[K6BW] Fw: Interested in ham radio

Mon, 24 Nov 2003 12:58:30 -0800

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Hi, Heath

I checked the reflector, you are subscribed as =
[email protected].  There hasn't been much activity lately, so =
we should stir some up!  :-)

Bill Stewart and I have been talking about visiting the Livermore Swap =
meet on December 7 (the first Sunday of the month).  After the swap, we =
are thinking about attending a meeting of the Norcal QRP club in =
Pleasanton.  Norcal is a very active club that has been developing QRP =
(small power) transceiver kits.  They have almost put QRP on the map, =
and are growing into a national organization.

I have been busy with Navy MARS, installing a short-wave message node, =
or at least getting it working correctly.  Next step is to add a VHF =
link, which will work with a radio repeater on Mt. Diablo.

The memory in the 500 MHz computer is working quite well, but I must =
admit I am still using the old 166 MHz computer.  Can't seem to tear =
myself away from a working device.

Happy Thanksgiving!

73 de Bill, AB6MT
[email protected]

  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Heath Sutherland=20
  To: [email protected]=20
  Sent: Saturday, October 11, 2003 6:10 PM
  Subject: Interested in ham radio

  Hello ,=20
  I was wondering about ham radio and I have been reading a bit about =
it. Could you tell me more about the tests and work involved in getting =
a ham radio operators license. I am really interested.  Thanks for you =
time.

  Heath Sutherland
  QA Test Department
  LucasArts, a Lucasfilm Ltd. company
  415.444.8410

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