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October 2006 QST Feedback

The wrong caption accompanied a photo on page 102 of the September 2006 issue. The caption should have read, "The Findlay Radio Club, W8FT, of Findlay, Michigan, set up a JOTA station. Here, some Cub Scouts try their hand at getting on the air."

A software glitch caused several stations to be left off the DXCC Honor Roll list [Aug 2006, pp 96-101]. -- Bill Moore, NC1L

335 (Mixed)
K5VRX/344
334 (Mixed)
K8FF/369
334 (Mixed)
W5OU/353
327 (Mixed)
W4DP/331
326 (Phone)
K3SWZ/338

In "2006 Simulated Emergency Test" [Sep 2006, p 105], CERT actually stands for Community Emergency Response Team. -- tnx Dan Baker, N4GXE