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  • 11/07/2009 | N4S

    Cleveland County Amateur Radio Service (CCARS) ,North Carolina


    Another highly successful JOTA event has come and gone, and plans are underway for next years event. JOTA (Jamboree On The Air) is a worldwide event held on the third full weekend in Octob... Read More

  • Haze at FN25bl on first Saturday reveals high humidity

    11/05/2009 | VE3FN

    On 10 GHz, I use a DB6NT transverter and pre-amp. My 12 Watt power amplifier is from DL2AM and my antenna is a 2-foot dish.

    This year I added a 24 GHz station based on a DB6NT transverter, LO (PLL locked), and pre-amp. The power amp is from Toshiba a... Read More

  • KE4KEM giving the radio merit badge class to a group of scouts in the Dorcas Fire Department engine bay

    11/04/2009 | W4AAZ

    We had a great Boy Scout JoTA and JoTI. JoTA is Jamboree on The Air and JoTI is Jamboree on The Internet. The activity was organized for our local Scouts by Cal-W4GMH.

    Ray Schwartz, the scout commissioner, sent us many thanks for our efforts.

    We had 1... Read More

  • Awaiting for Opening.

    11/01/2009 | DX1BSP

    The 52nd Jamboree-On-The-Air (JOTA) was held on 17-18 October 2009 at BSP National Office, Manila. The event started on 0800 LOCAL TIME , Saturday, 17 October 2009. The theme of the event was Be prepared to respect and value the environment. The event ... Read More

  • Looking toward the North, a stacked pair of Cushcraft 13B2's with vertial yagi's for 144 and 220, and to the left, M2 220-5WL and 432-11WL yagis - verticals / omni's are on the fenceline

    10/30/2009 | KG6IYN

    Pop Quiz - What does the following sound like ?

    300 + pounds of coax and heliax or almost 1000 feet of cable if all strung together end-to-end...

    Vertical Omni's for 50, 146, 222, 432, 902, 927, 1296

    Yagi's and or Loopers for 50, 144, 222, 432, 902, 92... Read More

  • W1RT rover at West Rock State Park near New Haven, CT FN31mi.

    10/29/2009 | W1RT/R

    9 grids, 1000 miles, 15 hours of driving, 14 hours of operating and 4 hours of sleep. No pack roving, no grid circling, no pre-calculated score setting, 100-QSO-limit-rule-bending agenda in mind.

    What a ride! Even though we got off to a very rocky star... Read More

  • Trujillo Alto - Mario-KP4NNC explaining to the first group about what is amateur radio.

    10/28/2009 | KP4 - VARIOUS

    JOTA 2009 will be remembered as the most active one in Puerto Rico

    In Trujillo Alto, the Puerto Rico Amateur Radio League participated with troop 1959, Pack 1959 and Pack 718 in the Antilles Military Academy, and when while some were in a classroom doi... Read More

  • KC0IYT/R in DN94tx (Bandlands National Park) enjoying the view
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    10/28/2009 | KC0IYT/R

    Now that roving is a Road Rally event, I decided it was time to do
    something different. I went on vacation.

    I brought a radio to cover the "big three" bands (6m, 2m, 70cm) on vertical antennas and worked two stations from three grids. Read More

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