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PostHeaderIcon Tuned in to help: Southeast Missouri Amateur Radio Club adopts sponsorship of ... - Southeast Missourian

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Tuned in to help: Southeast Missouri Amateur Radio Club adopts sponsorship of ...
Southeast Missourian
By using ham radio, emergency relief responders can easily communicate with one another if other communication means like telephones, cellular phones or ...


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PostHeaderIcon The last line of communication - Victoria News

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The last line of communication
Victoria News
He was cast in an amateur communications role, prompting him two-and-a-half years ago to acquire his ham radio licence which lasts a lifetime. ...


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PostHeaderIcon Hometown Happenings 0828-29 - Tbo.com

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Hometown Happenings 0828-29
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Gulf Coast Amateur Radio Club invites those interested in HAM radio to join the group on its radio net at 7:30 pm Tuesday nights on the club's repeater ...

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PostHeaderIcon ARNewsline Report 1724 -- Aug. 27 2010: - eHam.net

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ARNewsline Report 1724 -- Aug. 27 2010:
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(Via e-mail) This is ham radio news for today's radio amateur. From the United States of America, We are the Amateur Radio Newsline with links to the world ...


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PostHeaderIcon Pakistan flood disaster update - Southgate Amateur Radio Club

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Pakistan flood disaster update
Southgate Amateur Radio Club
The Pakistan Amateur Radio Society (PARS) reports that emergency communications support for ham radio amateurs have been extended in the past week to three ...


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CQ WW Contest Committee Looks At One Single Operator Category
Not long after sending three CQ WW Contest Committee members to check for cheating among top competitiors in the 2009 CQ WW CW Contest, that same committee is now having an internal debate on the future of the Assisted category, and whether all single operators should just compete against each other, even if they are using cluster spots or CW Skimmer.
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CQWW Backtracks On Some Log Checks
After public complaints about the accuracy of some log checks from the 2007 CQ WW DX SSB Contest, contest committee chief Bob Coxe K3EST has acknowledged some errors in the computer tabulation of some band-change penalties for multi-ops in the SSB test. Also an issue, what happens when a station busts their own call when sending in a log.
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Snowed in ham gets heart medicine from radio contact
John Cook, who operates his own radio transmitter, was unable to leave his home for two weeks, but after mentioning his predicament to fellow ham radio enthusiasts, one of them passed his concerns on to the police
8P1A Leads Bid For Three Straight WPX SSB Titles
While many contesters struggled with tough band conditions, Tom Georgens W2SC overcame a slow start from 8P1A and could be heading for a third straight WPX SSB Single Operator title. Meanwhile, another contesting ethics issue erupted in the aftermath of WPX SSB over whether the "59" signal report has to be sent as part of the exchange.
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Top Spots Wide Open In 2009 CQ WW CW Contest
There will be fresh faces in the winner's circle this year for the 2009 running of the CQ WW DX CW Contest, as the defending champs in the Single Operator High Power, Low Power and QRP categories won't be making a repeat effort, along with the 2008 Multi-Two category. Join radio-sport.net as we kick off our CQ WW CW coverage this week!
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North American QSO Party Looks For High Band Boost
After starting off the year with the ARRL RTTY Roundup, hams in North America get to test their CW skills this weekend in the North American QSO Party, one of many contests that has seen reduced scores on the high bands in recent years because of lackluster solar conditions.
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