[AK-VHF] New Cub Callsign

[Brandon Clark]

This is great news Ed. Thanks for your hard work getting all the paperwork
in order with the FCC. Dealing with the bureaucracy is never fun.

For next weekend I have settled on a more focused rover route than in the
past. Activating the grids north of Wasilla generally hasn't been
profitable since there are too few stations with 6 m capability. You really
need 6 m to reach out there, especially with the heavy forest cover.

So instead I'm going to focus on the Anchorage bowl and northern Kenai.
I'll have two stops in Anchorage, one in Turnagain Arm, and one in
Sterling. Since we have the APRS workshop on Sunday I won't be going all
the way to Homer this trip. This run should have the way for doing that in
the June contest though.

We will be putting KL7VHF/R on the air for sure!
73,

Brandon


On Fri, Jan 10, 2020, 07:16 Edward R Cole <kl7uw at acsalaska.net> wrote:

> Today we received our new club callsign from the FCC: KL7VHF
>
> This will be available for members use for special events such as
> DXpeditions, Rovers, Field Day, etc.
> It can ONLY be used by a registered member after getting permission
> from the Board of Directors or President.
> E-mail submission is adequate.  Licensees ham call class limitations
> apply (eg: if you hold a technician call then technician FCC rules
> apply for use of this callsign).
>
> Permission is given for Brandon Clark to use KL7VHF/R for his
> participation as a rover in the January 2020 ARRL VHF Contest.
>
> 73, Ed - KL7UW
>    http://www.kl7uw.com
> Dubus-NA Business mail:
>    dubususa at gmail.com
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