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  • 10/08/2016 | Downey Amateur Radio Club 65th Anniversary

    Oct 8, 1500Z-2300Z, W6TOI, Downey, CA. Downey Amateur Radio Club, Inc. 21.325 14.270. Certificate & QSL. Bill Heather, 14538 Crossdale Ave, Norwalk, CA 90650. https://darcarc.wordpress.com

  • 10/08/2016 | Dwight D. Eisenhower Birthday Celebration

    Oct 8-Oct 16, 0000Z-2359Z, W5I, Denison, TX. Grayson County Amateur Radio Club. 142.50 140.70 7.250 7.070. QSL. Grayson County Amateur Radio Club, PO Box 642, Sherman, TX 75091. www.graysoncountyarc.com

  • 10/08/2016 | Lester Dent - Doc Savage Special Event

    Oct 8-Oct 9, 1400Z-2300Z, W0D, Macon, MO. Macon County Amateur Radio Club. 14.265 7.240. Certificate. Macon County ARC, PO Box 13, Macon, MO 63552. This special event to honor Lester Dent who was a creative genius, man of adventure and Amateur Radio operator W0CBL, and who was one of the most prolific Pulp Fiction Authors in the world. Lester Dent was born in La Plata, MO and is most famous for creating the first American Superhero Doc Savage. Mr Dent was also the creator of the Dent Master Fiction Plot Formula that forms the foundation for almost all action adventure movies and TV programs. To learn more about Mr. Dent and his life, go to the Macon County ARC website http://maconcountyarc.net/ and select the appropriate tab. There is a nice story and several pictures of Mr. Dent. www.maconcountyarc.net/index.html

  • 10/08/2016 | Peterloon Camporee

    Oct 8, 1300Z-2000Z, K2BSA/8, Loveland, OH. West Chester Amateur Radio Association. 14.250 7.250 144.390. Certificate. WC8VOA, 8870 Tylersville Rd, West Chester, OH 45069. wc8voa.org

  • 10/08/2016 | USS Midway Museum Ship; US Navy Birthday Special Event

    Oct 8, 1600Z-2300Z, NI6IW, San Diego, CA. USS Midway (CV-41) Museum Ship. 14.320 7.250; PSK31 on 14.070; D-STAR on REF001C. QSL. USS Midway Musem Ship Radio Room, 910 N Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA 92101.

  • 10/09/2016 | 2016 Fire Prevention Week Special Event

    Oct 9-Oct 16, 0400Z-0400Z, N0F-N8F, Florham Park, NJ. KF2IRE-Siemens Fire Safety USA Amateur Radio Club. 21.300 14.250 7.200 3.820. Certificate & QSL. Fire Prevention Week Special Event, 72 Brook St, South Windsor, CT 06074. Fire Prevention Week special event stations N0F, N1F, N2F, N3F, N4F, N5F, N6F, N7F, and N8F will be QRV October 9-15, Plus the wildcard station: KF2IRE! Preferred frequencies will be in the General band segments. Certificate available for working all 8 N*F stations, or any 7 plus KF2IRE. QSL available for SASE (USA only) or SAE plus $2 postage (international.) See website for details. hamfire.com

  • 10/14/2016 | Mahlon Loomis Commemoration 150 years of Wireless Communication

    Oct 14-Oct 16, 1600Z-2100Z, K6L and K1T, Bluemont, VA. Vienna Wireless Society and Vic Clark Chapter 91 QCWA. 7.025 14.025 14.240 7.145. Certificate & QSL. Vienna Wireless Society, PO Box 418, Vienna, VA 22183. Commemorating what is likely the first demonstration of radio communications on October 1866 from Bear's Den Mountain to Furnace Mountain (as distance of 21 miles) by Dr. Mahlon Loomis. Dr Loomis flew kites from the two mountains with 600 feet of cooper wire attached to each, when he keyed the wire on Bear's Den mountain to ground, the induced static electricity generated a spark (arc) that was detected by a crude galvanometer connected to the kite wire flown from Furnace Mountain. Loomis did not understand the physics of what he demonstrated, thinking that he tapped into a conductive layer in the atmosphere, In reality he created the first spark gap transmitter and demonstrated reception of RF energy 20 years before Hertz did his famous experiment. Dr Loomis applied in 1869 and received a patent on 30 July 1872 for improvements to Telegraphy, Wherein he claims "of utilizing natural electricity and establishing an electrical current or circuit for telegraphic and other purposes without the aid of wires, artificial batteries, or cables to form such electrical circuit, and yet communicate from one continent of the globe to another." www.viennawireless.net

  • 10/14/2016 | Mahlon Loomis Commemoration 150 years of Wireless Communicaton

    Oct 14-Oct 16, 1600Z-2100Z, K1T & K6L, Bluemont, VA. Vienna Wireless Society and Vic Clark Chapter 91 QCWA. 7.025 14.025 14.240 7.145. Certificate & QSL. Vienna Wireless Society, PO Box 418, Vienna, VA 22183. Commemorating what is likely the first demonstration of radio communications on October 1866 from Bear's Den Mountain to Furnace Mountain (as distance of 21 miles) by Dr. Mahlon Loomis. Dr Loomis flew kites from the two mountains with 600 feet of cooper wire attached to each, when he keyed the wire on Bear's Den mountain to ground, the induced static electricity generated a spark (arc) that was detected by a crude galvanometer connected to the kite wire flown from Furnace Mountain. Loomis did not understand the physics of what he demonstrated, thinking that he tapped into a conductive layer in the atmosphere, In reality he created the first spark gap transmitter and demonstrated reception of RF energy 20 years before Hertz did his famous experiment. Dr Loomis applied in 1869 and received a patent on 30 July 1872 for improvements to Telegraphy, Wherein he claims "of utilizing natural electricity and establishing an electrical current or circuit for telegraphic and other purposes without the aid of wires, artificial batteries, or cables to form such electrical circuit, and yet communicate from one continent of the globe to another" www.viennawireless.net

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