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04/17/2008 | Surfin': Exploring 900 MHzThis week, visit a Web page where you can get up to speed on the 900 MHz band.
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04/16/2008 | ARRL Teachers Institute Off to a Great Start
The first of six Teachers Institutes in 2008 -- hosted by the Museum of Science & Technology in Tampa, Florida -- wrapped up April 10. The 11 participating teachers came away from the experience with a multitude of ideas to improve their classroom ins
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04/15/2008 | Annual Armed Forces Day Crossband Test Scheduled for May
The Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard are co-sponsoring the annual Military/Amateur Radio Crossband Communications Test in celebration of the 58th anniversary of Armed Forces Day (AFD). Although the actual Armed Forces Day is celebrated
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04/11/2008 | The K7RA Solar Update
As of Thursday, April 10, there have been no sunspots for seven days. We may see sunspots return around April 21-28. This is based on recent activity rotating out of view around the Sun and (we hope) reappearing later this month.
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04/10/2008 | Surfin': Upgrading ComputersThis week, I find Web sites to load my new computer with Amateur Radio software.
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04/10/2008 | ARRL EXPO at Dayton Hamvention -- the Countdown Is On!
With just over a month to go, the final details for the ARRL EXPO at the 2008 Dayton Hamvention® are wrapping up and the secrets are being let out! This year's EXPO is meant to not only share in, but to embrace the Dayton Amateur Radio Association's (
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04/09/2008 | Special Events to Commemorate 96th Anniversary of Titanic Tragedy
Several Amateur Radio special event operations are scheduled to mark the 96th anniversary of the sinking of the RMS Titanic. The "unsinkable" White Star Line passenger vessel was on its maiden voyage from Liverpool, England, to New York
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04/07/2008 | It Takes a ClubLooking at variations in Amateur Radio licensing activity and new ARRL membership around the country, it's apparent that there are "hot spots" where newcomers are joining our ranks in relatively large numbers compared to other areas.
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