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MARCH 2016 MISSOURI SECTION ARRL NEWS
MARCH 2016 MISSOURI SECTION NEWS Cecil Higgins MO SM I want to thank all the volunteers that are continuing to serve the ARRL Missouri Section in their appointed positions for...
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MARCH 2016 MISSOURI SECTION NEWS Cecil Higgins MO SM I want to thank all the volunteers that are continuing to serve the ARRL Missouri Section in their appointed positions for...
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65 Great Things about Ham Radio by CQ Magazine
Clearly written by hams for hams. 65 great things about ham radio from CQ Magazine 1. It works when nothing else does2. It makes you part of a worldwide community3....
Read now65 Great Things about Ham Radio by CQ Magazine
Clearly written by hams for hams. 65 great things about ham radio from CQ Magazine 1. It works when nothing else does2. It makes you part of a worldwide community3....
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New Ham: First Steps by KC HamLink
There are some important first steps that newly licensed operators in the KC Metro area can do to help them get off to the right start. These first steps are...
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There are some important first steps that newly licensed operators in the KC Metro area can do to help them get off to the right start. These first steps are...
Read nowNew 224.800 Repeater On The Air - SEMARA
After an 8 month absence, the SEMARA Repeater Committee has restored 220 MHz service via our brand new BridgeCom Systems ComLink™ BCR-220 repeater! The new repeater went live at 9:05 PM...
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After an 8 month absence, the SEMARA Repeater Committee has restored 220 MHz service via our brand new BridgeCom Systems ComLink™ BCR-220 repeater! The new repeater went live at 9:05 PM...
Read nowThe Amateur Amateur: 220
October 2015 The Amateur Amateur: 220 By Gary Ross Hoffman, KB0H BridgeCom BCR-220 1.25m (220 MHz) Repeater My friend Chuck, N0EIS, tells jokes that are either so corny that I...
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October 2015 The Amateur Amateur: 220 By Gary Ross Hoffman, KB0H BridgeCom BCR-220 1.25m (220 MHz) Repeater My friend Chuck, N0EIS, tells jokes that are either so corny that I...
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Why 220 MHz for Amateur Ham Radio, V2.0?
220 MHz amateur radio boasts of a long and colorful history, affording it a special place in the hearts of amateur radio enthusiasts. Conceptually, amateur radio repeaters are not too different...
Read nowWhy 220 MHz for Amateur Ham Radio, V2.0?
220 MHz amateur radio boasts of a long and colorful history, affording it a special place in the hearts of amateur radio enthusiasts. Conceptually, amateur radio repeaters are not too different...
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