Who is your favorite weather person? Is it someone with the National Weather Service? It is one of the media meteorologists?
With a long standing partnership with amateur radio in the Skywarn program, it would not be a surprise to know that amateur radio operators in Oklahoma have a weather person or two they appreciate.
Yes, "February 5 is National Weatherperson's Day" http://1.usa.gov/1fcR54I
Who are you appreciating today?
Welcome to the Blog. After Jesus and my family, amateur radio is important to me. In fact, it was a missionary ham that pointed me to Jesus. I hope you will enjoy this collection of amateur radio musings. Hope you find Jesus sprinkled around too. Views are not reflective of my employer.
Wednesday, February 05, 2014
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Centennial QSO Party in #ARRL #hamradio
"The ARRL Centennial QSO Party is a year-long operating event that celebrates hams making contacts. In the end you will have accumulated points, worked new stations and made new friends all over the world.
The Centennial QSO Party is made-up of two main activities: (1) W1AW operating portable in each state and most territories; and (2) The Centennial Points Challenge which is the accumulation of points from qualifying contacts made throughout 2014. To have a score listed online in the Points Challenge competition, logs must be submitted through the Logbook of the World (LoTW) system.
W1AW will be on the air from every state and most territories, and it will be easy to work WAS working only W1AW portable operations. This is the first ARRL-sponsored operating event where every member is worth at least one point, so work as many points as you can during 2014! Earn awards based upon points, working all states or working W1AW portable in every state and territory. This is an on-the-air event like no other." http://bit.ly/1fPtx6f
Are you participating?
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
It's National Hobby Month #ARRL #HamRadio
"National Hobby Month happens every January" http://bit.ly/1cHBQ47
Amateur radio is quite a hobby to have. From electronic kit building, to operating Moon Bounce, to nets to DX to paper chasing, amateur radio has something for everyone.
If you have not encountered the amateur radio hobby, why not start with a visit to the American Radio Relay League web site. Look for a local club to help you get your first license.
What are you using your ham radio hobby?
Amateur radio is quite a hobby to have. From electronic kit building, to operating Moon Bounce, to nets to DX to paper chasing, amateur radio has something for everyone.
If you have not encountered the amateur radio hobby, why not start with a visit to the American Radio Relay League web site. Look for a local club to help you get your first license.
What are you using your ham radio hobby?
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