[nrv-hams] Wait, that's a SPORT?

[Knight, Dave]

Great article!   Not sure about the "geeky charm" thing ...

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On Sat, Apr 10, 2021 at 8:57 AM Cam Coble <cam at doubleclickdata.com> wrote:

> YES! Amateur Radio Direction Finding (ARDF) is a real international sport.
> When our club does it, we call it "Fox Hunting" or "Transmitter Hunting",
> and we don't wear tights, but we are doing essentially the same thing.
> Here is a great article on it:
>
> https://www.inverse.com/mind-body/not-sports-amateur-radio-direction-finding
>
> Want to five it a try?
> Ok then, I have 3 events penciled in at this time:
> - May 8th, 8am @ Randolph Park
> - July 24th, 8am @ TBD
> - August 14, 8am @ TBD
> Why 8am? So we can have some coffee and camaraderie first! (yeah, I miss
> you folk)
>
> Need more info?
> We've got a web page for that. Just go here:
> https://www.n4nrv.org/fox-transmitter-hunting/
>
> 73!
> --
> Cam - W4XXV
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