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****NEWS**** 146.800 PL Tone changed to 127.3  License: How to Print the "Official Copy" and More, by N4SER Get your FRN #  |
| Wednesday Infomation and
Swap Net .
Please join us for our Wednesday evenings at 7:30pm on 147.080 PL 123
repeaters: 146.800 PL 127.3, 147.300 PL 100 or 224.040 PL 100 IF
YOU DO NOT HEAR ANY ONE, GIVE A CALL AND START A NET.. DO YOUR BEST AND
HAVE FUN!!!! Working on getting linking back up and Echolink |
Interested in Ham Radio? From the Amateur Radio Relay League web page: "Here's
your invitation to a friendly, high-tech hobby that's got something fun
for everyone! You can become an Amateur Radio operator--no matter what
age, gender or physical ability. People from all walks of life pass
their entry-level exam and earn their Amateur (ham) Radio license. They
all share the diverse world of activities you can explore with ham
radio." Amateur
radio, also known as "ham radio", is a hobby relating to two-way radio
communications. It is a hobby that is enjoyed by many people around the
world from all walks of life" Whether you are interested in remote control models, an occasional chat
with an astronaut in orbiting space, amateur television transmissions,
bouncing signals off the moon back to another place on earth, a Friday
night chat with friends and neighbors, or making contacts with other
stations in faraway places, the hobby of amateur radio has
something to offer everyone. Amateur radio is a
wide and diverse hobby and amateur radio
enthusiasts, affectionately called "hams", can enjoy a variety of
activities. Fox hunts (transmitter hunts), balloon launches, contests,
making new friends through amateur radio, digital and satellite
communications, building equipment or antennas, or even sending and
receiving old fashioned Morse code, these are just a few of the many
different aspects of the hobby. Each "ham" seems to develop their own
favorite mode of communication. Read
more about the exciting hobby of ham radio by clicking on this link: ARRL
Invitation to Ham Radio |
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