Garretts Run Rd, Kittanning, PA 16201. Certificate and QSL available. wy3h@arrl.net or www.arm-tek.net/~yoel

Oct 2, 1400Z-1900Z, New York City, NY. USS Intrepid Sea*Air*Space Museum & FCM Assoc, WA3KEY. USS Intrepid under tow back to its new pier in Manhattan. 14.252 7.243. Certificate. Norman Drechsel, PO Box 498, Quakertown, PA 18951. The USS Intrepid will be on the air during its tow past the Statue of Liberty and a tribute at Ground Zero. www.wa3key.com/events.html

Oct 3-Oct 5, 2200Z-2200Z, Buffalo, OK. Great Bison Amateur Radio Group, W5HFZ. Buffalo Annual Homecoming Celebration. 28.400 14.322 7.230 3.918. QSL. Luke Kunkel, KE5NWW, PO Box 87, Buffalo, OK 73834. www.geocities.com/great.bison

Oct 3-Oct 13, 1500Z-0000Z, Albuquerque, NM. High Desert Amateur Radio Club of New Mexico, Inc, W5B. Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta 2008. 21.300 14.260 7.235. QSL. High Desert Amateur Radio Club of New Mexico Inc., 6299 Wildflower Pass Dr NE, Rio Rancho, NM 87144. http://www.nm5hd.com/

Oct 4, 1300Z-1700Z, Anamosa, IA. Jones County Amateur Radio Club, WØCWP. 20th Annual Anamosa Pumpkinfest, pumpkin capital of Iowa. 14.260 +/- QRM. Certificate. Jones County Amateur Radio Club, 304 S Ford St, Anamosa, IA 52205. pumpkinfest.anamosachamber.org or www.qsl.net/kc0lgb/index.html

Oct 4, 1300Z-2000Z, Radioville, IN. Starke County Amateur Radio Club, W9JOZ. Radioville is the town that never was. 21.350 14.250 7.225 146.520. QSL. Starke County Amateur Radio Club, 7495 South 500 West, North Jundson, IN 46366. w9joz.org

Oct 4, 1400Z-2200Z, Forest, VA. Lynchburg Amateur Radio Club, N4J. Archeology Open House at Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest. 21.360 14.260 7.260 14.070 PSK. QSL. Dick Hiner, 3977 Waugh Switch Rd, Big Island, VA 24526. http://www.k4cq.net/

Oct 4, 1400Z-2200Z, Kings Mountain, NC. Cleveland County Amateur Radio Service, NA4CC. Battle of Kings Mountain. 28.350 14.250. Certificate. Cleveland County Amateur Radio Service, PO Box 864, Shelby, NC 28151. http://www.ccarsnc.org/

Oct 4, 1400Z-2000Z, Robbinsville, NC. Smoky Mountains Amateur Radio Team, N4GSM. Opening of Cherohala Skyway. 14.242 7.242. QSL. SMART, PO Box 983, Robbinsville, NC 28771-0983. trliving@hotmail.com

Oct 4-Oct 5, 0000Z-2359Z, Holtsville, NY. Symbol Technologies Amateur Radio Club, WB2MOT. Celebrating Motorola's 80th Anniversary. 28.410 14.310 14.070 7.280. Certificate. STARC, Mail Stop B-19, One Motorola Plaza, Holtsville, NY 11742. www.jsconsulting.com/starc

Oct 4-Oct 5, 0000Z-2359Z, Libertyville, IL. Motorola Amateur Radio Club, KM0TO. Celebrating Motorola's 80th Anniversary. 21.350 14.310 7.280 3.860. Certificate. Motorola Amateur Radio Club, 1931 Prarie Square #211, Schaumburg, IL 60173-4130. www.qsl.net/k9mot/activities/80.html

Oct 4-Oct 5, 0000Z-2359Z, Plantation, FL. Motorola Amateur Radio Club, W4MOT. Celebrating Motorola's 80th Anniversary. 14.310 14.045 7.280 7.035. Certificate. Motorola Amateur Radio Club, Room 2200, 8000 West Sunrise Blvd, Plantation, FL 33322-4104. w4mot.org

Oct 4-Oct 5, 0000Z-2359Z, Schaumburg, IL. Motorola Amateur Radio Club, K9MOT. Celebrating Motorola's 80th anniversary. 21.350 14.310 7.280 3.860. Certificate. Motorola Amateur Radio Club, 1931 Prarie Square #211, Schaumburg, IL 60173-4130. www.qsl.net/k9mot/activities/80.html

Oct 4-Oct 5, 1400Z-2200Z, Daytona Beach, FL. Daytona Beach Amateur Radio Association, K4BV. Celebrating DBARA's 50th Anniversary. 14.270 14.070 7.270 7.070. Certificate. DBARA, PO Box 9852, Daytona Beach, FL 32120-9852. QSL and certificate available. dbara.org

Oct 4-Oct 5, 1500Z-2100Z, Middletown, RI. Newport County Radio Club, W1SYE. Norman Bird Sanctuary Harvest Fair. 14.265 7.250 3.940. Certificate. Newport County Radio Club, Box 3103, Newport, RI 02840. Emphasis on family and Emcom. http://www.w1sye.org/

Oct 4-Oct 5, 1500Z-2200Z, Pittsburgh, PA. Bob Mente (Rotarians of Amateur Radio), K3R. Public demonstration of amateur radio under FD 1E conditions. 14.330 14.245 7.195 7.100. QSL. Bob Mente, 305 Ewing Rd, Carnegie, PA 15106-1509. http://www.kb3nuq.com/

Oct 5-Oct 12, 1800Z-2359Z, Cookeville, TN. York Foundation, N4Y. Sgt Alvin C. York Appreciation Week. 28.370 14.270 7.270 3.870 124.270 FM EchoLink N4ECW-R. Certificate. Dennis M. Barrett, N4ECW, 1035 E 6th St, Cookeville, TN 38501. Times are daily. n4ecw@arrl.net

Oct 6-Oct 12, 1200Z-0300Z, Alexandria, MN. Runestone Radio Club, W0W. Commemorating the Discovery of the Kensington Runestone. 21.070 14.245 7.245 3.890. Certificate. W0ALX c/o Bill Klundt, 509 Pine St S, Sauk Centre, MN 56378.

Oct 10-Oct 12, 1200Z-2200Z, Tuskegee, AL. Tuskegee Airmen Amateur Radio Net, W4T. Grand Opening of Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site. 7.228 7.100 CW 14.290. QSL. Tuskegee Airmen ARS, 2220 West Coil St, Indianapolis, IN 46260. Times are daily. na9y@arrl.net

Oct 10-Oct 12, 1800Z-1800Z, Marble Falls, TX. W5-National Wildlife Refuge Amateur Radio Club, W5NWR. National Wildlife Refuge Week, the Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge. 14.900 14.255 7.200 7.080. QSL. Mike Thomas, 5717 Puerto Vallarta Dr, N Richland Hills, TX 76180. http://www.nwrweek-radio.info/

Oct 10-Oct 19, 0000Z-0000Z, Quincy, IL. Western Illinois Amateur Radio Club, K9L. 150th Anniversary of Lincoln Douglas Debates. 14.250 17.150 7.250. Certificate. Robert Mitchell, 6825 Gardner Expy, Quincy, IL 62305.

Oct 10-Oct 19, 2359Z-0000Z, Rockville, IN. Wabash Valley Amateur Radio Association, W9P. Parke County Covered Bridge Festival. 28.430 14.250 7.265 3.870. Certificate. W9UUU, PO Box 81, Terre Haute, IN 47808-0081. http://www.w9uuu.org/

Oct 11, 1300Z-2000Z, Woodbridge, VA. K4 National Wildlife Refuge Amateur Radio Club, K4NWR. 2008 National Wildlife Refuge Week from Occoquan Bay NWR. 18.155 14.265 14.073. QSL. Brad Farrell, K4RT, 7423 Salford Ct, Alexandria, VA 22315. http://www.k4nwr.org/

Oct 11, 1400Z-2300Z, Athens, TX. Athens Amateur Radio Club, K5EPH. Celebration of Blackeye Pea Fest at East Texas Arboretum. 28.410 21.410 14.260 7.230. Certificate. AARC, PO Box 1641, Athens, TX 75751. http://www.athensarc.org/

Oct 11, 1400Z-2100Z, San Angelo, TX. San Angelo Amateur Radio Club, W5QX. 84th Anniversary of San Angelo Amateur Radio Club. 21.325 14.275 7.275. Certificate. SAARC, PO Box 4002, San Angelo, TX 76902. http://www.w5qx.org/

Oct 11, 1600Z-2300Z, San Diego, CA. USS Midway CV-41 Museum Radio Room, NI6IW. US Navy Birthday in 1775. SSB 14.325 7.250 CW 14.060 7.040 BPSK 7.070-7.080 MT63 14.109 7.037 RTTY 14.080 7.080. QSL. USS Midway CV-41 Museum Radio Room, 910 N Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA 92101. af6ha@yahoo.com

Oct 11, 1800Z-2300Z, St. Charles, IL. Fox River Radio League, W9CEQ. 23rd Annual Scarecrow Festival. 14.265 7.265. QSL. FRRL, PO Box 673, Batavia, IL 60510. scarecrow@frrl.org or http://www.frrl.org/

Oct 11-Oct 12, 1200Z-0000Z, Gnadenhutten, OH. TUSCO Amateur Radio Club, W8ZX. First White Child in Ohio. 28.430 14.230 7.230 3.823. Certificate. TUSCO ARC, Box 725, New Philadelphia, OH 44663. k8wfn@tusco.net or tuscoarc.org

Oct 11-Oct 12, 1500Z-2100Z, Durant, OK. Durant Amateur Repeater Association, W5I. President Eisenhower's Birth in Denison,TX. 28.355 14.250 147.39+. QSL. David Booth, K5YM, 409 Umstead Dr, Colbert, OK 74733. k5ym@yahoo.com

Oct 11-Oct 12, 1500Z-2100Z, Warren, CT. Northville Amatuer Radio Association, W1W. The 47th Warren Fall Festival in Northwest Connecticut. 21.300 14.225. Certificate. W8ZY, 32 Chapin Rd, New Milford, CT 06776. www.litchfieldhills.com/app/events/index.jsp?date=10/01/2008

Oct 11-Oct 12, 1700Z-2359Z, Corona and Norco, CA. Corona Norco Amateur Radio Club, W6PWT. Barney Oldfield Days - 1913-1915 Auto Races. 28.400 21.220 14.250 7.180. QSL. Fred Roberts, W6TKV, 5464 Peacock Ln, Riverside, CA 92505. http://www.w6pwt.org/

Oct 11-Oct 19, 1500Z-2000Z, Newburyport, MA. Pentucket Radio Association, K1W. National Wildlife Refuge Week: 105 Years of Service. 21.310 14.265 7.240 3.880. QSL. Larry Caruso, K1LGC, 77 Whittier Rd, Haverhill, MA 01830. http://www.pra625.org/

Oct 11-Oct 19, 1600Z-1900Z, Seney, MI. Lake Effect Amateur Radio Club, KD8DKU. National Wildlife Refuge Week -- 105 Years of Conservation. 21.295 14.295 14.070 7.295 7.095 QRS. QSL. Lake Effect ARC/NWR2008, 36 Southfork St, Marquette, MI 49855. Certificate and QSL available. www.lakeeffectarc.info/N8W-Seney

Oct 13-Oct 19, 0900Z-1600Z, Farnborough, Hampshire, ENGLAND. Farnborough & District Amateur Radio Society, GB1CODY. 100th Anniversary of the First Powered Flight in England. 14.250 7.050. QSL. All QSOs will be acknowledged. Times are daily. 0900-1200Z, 7.050; 1200-1600Z, 14.250. www.qrz.com/gb1cody

Oct 14-Oct 16, 1300Z-2100Z, Moultrie, GA. Colquitt County Ham Radio Society, K0W. 26th Annual Sunbelt Ag Exposition. 14.320 14.060 7.250. QSL. CCHRS, PO Box 815, Moultrie, GA 31776. http://www.wd4kow.org/

Oct 16-Nov 1, 0600Z-0459Z, Uniontown, OH. Green Amateur Radio Experimenters, W8W. 25th Anniversary of New Wilderness Areas in West Virginia. 14.290 7.235 7.178 3.902. QSL. Miles Marsh, 2034 Dornoch Dr, Uniontown, OH 44685. Station will be operating portable from several states. marshm@anycast.net

Oct 17-Oct 19, 0400Z-0359Z, Branchland, WV. KC8SKK Rest and Radios Club, W8V. West Virginia Bridge Day. 50.135 28.400 14.300 7.180. QSL. Brian S. Floutz, 6140 S Huron River Dr, South Rockwood, MI 48179.

Oct 18, 0400Z-1200Z, Buchanan, TN. USCG Auxiliary Flotilla 082-08-10, W4D. Commemorate 69th Anniversary of USCG Auxiliary. 28.340 21.320 14.240 7.230. QSL. Kenny Johns, 52 Buttonwood Dr, Jackson, TN 38305. Operating from Shore Side Detachment, SSD, Cutter base. ab4eg@eplus.net

Oct 18, 1200Z-2300Z, Calhoun, GA. Cherokee Capital Amateur Radio Society, K4W. Celebrating 10 years of ARRL Affiliation. 14.245 14.110 7.245 7.110. Certificate. Felton Floyd, AF4DN, 1054 Mountain Loop Rd NW, Sugar Valley, GA 30746. http://www.k4woc.com/

Oct 18, 1300Z-2200Z, Delaware City, DE. US Coast Guard Auxiliary, N3G. Commemorating the 69th Anniversary of USCG Auxiliary. 7.035 14.055 50.135 146.52. QSL. Robin M. Begley, 3 Pancoast Ave, Aston, PA 19014-2109. nd3e@comcast.net

Oct 18, 1300Z-2000Z, Fort Lauderdale, FL. United States Coast Guard Auxilary, K4Z. Commemorating USCG Auxiliary 69th Anniversary. 28.405 21.405 14.345 7.240. QSL. Don Drennon, 11500 NW 35 Pl, Sunrise, FL 33323.

Oct 18, 1300Z-2000Z, Hyattsville, MD. US Coast Guard Auxiliary, K3A. Commemorating USCG Auxiliary 69th Anniversary. 28.350 21.350 14.280 7.282. QSL. W. Joe Saunders, 1520 Jutewood Ave, Hyattsville, MD 20785. K3UAL2@juno.com

Oct 18, 1300Z-2100Z, Kingston, MA. Taunton Area Communications Group, KC1TAC. JOTA at Camp Norse. 147.430 14.290 7.090-190 18.140. QSL. Taunton Area Communications Group KC1TAC, 81 Fremont St, Taunton, MA 02780. www.freewebs.com/kc1tac

Oct 18, 1300Z-2100Z, Lighthouse Point, FL. USCG Auxiliary District 7, N4Z. Commemorating USCG Auxiliary 69th Anniversary. 28.310 21.230 14.175 7.150. QSL. Elizabeth Clark, 2231 NE 46th St, Lighthouse Pt, FL 33064. captmm@bellsouth.net

Oct 18, 1300Z-2000Z, Londonderry, NH. United States Coast Guard Auxiliary, N1C. Anniversary of US Coast Guard Auxiliary. 14.250. QSL. N1BPO, 28 Devonshire Ln, Londonderry, NH 03053. gstapleford@verizon.net

Oct 18, 1300Z-2000Z, Media, PA. US Coast Guard Auxiliary, K3G. Commemorating US Coast Guard Auxiliary 69th Anniversary. 28.330 21.330 14.270 7.270. QSL. Daniel Amoroso, 196 Dam View Dr, Media, PA 19063.

Oct 18, 1300Z-2100Z, Trenton, MI. US Coast Guard Auxiliary District 9CR Div. 10, N8A. 69th Anniversary of USCG Auxiliary. 14.273. QSL. Bill Meahan K8QN, 1951 S Globe St, Westland, MI 48186-3930. cgauxie@wa8tzg.org

Oct 18, 1330Z-1730Z, Randleman, NC. Tri-County Amateur Radio Club, NC4AR. 20th NASCAR Days Festival. 14.270 7.270. Certificate. NC4AR, PO Box 747, Trinity, NC 27370.

Oct 18, 1400Z-2200Z, Cartersville, GA. USCG Auxiliary Div 2 Dist 7, N7Z. Commemorating US Coast Guard Auxiliary 69th Anniversary. 28.385 21.385 14.275 7.272. QSL. Jim Farley, KG4FXV, PO Box 641, Smyrna, GA 30081-0641. Operating may continue through the 19th if activity warrants. kg4fxv@arrl.net

Oct 18, 1400Z-2200Z, Coeur d'Alene, ID. US Coast Guard Auxiliary District 13, K7A. Commemorating USCG Auxiliary 69th Anniversary. 28.415 21.415 14.342 7.286. QSL. Bob Kesson, K7CGA, 2531 E Hanley Ave, Coeur d'Alene, ID 83815-9542. k7cga@arrl.net

Oct 18, 1400Z-2100Z, Fond du Lac, WI. United States Coast Guard Auxiliary, K9Z. Commemorating US Coast Guard Auxiliary 69th Anniversary. 28.335 21.325 14.330 7.235. QSL. Pat Knowles, 418 Wilson Ave, Fond du Lac, WI 54935. patandlisa2@charter.net

Oct 18, 1400Z-2200Z, Holden, MA. US Coast Guard Auxiliary District 1-NR, W1D. Commemorating US Coast Guard Auxiliary 69th Anniversary. 28.330 21.330 14.270 7.270. QSL. William Latimer, WA4DDH, PO Box 159, Holden, MA 01520.

Oct 18, 1400Z-2200Z, Merchantville, NJ. Amateur Radio Lighthouse Society, KC2HOU. Commemorating USCG Auxiliary 69th Anniversary. 21.370 14.270 7.270 3.970. QSL. James H. Weidner, 114 Woodbine Ave, Merchantville, NJ 08109-1854. weidner@waterw.com

Oct 18, 1400Z-2200Z, Merchantville, NJ. USCG Auxiliary Flotilla 65, 5NR, K2JXW. Commemorating USCG Auxiliary 69th Anniversary. 21.373 14.273 7.273 3.973. QSL. James H. Weidner, 114 Woodbine Ave, Merchantville, NJ 08109-1854. weidner@waterw.com

Oct 18, 1400Z-2200Z, Merritt, NC. USCG Auxiliary Dist 5-SR, Div 20, W4C. Commemorating the 69th Anniversary of the USCG Auxiliary. 28.355 21.380 14.290 7.265. QSL. KB2NNC, 35 Bayview Dr, Merritt, NC 28556. kb2nnc@arrl.net

Oct 18, 1400Z-2200Z, Miami, FL. US Coast Guard Auxiliary, W4B. Commemorating the 69th Anniversary of USCG Auxiliary. 28.464 21.264 14.264 7.264. QSL. James Carlin, 9450 SW 51 St, Miami, FL 33165.

Oct 18, 1400Z-2200Z, Moneta, VA. USCG Auxiliary Dist 5-SR, Div 8, N4V. Commemorating USCG Auxiliary 69th Anniversary. 28.407 21.362 14.292 7.268. QSL. Jeffrey D. Demers, 3201 Evington Rd, Evington, VA 24550. kd4oom@arrl.net

Oct 18, 1400Z-2300Z, Plano, TX. US Coast Guard Auxiliary Div 10, Dist 8-CR, W5A. USCG Auxiliary 69th Anniversary. 28.335 21.370 14.285 7.242. QSL. Jerrel B. Jones, 2025 Meadowcreek Dr, Plano, TX 75074. jerrelj@gte.net

Oct 18, 1400Z-2100Z, Rowlett, TX. US Coast Guard Auxiliary 08C 10-01, K5K. Commemorating USCG Auxiliary 69th Anniversary. 28.340 21.320 14.240 7.230. QSL. Charlie Myers, 9405 Waterview Pkwy, Rowlett, TX 75089-8427. ke5nrf@arrl.net

Oct 18, 1400Z-2200Z, Sewaren, NJ. US Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 4-4 Dist 1SR, K2S. Commemorating USCG Auxiliary 69th Anniversary. 28.395 21.395 14.282 7.247. QSL. Brad Williams, 355 Remsen Ave, Avenel, NJ 07001.

Oct 18, 1400Z-2200Z, Trinity, AL. USCG Auxiliary District 8ER, K4C. 69th Anniversary of the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary. 28.365 21.340 14.290 7.260. QSL. Joe Kleri, 105 Meadowview Dr, Trinity, AL 35673-6508. N8ESI@arrl.net

Oct 18, 1400Z-2200Z, US Coast Guard Training Center - Yorktown, VA. USCG Auxiliary 05SR-Division 06, W4Y. Celebrating 69th Anniversary of US Coast Guard Auxiliary. 28.315 21.365 14.295 7.260. QSL. Joe Safranek, K4JJS, 8778 Marlfiled Rd, Goucester, VA 23061-3118. k4jjs@arrl.net

Oct 18, 1400Z-2200Z, Yorba Linda, CA. US Coast Guard Auxiliary Division 15, District 11S, W6A. Commemorating USCG Auxiliary 69th Anniversary. 28.320 21.315 14.310 7.262. QSL. Roy L. Lay, 219 Beal Ave, Placentia, CA 92870.

Oct 18, 1600Z-2359Z, Puyallup, WA. US Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 33, Division 3, N7A. Commemorating USCG Auxiliary 69th Anniversary. 28.380 21.375 14.275 7.275. QSL. Larry Smith, 10902 141st St Ct E, Puyallup, WA 98374. ab7fj@comcast.net

Oct 18, 1700Z-2000Z, Arnold, MO. Jefferson County Amateur Radio Club, KB0TLL. Great Ozark Chili Cook Out. 147.075 14.250 7.245. QSL. Roy Nelson, KA0UMJ, 8080 Hwy 21, Hillsboro, MO 63050. danaj8@wildblue.net

Oct 18, 1700Z-2200Z, St Thomas, VI. US Coast Guard Auxiliary, N2A. Celebrating 69th Anniversary of US Coast Guard Auxiliary. 28.366 21.366 14.266 7.266. QSL. Deborah Thomas, PO Box 9280, St Thomas, VI 00801. np2dj@arrl.net

Oct 18-Oct 19, 1300Z-0300Z, Panama City Beach, FL. US Coast Guard Auxiliary, N4P. Commemorating the 69th Anniversary of the USCG Auxiliary. SSB 21.345 14.320 7.280 CW 14.050 7.050 AO-51 SO-50 satellites. QSL. Jim Clary, ND9M, PO Box 18095, Panama City Beach, FL 32417-8095. vq9jc@gimail.af.mil

Oct 18-Oct 19, 1400Z-0200Z, Plano, TX. Unitied States Coast Guard Auxiliary, N5A. Anniversary of Unitied States Coast Auxiliary. 28.335 21.325 14.330 7.225. QSL. Walt Evanyk, W8KSW, 3200 Sherrye Dr, Plano, TX 75074-4693. shaneford@aol.com

Oct 18-Oct 19, 1600Z-2359Z, Camano Island, WA. BEARONS/SCARC, K7P. First new state park in 10 years at Cama Beach. 14.265 7.250. QSL. Mark McLauchlin, 2625 176th St SE, Bothell, WA 98012. (Boeing Employees Amateur Radio Operators North Society and Stanwood/Camano Amateur Radio Club.) www.scarcwa.org or mysite.verizon.net/EvernhamMS91/bearons.htm

Oct 18-Oct 19, 1600Z-2200Z, Fort Worth, TX. Tri-County Amateur Radio Club of North Texas, WC5C. Greer Island Activation US Island TX058L. 14.330 7.280. QSL. Tri-County ARC WC5C, 820 Wood Ln, Azle, TX 76020. kb5ylg@yahoo.com

Oct 18-Oct 19, 1700Z-2100Z, San Ramon, CA. Mount Diablo Amateur Radio Club, K6BSA. Pacificon and the 51st Boy Scout Radio Jamboree. 21.360 14.290. QSL. MDARC, PO Box 23222, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523. http://www.pacificon.org/

Oct 22-Oct 27, 1800Z-2359Z, Lynchburg, TN. ARES, W4J. Jack Daniels Invitational World Championship BBQ. 28.450 21.305 14.255 7.238 other bands possible CW RTTY PSK31. QSL. Jimmy Floyd, PO Box 511, Tullahoma, TN 37388. nq4u@mtars.org

Oct 23-Oct 25, 1200Z-1800Z, Newcastle, DE. Air Mobile Radio Operator Society, K3P. Frank Piasecki Aviation Pioneer. 146.52 28.355 14.070 7.200. QSL. William G Begley, 3 Pancoast Ave, Aston, PA 19014-2109. nd3e@comcast.net

Oct 25, 1800Z-2200Z, Olathe, KS. Johnson County ARES, KS0JC. Honoring Marshall and Loretta Ensor code teachers. 14.300 14.250 10.115. Certificate. Dan Reed, 29545 West 152nd Ter, Gardner, KS 66030. QSL and certificate available. dmreed10@embarqmail.com

Oct 25-Oct 26, 1200Z-0400Z, Bladenboro, NC. Bladen Amateur Radio Society, W4BLA. Beast of Bladenboro as seen on the History Channel. 146.985 14.250 17.250 3.900. QSL. Bladen Amateur Radio Society, 5342 NC Hwy 87 W, Elizabethtown, NC 28337. ki4syk@aol.com

Oct 25-Nov 2, 1500Z-2000Z, Punta Gorda, FL. Octagon Wildlife Sanctuary, W8OWS. 30 years of care for abused, injured or abandoned animals. 21.330 18.130 14.330 7.230. QSL. Tad Burik, K3QC, 2235 Virginia Ave, Fort Myers, FL 33905. http://www.octagonwildlife.org/

Oct 26, 1600Z-2000Z, Sandy Hook Lighthouse, NJ. Roseland Amateur Radio Club, K2A. Fort Hancock Establishment Day. 14.270 7.270. QSL. Roseland ARC, 300 Eagle Rock Ave, Roseland, NJ 07068. Operating from Sandy Hook Lighthouse, USA-731. ab2sv@arrl.net or www.qsl.net/k2gq

Oct 31-Nov 1, 0600Z-0600Z, Frankenstein, MO. Warrensburg Area Amateur Radio Club, W0O. Frankenstein FunXpedition 2008. 28.370 21.378 14.265 7.255 3.945. QSL. W0AW, PO Box 1364, Warrensburg, MO 64093. http://www.waarci.org/

Oct 31-Nov 1, 1800Z-1400Z, Frankenstein, MO. Mid-MO Amateur Radio Club, W0O. Frankenstein FunXpedition 2008. 21.040 14.040 10.113 7.040 3.540. QSL. 100% QSL-- do not send QSL. n0ss@embarqmail.com or www.mmccs.com/mmarc

November 2008

Nov 1, 1200Z-2100Z, Fire Island, NY. Great South Bay Amatuer Radio Club, W2GSB/LH. Celebrating the 150th year of the Fire Island Lighhouse. SSB 14.260 7.250 3.755 CW 14.040 7.030 3.530 PSK 14.070. QSL. W2GSB/LH, PO Box 1356, West Babylon, NY 11704. http://www.gsbarc.org/

Nov 1, 1400Z-2200Z, Asheville, NC. Western Carolina Amateur Radio Society, W4MOE. 30th Annual Shut-In Ridge Trail Run - A 17.8-mile trail race. 14.285 7.280 146.910 146.520. QSL. W4MOE Shut-In Race, PO Box 1488, Asheville, NC 28802. w4moe@bellsouth.net

Nov 1-Nov 3, 1500Z-0100Z, Split Rock, MN. Stillwater Amateur Radio Association, WØJH. "Remembering the Edmund Fitzgerald" at Split Rock Lighthouse. 14.260 14.070 7.260 3.860. Certificate. SARA - WØJH, Attn: Shel, NØDRX, 1618 West Pine St, Stillwater, MN 55082. http://www.radioham.org/

Nov 1-Nov 15, 1800Z-0200Z, Sevierville, TN. 470 Amateur Radio Group, W4H. 470 Amateur Radio Group 1st Anniversary. 28.350 14.250 7.250 3.850. QSL. Rick Sawaya Sr, 2005 Spence Mountain Loop, Sevierville, TN 37876. n4jtqrms@gmail.com

Nov 1-Mar 1, 0000Z-0000Z, Reading, PA. The Great Outdoors Radio Club, WA3WSJ. The GORC Iditarod 2009 Challenge. 80 40 20 15 10 m CW/SSB/PSK. QSL. GIC-2009, 775 Moonflower Ave, Reading, PA 19606-3447. www.wa3wsj.org/GORC_Iditraod2009.html

Nov 7-Nov 9, 1800Z-1800Z, Whitefish Point, MI. Stu Rockafellow Amateur Radio Society, N8F & K8F. Remembering the Edmund Fitzgerald. 18.160 14.260 7.260 3.860. Certificate. Richard Barker, W8VS, 264 N East St, Brighton, MI 48116. www.qsl.net/w8njh

Nov 8, 1200Z-1900Z, Azle, TX. Tri-County Amateur Radio Club of North Texas, WC5C. NCTECH Honoring USA Veterans. 147.160 14.270 7.270 3.870. QSL. Tri-County ARC North Texas WC5C, 820 Wood Ln, Azle, TX 76020. kb5ylg@yahoo.com

Nov 8, 1200Z-2359Z, Nutley, NJ. Robert D. Grant United Labor Amateur Radio Assoc, N2UL. Labor remembers those who served our nation. 28.420 21.360 14.260 449.975/ W2LI. Certificate. RDGULARA c/o WA2VJA, 112 Prospect St, Nutley, NJ 07110-0716.

Nov 8, 1500Z-2000Z, Detroit, MI. Livonia Amateur Radio Club, W8F. To commemorate the loss of the Edmund Fitzgerald. 28.400 28.200 7.250 7.125 CW SSB 10 15 20 40 80 m as conditions permit. Certificate. LARC Special Event, PO Box 51532, Livonia, MI 48151-5532. http://www.livoniaarc.com/

Nov 8, 1500Z-2100Z, West Palm Beach, FL. West Palm Beach Amateur Radio Club, W4PBH. Palm Beach High School 100th Anniversary Celebration. 14.260 7.235. Certificate. David Fowler, 2702 Starwood Ct, West Palm Beach, FL 33406-5145. http://www.wpbarc.org/

Nov 8, 1700Z-2359Z, San Diego, CA. USS Midway CV-41 Museum Radio Room, NI6IW. Veterans' Day and the US Marine Corps Birthday (1775). SSB 14.325 7.250 CW 14.060 7.040 BPSK 7.070-7.080 MT63 14.109 7.037 RTTY 14.080 7.080. QSL. USS Midway CV-41 Museum Radio Room, 910 N Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA 92101. af6ha@yahoo.com

Nov 8-Nov 11, 1300Z-2100Z, Iron Mountain, MI. Mich-A-Con Amateur Radio Club, K8V. UP Veterans Memorial atop Pine Mountain. 14.060 14.280 7.060 7.230. Certificate. Thomas Martin, 812 West B St, Iron Mountain, MI 49801. w8jwn@arrl.net

Nov 9, 1400Z-2000Z, Rocky Point, NY. Radio Central Amateur Radio Club, W2RC. Anniversary of Opening of RCA's Radio Central. 14.270 14.050 7.270 7.050. QSL. W2RC - Radio Central ARC, PO Box 396, Centereach, NY 11720. QSL Info: No envelope - just send your card and two stamps. http://www.rcarc.org/

Nov 9, 1700Z-2100Z, Butler, PA. Butler County Amateur Radio Association, W3UDX. Veterans' Day from Butler, PA, Veterans Hospital. SSB gen bands 40 20 m. QSL. BCARA W3UDX, Box 1787, Butler, PA 16003-1787. http://www.w3udx.org/

Nov 9-Nov 10, 0459Z-0459Z, Grand Rapids, MI. Michigan Amateur Radio Alliance, W8USA. Veterans Day. 14.250 14.040 7.250 7.040. Certificate. MARA Attn: Larry Dells, PO Box 670, Comstock Park, MI 49321-0670. Times are daily. $2 for certificate--do not send envelope. http://www.w8usa.org/

Nov 9-Nov 11, 1600Z-2000Z, Arlington Heights, IL. Armored Force Amateur Radio Net, KA9NLX. Veterans Day, in honor of all military veterans. 14.325 7.283 7.030 3.985. Certificate. John Paskevicz, 1423 North Ridge Ave, Arlington Heights, IL 60004. AFAR members will also work 2 meters simplex and open repeaters in their home towns. john.paskevicz@us.army.mil

Nov 9-Nov 12, 1300Z-2359Z, Spiro, OK. D. W. Greenwood, W5M. Celebrating Marine Corps Birthday. 28.460 21.350 14.250 7.238. QSL. D. W. Greenwood, K5DLO, 19299 Greenwood Rd, Spiro, OK 74959.

Nov 9-Nov 15, 0000Z-2359Z, Isabela, PR. Veterans Amateur Radio Group of Puerto Rico, WP4NYD. Veteran's Day Salute. 18.130 14.285 7.183 3.890. QSL. Carlos R. Rodriguez, KP3S, Rt 5 Box 71A, Isabela, PR 00662-4509. kp3s@arrl.net

Nov 11, 1500Z-2245Z, Baton Rouge, LA. Baton Rouge and USS Kidd Amateur Radio Clubs, W5KID. Veterans Day. 15 20 40 m Gen bands. QSL. USS Kidd Special Event, 305 S River Rd, Baton Rouge, LA 70802. www.lsu.edu/brarc/uss_kidd.htm

Nov 11-Nov 12, 1100Z-0400Z, Charles Town, WV. Eastern Panhandle Amateur Radio Club, WW1FWB. WW-I 90th armistice anniversary at home of last surviving US vet. 14.290 7.190. Certificate. Mark Kraham, WW1FWB, 3370 Charles Town Rd, Kearneysville, WV 25430. k8ep.net/ww1fwb

Nov 15, 1400Z-2000Z, Guthrie, OK. Edmond Amateur Radio Society, K5EOK. Oklahoma Statehood Day from Territorial Capital Building. 21.350 14.250 7.250. Certificate. EARS, PO Box 48, Edmond, OK 73083. http://www.k5eok.org/

Nov 16, 1300Z-2000Z, Arecibo, Puerto Rico. Arecibo Observatory Radio Club, KP4AO. Commemorating 45 years of operations. 14.250 14.035. Certificate. W3HNK - Joseph Acure Jr, 115 Buck Run Rd, Lincoln University, PA 19352. angel@naic.edu

Nov 17, 1500Z-2300Z, Paulden, AZ. Yavapai Amateur Radio Club, K7NRA. Celebration of the NRA's 137th birthday. 21.335 14.250 7.250. Certificate. Michael Campbell, K7NRA, 404 Lampliter Village, Clarkdale, AZ 86324. wb9vgj@arrl.net or http://www.w7yrc.org/

Nov 17-Dec 2, 0500Z-0459Z, Greater Cleveland, OH. North Coast Vacuum Tube Association, K8C. 50th Anniversary of the Collins S-Line. 28.442 7.178 3.902 3.805. QSL. NCVTA, 189 Manning Dr, Berea, OH 44017-2814.

Nov 28, 1200Z-2000Z, Truro, MA. Marconi Cape Code Radio Club, W1P. 110th Anniversary of sinking of Steamship Portland. 18.160 14.260 7.260 3.997. QSL. Henry Brown, 19 Sao Paulo Dr, East Falmouth, MA 02536. k1wcc@comcast.net

Nov 29-Nov 30, 1500Z-2000Z, The Villages, FL. The Villages Amateur Radio Club, K4VRC. Thirteenth anniversary of club, from Sumter Landing Square. 14.310 7.250 3.940 146.925. Certificate. Ed Crowell, 1570 St. James Cir, The Villages, FL 32162. Times are daily. secretary@tvarc.net

 

 

 


 

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