[Lowfer] It's time that everyone hears this...

[BOB RIESE]

On Sun, 06 Jan 2002 13:29:42 -0600 Les Rayburn <les@highnoonfilm.com>
writes:
>
>Mike & The Group,
>
So with that in mind, I'd opt to "join them" rather than "fight them".
>
>Mike, can you forward information on how N1LF can join the ranks of
>these amateurs? Also, unless their is some need for confidentially,
>I'm sure we'd all like to know who the other members of the group are.
>

I believe this was on the list at least I have it

Bob


Here are the locations for the WC2XSR participants, per the FCC
paperwork.  I'm not in that group; I've been watching their licensing
process while I await my own permit (WC2XTC) for LF.  W7EKB would be
their contact. 

Belford, NJ  N2CDD  40-24N/74-05W
Foxboro, MA AA1P  42-03N/71-11W
Tarentum, PA KE3AL 40-36N/79-45W
Derwood, MD K1LKY  39-07N/77-08W
Herndon, VA KC4TOS  38-59N/77-22W
Massillon, OH W8AU  40-46N/81-34W
Raleigh, NC NA4G  35-52N/78-39W
Raleigh, NC W4TIM  35-51N/78-38W
Raleigh, NC N4HAF  35-53N/78-39W
Raleigh, NC W4AUV  35-51N/78-38W
Rougemont, NC KQ2P  36-11N/78-50W
Batavia, IL K9EUI  41-50N/88-19W
Cookeville, TN WS4S  36-13N/85-32W
Pumpkin Center, LA W5TVW  30-26N/90-31W
Jefferson, LA W5JGV  29-57N/90-10W
Lincoln, NE K�NG  40-47N/96-39W
Colorado Springs, CO W�RW  38-52N/104-52W
Moscow, ID W7EKB  46-44N/116-59W
Helena, MT KJ4TG  46-36N/112-02W
Sachse, TX W5USM  32-58N/96-35W
Irving, TX W5FRS  32-49N/96-59W
Lewisville, TX AB5S  33-03N/97-01W
Gilbert, AZ W�OGH  33-20N/111-47W
Reno, NV WA7DIA  39-31N/119-51W
Lancaster, CA W6DJX  34-40N/118-14W
Alturas, CA at K6QQ  41-24N/120-40W
Livermore, CA WB6BYH  37-29N/121-31W
Littlerock, CA WA6QPL  34-27N/117-57W
Fresno, CA K2VCO  36-46N/119.48W
Glendale, CA W7QHO  34-10N/118-14W
Redmond, OR KD6B  44-19N/121-14W
Grants Pass, OR KF6AR  42-30N/123-19W
Grants Pass, OR WA6RBQ  42-24N/123-17W
Silverton, OR W7JWA  44-58N/122-41W
Palouse, WA KG7YK  46-54N/117-05W
Honolulu, HI KH6O  21-16N/157-49W

While on the subject of 600m, do you know where I could find a
manual/schematic for a Swedish marine rig?  I have a Standard Radio &
Telefon L122 solid-state transmitter with variometer; looks like four
SP7349(?) in the final.

Mike W2AG