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Notes from the ARRL Contest Branch
ARRL Contest Branch Manager Sean Kutzko, KX9X [S. Khrystyne Keane, K1SFA, Photo]
ARRL Contest Branch Manager Sean Kutzko, KX9X -- after receiving numerous requests -- has started an ARRL Blog called "Notes from the Contest Branch."
After just returning from his first trip to Dayton after being licensed for more than a quarter-century, Kutzko said, "Hamvention was a great experience. I'm glad I was able to help answer some of your questions and listen to your suggestions -- and yes, even some constructive criticism. One of the suggestions bandied about was an official Contest Branch blog. Your wish is my command."
Kutzko said the new blog will be a place where he can post "official information on all things contest-related, such as when results for ARRL contests are put online, when awards are going out the door and if there are any problems [contesters] need to know about. This blog will cover both HF and VHF+ contests. I hope this will help keep you informed on happenings here at the Contest Branch. As always, I strive to be available to you. Feel free to drop me a line with any questions, comments, or constructive criticism. Compliments are welcome, too."
View the new ARRL Contest Branch blog, as well as other ARRL bogs, on the ARRL blog page. Kutzko can be reached via e-mail.
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