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QST QST My name is Jerry Gregoire, kd7wlx. On September 11 the Tour de Cure will be held in Bozeman. We need volunteers to help with communications. The Tour is a 23, 56, and 100 mile benefit bike ride sponsored by the American Diabetes Association. The ride begins and ends at the Headwaters State Park near Three Forks, MT. Camping is available at the park and other local sites. If you can help out with comm support please call Jerry at 406 522 7392 or email me at tojerrygregoire(at sign)yahoo(dot)com. We had a great time last year. The Association will pay gas expenses, just save your receipts.

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American Radio Relay League | Ham Radio Association and Resources
<p>This month, the ARRL and the Amateur Radio community celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Amateur Radio Emergency Service®, or ARES®. To help commemorate this milestone, the ARRL has introduced an anniversary Challenge Coin. The die-struck, 1.5 inch brass coin depicts the ARES 75th anniversary logo in gold with red, white and blue color fill, while the reverse shows the ARRL diamond logo again...</p>

ARRL Introduces First Challenge Coin
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Massachusetts ARES Prepares as a Now-Weakened Hurricane Earl Approaches
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New Interim Chief Takes Over Air Force MARS
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The K7RA Solar Update
Over this past week, four new sunspot groups appeared. Group 1101 was already in place since August 24, and 1102 emerged on August 29. On September 1, two new sunspot groups -- 1103 and 1104 -- ...

Surfin': Hurricane Hamming
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Hurricane Earl Heading for North Carolina, Hurricane Warnings Issued for New England
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New D-STAR Repeater Now in Place in ARRL Laboratory
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Earl Possibly to Upgrade to Category 4 Storm, US Atlantic Coast on alert
On August 30, Hurricane Earl intensified into a Category 4 hurricane -- sustained winds 131-155 MPH -- before leveling out back into a Category 3 storm. But even as a Category 3 hurricane, Earl is ...

ARRL to Close in Observance of Labor Day
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ARRL in Action: What Have We Been Up to Lately?
Compiled by S. Khrystyne Keane, K1SFAARRL News Editornews@arrl.orgThis feature -- including convenient Web links to useful information -- is a concise monthly update of some of the things ARRL is ...

James Garland, W8ZR, Wins August QST Cover Plaque Award
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Discover the Fun of 6 Meters (and Up!) in the ARRL September VHF QSO Party
September is here, and according to ARRL Contest Branch Manager Sean Kutzko, KX9X, that means the VHF bands are getting a workout: 'If you've never experienced the fun of VHF+ operating, the ARRL ...

FCC Reaffirms 2×2 Call Signs Are Only for Advanced, Amateur Extra License Classes
QST Columnist Recognized for Documenting Radio's Past
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Youth@HamRadio.Fun: A 2010 Youth DX Adventure
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Hurricane Earl Heading for North Carolina, Hurricane Warnings Issued for New England
Hurricane Earl -- once again a Category 4 storm -- is currently aiming for North Carolina's Outer Banks. At 11 AM (EDT), Earl is located about 300 miles south of Cape Hatteras and 765 miles ...

FCC Reaffirms 2×2 Call Signs Are Only for Advanced, Amateur Extra License Classes
In May 2010, John Gottschalk, KB1DDK, of Westwood, Massachusetts, requested a new call sign via the FCC's vanity call sign program. Gottschalk, a General class licensee, requested KK1CQ -- a ...

Ham radio operators getting busy in Dallas (North Carolina)
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Ham radio operators to commemorate end of WWII (North Carolina)
On the 65th anniversary of the Japanese surrender in World War II, local ham radio operators will try to link up historic battleships that served in the Pacific Theater.

Amateur radio operators group 'RACES' into action (New Jersey)
Radio Officer Michael Hartmann Participating RACES members, from left: Claus Finke, Ray Caruso, Al Goldberg, Allen Zuk, Michael Hartmann, and Walter Hartmann at Veterans Park for the 24-hour Field ...

Amateur Radio Club makes a comeback after nearly signing off (Oklahoma)
Oklahoma State University's Amateur Radio Club is making a comeback. Having been around since the 1920s, Amateur Radio Club is one of the oldest clubs on campus.

Ham radio can be a life saver (British Columbia)
Long before Facebook, email, cell phones and satellites, a select group of people were able to communicate across continents, often broadcasting from obscure locations using ham radios. By today's ...

Radio men keep communications open (Pennsylvania)
During emergencies and disasters, the Clinton County Sheriff's Office relies on a vital yet obscure member of their volunteer quartet to provide emergency communications. The Clinton County ...

New radio lab helps students broadcast to the world and space (West Virginia)
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Tuned in to help (Missouri)
Colorful, flashing buttons proudly worn by Ernie Chiles and Phil Nash sport the saying, "When all else fails ... Amateur Radio."

Gabfest attendees have chance to ham it up in Uniontown (Pennsylvania)
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Ornithologist Arlo Raim, KB9LLF (SK)
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Local hams keep valley in touch (Idaho)
Many people know that amateur radio operators like to chat. Few realize that the chatter can sometimes save lives.

FCC solves radio problem for Baxter County deputies (Arkansas)
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Ham radio folks assisted behind the scenes (Illinois)
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A 'new' social network (Australia)
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Proposed cell tower rules draw criticism, praise (California)
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Historic Nantucket Lightship beams (Massachusetts)
Morse code filled the tiny radio control room of the Nantucket Lightship yesterday as Michael Rioux's fingers tapped a modern telegraph aboard the National Historic Landmark built in 1936.

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India's ham radio operators get 6 metres
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