[BARC-List] Fw: [Worldradio-l] November WorldRadio Online Now Available

[Arthur Ashley N1NHZ]

--- On Mon, 10/19/09, Richard Moseson <w2vu at cq-amateur-radio.com> wrote:

> From: Richard Moseson <w2vu at cq-amateur-radio.com>
> Subject: [Worldradio-l] November WorldRadio Online Now Available
> To: "WorldRadio Alert List" <worldradio-l at mailman.sunserver.com>
> Date: Monday, October 19, 2009, 6:28 PM
> News from WorldRadio Online...
> 
> The November issue of WorldRadio Online has been uploaded
> to our website. Here's what you'll find when you download
> it:
> 
> Features:
> 
> * So, You're One of Them, by Christine Burke, K0ALT
> * FAR Scholarship Awards, by Diane Zimmerman, AA2OF
> 
> Columns:
> 
> * Editor's Log
> * Rules & Regs: Illegal Alien
> * Trail-Friendly Radio: Simply Wonderful: An Antenna and
> Tuner for the Minimalist Field Operator
> * YLs: Field Day
> * DX World: An Early Christmas Present
> * Propagation: More on SSSP (Short-path Summer Solstice
> Propagation)
> * VHF/UHF: Winding Up the Year
> * Promotion and Recruitment: Promotion vs. Selling Ham
> Radio
> * Hams With Class: Florida Amateur Radio Clubs and Kids
> * QCWA: A Baseball Metaphor
> * Emcomm and You: Customer Service
> * Aerials: Cable Loss
> 
> Departments:
> 
> * WorldRadio Online Newsfront
> * Contest Calendar
> * DX Predictions - November
> * VE Exams
> * Hamfests & Special Events
> * Visit Your Local Radio Club
> 
> On the Cover:
> Christine Burke, K0ALT, enjoys the view from the top of her
> seventy-foot tower shortly after its construction in 2004.
> Her husband, Mike Gross, and members of the Ski Country
> Amateur Radio Club helped to install a tri-bander and a
> 17-meter Yagi. Since then, Christine has worked over 150
> countries, and has also learned to use a fall arrest
> harness, which is safer than the old climbing belt seen in
> the photo.
> 
> ---------------------
> To download and view the October issue of WorldRadio
> Online, go to the CQ home page at

 <<http://www.cq-amateur-radio.com/>www.cq-amateur-radio.com>


> and click on the "WorldRadio Online" box.

> There are several
> options for viewing/downloading the issue. See the
> instructions on the welcome page. You will need Adobe
> Acrobat Reader in order to read WorldRadio Online. If you do
> not have it, scroll to the bottom of the welcome page and
> you will find a link for a free download.
> 
> 
> P.S. - While you're at the CQ website, be sure to check out
> highlights of the November issue of CQ magazine as well.
> Featured articles include a possible visit to the Ham Radio
> Twilight Zone (!), A Comparison of 160-Meter DXing at
> Widely-Separated Locations, Medical Considerations for
> DXpeditions, and a review of the West Mountain Radio "duo"
> Station Controller. Plus, we introduce a new monthly column
> on kit-building. Just click on the November cover from the
> CQ home page.