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i'd love to get a little information. like if someone was using one in sf.
is it possible to organize an event or info session?
is it possible to organize an event or info session?
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Re: sf tutorial/ training
Sun, May 23, 2004 - 1:55 PMHi there! I am here in San Francisco, need to get a new radio but I have access to them.
If you are in SF, you can meet other hams by coming up on the CARLA 2 repeater.
N6QOO
Freq: 442.075
pl 100.0
Carla #2 (San Francisco)
If you want training... well, maybe we should meet and talk. It's easiest to get a technician's license. Just start studying for the test, there are online resources for that. Then get a radio and go to town.
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Re: sf tutorial/ training
Sun, May 23, 2004 - 4:22 PMA good introduction to the whole subject of amateur radio
is <Now You're Talking!>, 5th ed. ($19.95). It is available
at Ham Radio Outlet, 2210 Livingston St. (I-880 at
23rd Ave. ramp), Oakland, CA 94606. Tel. 800-854-6046
or 510-5345757.
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You may fight out more about amateur radio by checking
the American Radio Relay League (ARRL) Web site:
www.arrl.org
It has lots of different links and threads. You may
download the entire multiple-choice question pool
(including correct answers) from this site.
Practice license examinations are available online
from the Web site of the West Valley Amateur
Radio Association (to which I belong):
www.wvara.org
You may also contact the ARRL San Francisco
section manager for information about radio clubs,
training classes, etc. near you:
Bill Hillendahl, KH6GJV
PO Box 4151
Santa Rosa, CA 95402-4151
707-544-4944
Best wishes,
--Loren, AD6YU
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Re: sf tutorial/ training
Thu, June 10, 2004 - 8:48 AMi'm taking the NERT program. they definately see it as very important that every team have a radio operator.
i don't really have time for a new hobby. but i'd like to watch someone do it. but i will check on the trade association group. cheers!
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