Don DuBon N6JRL
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Dave Kalter KB8OCP
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Don was first
licensed as WN6LQM in 1963.
He has been to
J6, VP2, TI5N and most notably
3Y0X in 2006. A
DX’er and contester Don is a retired
Marine and
enjoys aeronautical mobile when he is
flying as a
private pilot. |
Dave is a retired machinist and builds custom
motorcycles. Dave is an avid contester
and DX’er, he enjoy’s RTTY and digital modes. He was on
the 2009 TI5N CQWW team. |
Todd Dubon KD4YHY |
James Storms AB8YK |
Todd was licensed at 11 years of age in North Carolina. He
has operated from J6DX and has been to TI5N for the CQWW
contest in 2005 and 2009. He was in the Marines and is
also a private pilot. When not contesting he enjoys riding
his Harley. |
Jim enjoys contesting and is a member of the DARA VE team. Jim is a frequent member of the TI5N CQWW contest team. He enjoys contesting and DX’ing. |
Mitchell Jones KD8JRS |
Kevin Jones W8KJ |
Mitchell is 14 years old and enjoys operating contests and
DX. He is a member of SWODXA and the Butler County VHF
Association. |
Kevin is an active DX’er
and also a member of the SWODXA and supports SEDCO. Kevin
has been a ham since 1989 and enjoys QRP. He enjoys
CW and collects old keys. |
Christi Crawford KD8DGL |
Mike Crawford KC8GLE |
Christina is 15 years old
and has been a ham Since 2006. She loves working Public
service events with her family, where she is often a
bicycle mobile operator and sometimes Net Control.
She is a member of DARA and XWARN She loves working with
other kids and getting them interested in amateur radio at
our kit building events such as TECH FEST. She feels
amateur radio has provided a great opportunity to meet
great friends and encourages others to join. |
Mike has been a ham for 15
years. He is a General currently working on Extra. He
greatly enjoys public service events with his wife ,
daughter and brother who are all hams. He is chairman of
the DARA and XWARN communications support units and
also the deputy director of GCARES and president of XWARN.
Mike enjoys the many great friendships ham radio has
brought and is looking forward to the friendships and
experiences he’ll share with his daughter in Costa Rica. |
Andrea
Rollert KD8FNY
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Wynn Rollert W6CDR |
Hello, I
am Andrea Rollert, KD8FNY from Dayton, Ohio. I am a Junior
in High School where I participate in the Spanish Club,
Color Guard and Winter Guard, Choir, and the Senior Class
Play. I volunteer to assist The Dayton Hamvention show
each year, and to assist other young people in
constructing the FM radios during Tech Fest held at
Sinclair Community College in Dayton. I am excited about
operating Amateur Radio and traveling outside the U.S. I
also look forward to the opportunity to practice my
Spanish language knowledge while in Costa Rica. |
Hello, I
am Wynn Rollert, W6CDR from Dayton, Ohio. I have been
licensed for more than 50 years and an avid DXer. I am
active in The Dayton Amateur Radio Association, (DARA),
The Dayton Hamvention, The Southwest Ohio DX Association,
(SWODXA), and other local local Clubs. I enjoy working
with computers and belong to The Dayton Micro Computer
Association, (DMA). I have been on several DXpeditions
over the years, providing Amateurs all over the world with
new country contacts. I also assist Tech Fest at Sinclair
Community College, in Dayton, for DARA and DMA. I look
forward to working with young Amateurs in Costa Rica this
summer. |
Duncan MacLachlan KU0DM |
Brian Short KC0BS |
Duncan MacLachlan was
licensed a Tech with Code in February of 2006 and since
has upgraded to Extra and fallen in love with every aspect
of Ham Radio. Most active in DXing and occasional
contesting, and always striving to QRQ. His uncle Brian
Short KC0BS is his main Elmer, mentor, and good friend;
and he credits Lee Bergren W0AR (SK) for helping him
develop a love for DXing, Contesting, and Morse code. |
Brian has been a tech. and
a computer geek at least since age 10. At age 18 Brian
became President of the KU ARC and discovered his love of
contesting, DX, tower climbing, repeater building, and
club leadership that still occupy a majority of hid time
today. Brian is president of the Kansas Amateur repeater
council, kcAPRS.Org, NEKSUN/K0HAM, EC for Johnson County
ARES, and VP of the Metropolitan Emergency Coordinating
council. Brian teaches Ham class that has created more
than 500 new Hams, 100 of them under 18, and 60 under age
13. This service earned him the Herb Brier instructor of
the year award for
2009.
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Rachel Hock KD8FOB |
Robert Hock KD8FWQ |
Hi, I am Rachel Hock, KD8FOB and have been an operator since 2007. I am a sophomore at Fairmont High School. I enjoy contesting and participating in Field Day. Also I have helped with making FM radio kits at Tech Fest. I row for GDRA and am in German Club and Student Council. | I started out in amateur radio by taking my son, and daughter to a class at DARA. I joined the class and got my license. Since then I have enjoyed participating in events like field day, and helping in events where DARA has provided communications. |