STARC would like to wish all of the AROs (Amateur Radio Operators) and their families a 'Happy 4th of July'!
73 de STARC
Originally posted by Mike Gladu – STARC Technical Advisor on 2017-07-04
#331: Ham Tips: Operating "Split" on HF - info, tips & tricks for operating split or Duplex on HF
#331: Ham Tips: Operating "Split" on HF - info, tips & tricks for operating split or Duplex on HF
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This video presents what is meant by operating "split", when you hear that rare DX station say that he's "listening up..." - this is what he means. The vide...This message comes to us from Tom, K1KI:
The New England QSO Party on May 1st and 2nd is a great time to check out antenna systems and offers a moderately paced opportunity to work new states and countries. You'll find a wide variety of participants, from newcomers to experienced contesters, all interested in making contacts with New England stations.
Our goal is to get every one of the 67 counties in New England on the air so we hope you will encourage your members to join in the fun! Even if you can join the fun for a couple of hours, we'd appreciate it! Will you be QRV? Let us know with a message to info@neqp.org
The New England QSO Party is 20 hours long overall, in two sections with a civilized break for sleep on Saturday night. It runs from 4 pm Saturday until 1 am Sunday, then 9 am Sunday until 8 pm Sunday. Operate on CW, SSB and/or digital modes on 80-40-20-15-10 meters. For each QSO you'll give your callsign, a signal report and your county/state. Top scorers can earn a plaque and everyone who sends in a log will get a certificate. The goal is to work stations anywhere in the world - and their goal is to work New England stations, so you'll be very popular!
Last year we had logs from 283 New England stations and 896 more logs from around the country and world.
The full rules are here -> www.neqp.org/rules.html
The 2020 results were posted last weekend -> www.neqp.org/results.html
It's just under three weeks until the 2021 NEQP. Please make some QSOs even if you don't want to send in a log!
Thanks!
73 Tom/K1KI
All AROs (Amateur Radio Operators) need to do this.
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FCC RF-Exposure Regulations -- the Station Evaluation
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The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, information and resources.Check out the March 2021 Volunteer Monitor Program Report.
Are you in this report? If so, SHAME, SHAME, SHAME. 😉
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March 2021 Volunteer Monitor Program Report
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The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, information and resources.Congratulations!!
The five candidates that tested with us last month finally got their ARO license issued/modified from the FCC. STARC would like to congratulate Lisa KC1OUL, on getting your General Class license upgrade, Craig KC1PAH, on getting your Technician Class license, Michael KC1PAI, on getting your Technician Class license, Laura KC1PAJ, on getting your General Class license, and Marina AC1LB on passing all three license exams and getting your Extra Class license.
STARC hopes to hear you ‘On-The-Air’ using your newly earned privileges.
73 de STARC