[ARRL-OK] Putting a new club together

[Josee Dunn]

I am no longer an ARRl member.
After becoming a Tech I found it impossible to find a mentor.
An Emcomm trailer, 2 meter, a 6 meter, GMRS radios as well a lot of
other equipment and potential are idle.
 My problem was the the attitude of Hams toward techs.

Please share your knowledge and experience with new Techs one-on-one
face-to-face basis. It means a lot not only to the Tech but the future
of amateur radio. This privilege is currently for high school students
 and Boy Scouts which is good but Techs could benefit too.

All the best,
Josee Dunn, KF5AWW
Rogers County

On 9/15/10, ClayMayrose at aol.com <ClayMayrose at aol.com> wrote:
> There is a developmental meeting Tomorrow night 16 Sep 2010 1900 to  2100
> (7:00 PM-9:00 PM). This will be held at the Oak Cliff Fire station (Santa
> Fe
> & Charter Oak)  This meeting is to establish the South Logan County  Radio
> Society. All Hams are welcome.
>
> Please direct questions to Clay WA6LBU _claymayrose at aol.com_
> (mailto:claymayrose at aol.com)
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