W1AW Announces 2008 Field Day Bulletin Schedule
Stations active during ARRL Field Day -- June 28-29 -- are eligible to receive 100 bonus points for copying the special Field Day bulletin transmitted by W1AW (or K6KPH on the West Coast) according to the schedule below. You must include an accurate copy of the message in your Field Day submission. The Field Day bulletin must be copied via Amateur Radio; it will not be included in Internet bulletins sent out from Headquarters and will not be posted to Internet BBS sites.
W1AW Field Day Bulletin Schedule
| Day | Mode | Pacific | Mountain | Central | Eastern |
| FRIDAY | CW | 5 PM | 6 PM | 7 PM | 8 PM |
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| Teleprinter | 6 PM | 7 PM | 8 PM | 9 PM |
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| Phone | 6:45 PM | 7:45 PM | 8:45 PM | 9:45 PM |
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| CW | 8 PM | 9 PM | 10 PM | 11 PM |
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| SATURDAY | CW | 7 AM | 8 AM | 9 AM | 10 AM |
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| Phone | 8 AM | 9 AM | 10 AM | 11 AM |
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| CW | 5 PM | 6 PM | 7 PM | 8 PM |
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| Teleprinter | 6 PM | 7 PM | 8 PM | 9 PM |
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| Phone | 6:45 PM | 7:45 PM | 8:45 PM | 9:45 PM |
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| SUNDAY | CW | 7 AM | 8 AM | 9 AM | 10 AM |
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| Phone | 8 AM | 9 AM | 10 AM | 11 AM |
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| PSK31 | 9 AM | 10 AM | 11 AM | 12 PM |
W1AW will operate on the regularly published frequencies. The special PSK31 bulletin will be transmitted on the regular W1AW teleprinter frequencies.
CW frequencies: 1.8175, 3.5815, 7.0475, 14.0475, 18.0975, 21.0675, 28.0675 and 147.555 MHz.
Teleprinter frequencies (includes PSK31): 3597.5, 7.095, 14.095, 18.1025, 21.095, 28.095 and 147.555 MHz.
Phone frequencies: 1.855, 3.990, 7.290, 14.290, 18.160, 21.390, 28.590 and 147.555 MHz.
K6KPH Field Day Bulletin Schedule
The Maritime Radio Historical Society's K6KPH will transmit the 2008 W1AW Field Day message for the benefit of West Coast stations on 3.5815, 7.0475, 14.0475, 18.0975 and 21.0675 MHz, CW only. The frequencies for K6KPH Teleprinter (RTTY and FEC AMTOR) will be 7.095 and 14.095 MHz. The K6KPH schedule is accurate as of June 17, 2008.
| SATURDAY | CW | 7:30 AM | 8:30 AM | 9:30 AM | 10:30 AM |
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| CW | 5:30 PM | 6:30 PM | 7:30 PM | 8:30 PM |
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| Teleprinter | 6:30 PM | 7:30 PM | 8:30 PM | 9:30 PM |
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| SUNDAY | CW | 7:30 AM | 8:30 AM | 9:30 AM | 10:30 AM |
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| Teleprinter | 9:30 AM | 10:30 AM | 11:30 AM | 12:30 PM |
KF4L, TN
N8BMB, TN
NA4K, TN
W4BBB, TN
W4FLO, TN
KE4ZBI, Atoka, TN
W4BS, Bartlett, TN
W4EM, Bartlett, TN
WB4KOG, Bartlett, TN
W4UD, Bristol, TN
W4AM, Chattanooga, TN
W4GZX, Cleveland, TN
N4ECW, Cookeville, TN
WC4DC, DICKSON, TN
KF4ZQA, Elizabethton, TN
N4FR, Franklin, TN
W4WC, Greeneville, TN
W4YXA, HERMITAGE, TN
K4TTC, Hohenwald, TN
WF4Q, Jackson, TN
KE4RX, Kingston, TN
KG4NLF, Knoxville, TN
WC4AR, Lebanon, TN
W4UOT, Manchester, TN
WM4CC, Manchester, TN
W4OLB, Maryville, TN
KJ4ELF, Millington, TN
W2IQ, Morristown, TN
AG4OA, Parrottsville, TN
W4PL, Signal Mountain, TN
W4SCA, Signal Mountain, TN
N4SDM, Smyrna, TN
K4RFT, Union City, TN
Kentucky
K4K, Ashland, KY
KY4BG, Bowling Green, KY
WA4UXJ, Campbellsville, KY
W4CDA, Danville, KY
KI4HUS, Draffenville, KY
KY4X, Glasgow, KY
KY4MT, Hazard, KY
K4CO, Independence, KY
KY7ET, Independence, KY
K4KJQ, Lexington, KY
K4UKH, Lexington, KY
AE4QL, London, KY
KY4KY, Louisville, KY
W4CN, Louisville, KY
K4MSU, Murray, KY
WB4CWF, Nicholasville, KY
K4HY, Owensboro, KY
W4NJA, Paducah, KY
KI4OIP, Prestonsburg, KY
AA4NJ, RICHMOND, KY
KY4WC, Versailles, KY
K4OGB, NC
W4GOL, NC
W4YK, NC
WD4FVO, NC
W4DW, Apex, NC
NC4ZO, Asheboro, NC
W4MOE, Asheville, NC
K4SWR, BENSON, NC
NC4LC, Boger, NC
NC4ML, Carthage, NC
N4C/W4NYR, Casar, NC
K4WO, Elizabeth City, NC
W4BLA, Elizabethtown, NC
K4MN, Fayetteville, NC
K4GNC, Gastonia, NC
W4AMC, Greenville, NC
K4EG, Haw River, NC
K4KQ, Hickory/Newton/Catawba County, NC
W4EZ, Hillsborough, NC
KF4WOD, HUDSON, NC
W4UA, Jamestown, NC
W4FD, Jefferson, NC
N4QLX, Kernersville, NC
W4OIX, Kinston, NC
N4PY, Louisburg, NC
W4HOG, Marion, NC
N4GAS, McAddenville, NC
W4BFB, Mint Hill, NC
NC4UC, Monroe, NC
W4YIU, Morganton, NC
W4DCG, Nashville, NC
W4EWN, New Bern, NC
N4PRS, Oriental, NC
KC4KME, Plumtree, NC
N4IV, Reidsville, NC
WO8L, Reidsville, NC
N4UED, Roanoke Rapids, NC
W4EXU, Salisbury, NC
NC4CC, Sanford, NC
NA4CC, Shelby, NC
N4GM, Southport, NC
W4SNC, Statesville, NC
NA4GC, Summerfield, NC
NC4CA, Townsville, NC
AC4RC, WILMINGTON, NC
WA4WAR, Wilson, NC
W4NC, Winston-Salem, NC
N4AC, GA
W4CVY, GA
W4BTI, Acworth, GA
N4N, Alpharetta, GA
K4FAR, Americus, GA
N4TII, Atlanta, GA
KI4DZY, Blairsville, GA
W4ECA, Bloomingdale, GA
K4WOC, Calhoun, GA
AI4GL, Canton, GA
WA4EOC, Canton, GA
W4FWD, Carrollton, GA
KB2SEO, Chatsworth, GA
KF4GHF, CONYERS, GA
W4TIY, Dallas, GA
W4DRC, Dalton, GA
NB8N, Ellijay, GA
W4DV, Grovetown, GA
W4RSC, Hiram, GA
AB4GA, Hogansville, GA
K4BEH, Jasper, GA
K4B, Kingsland, GA
W4GTA, LaFayette, GA
W4GR, Lawrenceville, GA
K4OD, Macon, GA
W4M, Milledgeville, GA
KJ4DWC, Monroe, GA
K4SEX, Newnan, GA
NE4GA, Nicholson, GA
W4ABP, Oakwood, GA
W4VO, Rome, GA
NF4GA, Roswell, GA
K4NLX, Savannah, GA
WX4BWK, St Simons Island, GA
W4BOC, Stone Mountain, GA
K4KNS, Strom Thurmond Lake, GA
W4UCJ, Thomasville, GA
W4PVW, Tifton, GA
W4VLD, Valdosta, GA
WE4RC, Walnut Grove, GA
WR4MG, Warner Robins, GA
W4EEE, Watkinsville, GA
WR4BC, Winder, GA
AI4IO, VA
K4XY, VA
W4OVH, VA
W4HFH, Alexandria, VA
W4AVA, Arlington, VA
W4WVP, Arlington, VA
W8MOP, BASTIAN, VA
K4KDJ, Blacksburg, VA
W4LCA, Boydton, VA
W4CAR, Chesapeake, VA
W4HZL, Gloucester, VA
N4MI, Goochland, VA
W4HPT, Hampton, VA
W3BSA, Haymarket, VA
K4YM, Heathsville, VA
K4LRG, Leesburg, VA
K4US, Lorton, VA
K4VOC, Lovettsville, VA
K4CQ, Lynchburg, VA
KI4YPR, Martinsville, VA
KG4RRN, McLean, VA
K4OO, Meadows of Dan, VA
W4VA, Midland, VA
W4NPS, Norfolk, VA
W4POX, Portsmouth, VA
W4PWC, Prince William, VA
N4NRV, Pulaski, VA
W4GOV, Purcellville, VA
W4ML, Richmond, VA
W4RAT, Richmond, VA
W4ZA, Richmond, VA
W4FCR, Rocky Mount, VA
WT4RA, Smithfield, VA
W4HCH, South Boston, VA
K4TS, Stafford County, VA
W4XD, Staunton/Harrisonburg, VA
K4NVA, Sterling, VA
K4RC, Toano, VA
W4CA, Troutville, VA
W4UG, Virginia Beach, VA
N4ARI, Williamsburg (York County), VA
W4IY, Woodbridge, VA
What Is Field Day?
ARRL Field Day is the most popular on-the-air operating event in Amateur Radio. On the fourth full weekend in June, tens of thousands of Amateur Radio operators gather for a public demonstration of our service. Field Day is part educational event, part operating event, part public relations event -- and all about fun!
Amateur Radio is about knowledge and growth. It is a hobby and service that truly offers "something for everyone." Amateur Radio embraces both the old and new. While CW may no longer be a testing element, it is still a strong and favorite operating mode for many. Many operators are embracing digital technologies -- from RTTY, to newer digital modes like PSK31 and Olivia. Phone operation also has new frontiers to be explored with digitized voice, VoIP and IRLP. And this is why Field Day -- the largest annual on-the-air operating event -- is so exciting. It gives all -- the old timer and the newcomer, the brass-pounder and the computer-assisted operator -- the chance to share and teach the broad range of modes and technologies we find in Amateur Radio.
Field Day is truly the time in which we bring Amateur Radio to Main Street USA. By setting up in parking lots, malls, Emergency Operations Centers, parks and even at home, Amateur Radio operators learn skills that will allow them to better serve their communities. Setting up in these public venues gives added public relations value -- their friends and neighbors can see and experience the fun and public service capability that their "ham radio" neighbors bring to the community
Field Day
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Field Day is an annual amateur radio exercise, widely sponsored by IARU regions and member organizations, encouraging emergency communications preparedness among amateur radio operators. In the United States, it is typically the largest single emergency preparedness exercise in the country, with over 30,000 operators participating each year.
Since the first ARRL Field Day in 1933, radio amateurs throughout the United States have practiced the rapid deployment of radio communications equipment in environments ranging from operations under tents in remote areas to operations inside Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs). Operations using emergency and alternative power sources are highly encouraged, since electricity and other public infrastructures are often among the first to fail during a natural disaster or severe weather.
To determine the effectiveness of the exercise and of each participant's operations, there is an integrated contesting component, and many clubs also engage in concurrent leisure activities (camping out, cookouts, etc.). Operations typically last a continuous twenty-four hours, requiring scheduled relief operators to keep stations on the air. Additional contest points are awarded for experimenting with unusual modes, making contacts via satellite, and involving youth in the activity.
Field Day is also another definition for an annual sports event at some schools.
Welcome to the all text version of Turn Knobs, Get on The air and help in disasters. The list of field day information for Tennessee and surrounding areas. This is a printable list. The () and "" often contain information hyperlinked on the web (http://www.geocities.com/sunnysideamateur/FD08.html). If you would like to add your information or make corrections please contact n1wi@hotmail.com . Information is subject to change without notice. Please, check with contact as to verify information. Field Day 2008 will be held June 28-29, 2008. You need not be a club to be published on this list but your location must be open to the public.
Chattanooga Amateur Radio Club " http://www.w4am.org" In the field at Chattanooga River Park (4301 Amnicola Hwy, Chattanooga, TN) Class: either 2A or 3a Contact Charlie Wheaton, KJ4RC mailto:kj4rc@juno.com, K4TSF@arrl.net, Bill Dobbs, President OR ad4f@juno.com, Charlie Curle
TW Antennas "http://www.twantennas.com" Will be in the bunker at 1035 East 6th Street , Cookeville, TN, Set up for all bands all the time except 220, Call N4ECW, Talk-in: 145.270 PL123 Hz, Contact: Dennis M Barrett, N4ECW (mailto:drdmbarrett@aol.com) 931-239-3760
MTARS "http://www.qsl.net/mtars/" In the field at Old Stone Fort, Manchester TN (732 Stone Fort Dr, Manchester, TN 37355 (931) 723-5073) CW/Rtty, Voice, GOTA, VHF station, Packet, Satellites Talk-in: 146.700 -600 114.3 Hz tone Call W4UOT. Contact: Michael D Glennon, KB4JHU ( mailto:kb4jhu@arrl.net) 931-461-3037
SHORTMOUNTAIN REPEATER CLUB "http://www.shortmountain.org Will be at Long Hunter State Park, 2910 Hobson Pike CAMPGROUND #1 HERMITAGE, TN Talk-in: 146.910 Contact: George E Harvey Jr, mailto:WC2Z@ARRL.NET 205-540-5404
Loudon County ARES "http://www.qsl.net/lctnares" In the field at Melton Hill Park Pavilion #1 35.883N, 84.303W 2009 Grubb Road Lenoir city Contact: Michael D Henry, KM4H mailto:km4h@arrl.net 988-5307
Cleveland Amateur Radio Club " http://carc.cc/" In the field at Red Clay state Park (1140 Red Clay Park cleveland tn 37311) Talk-in: 146.925- Michael R Bishop, WM4RB mailto:wm4rb@arrl.net 423-559-8361
Smoky Mountain Amateur Radio Club "http://smarc.homestead.com/" In the field at Shorty's Lake , 3017 McGhee Road, Maryville, TN call will be w4olb, Talk-in: 146.655, Contact: Edward Bayne President N4EFD "mailto:n4efd@charter.net"
Williamson County ARES (WCARES) "http://www.wcares.org" In the field at Williamson County Ag Expo Park (just East of I-65 at Exit 61), fun with unique HF antennas defend our title as the #1 3F category station in TN and the Delta Division contact WB5WAJ Jeff Standifer "mailto:texntenn@comcast.net or Jack, KA4OTB
Nashville amateur radio club "http://www.k4cpo.com" In the field at Lock Two Park (lock two Nashville, TN 37214) Nashville join us at the historic lock for 24 hours of hf. Contact: KE4ETY "mailto: ke4ety@comcast.net"
DICKSON COUNTY ARC "http://www.qsl.net/dicksonarc/index.html" Will be In the field at Buckner Park Soccer Fields "Highway 70, Weaver Drive and Bruce Drive" Dickson, Tennessee 4F- EOC, 100-150 watts GOTA , Talk-in: 146.570 WC4DC, Contact: Jeffrey L Clark, NY4N "mailto:lllphoto@bellsouth.net " 615-446-8041 or jerry KG4HDZ mailto:lllphoto@bellsouth.net
Carter County Amateur Radio Association "http://www.kf4zqa.com" Will be in the gazebo at Carter County Health Department, 403 E. G St. Elizabethton, TN . Set will begin at 9am call KF4ZQA Contact: "mailto:kd4nh@arrl.net", Gerald V Lake, KD4NH ,423-725-2662
Andrew Johnson Amateur Radio Club, In the field at Kinser park (710 Kinser Park Ln, Greeneville, TN, 37743,) Talk-in: 145.390, call W4WC, Contact: Larry J White, AG4OB 423 639 8675
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West Tennessee Amateur Radio Society "http://groups.msn.com/AF4ZR/feildday2008.msnw" In the field at The Jackson Fairground Park (800 So. Highland Avenue Jackson, TN. 38301) Friday @ 5:00 PM till Sunday @ 5:00 PM PREPAREDNESS IN THE PARK SWAP MEET, FORUMS, and VE TESTING. CONTACT: kf4wnb "mailto:kf4wnb@bellsouth.net"
Roane County Amateur Radio Club "http://www.ke4rx.org/" In the field at gravel pit (1101 Sevier Ferry Road Kingston, TN), Contact: KD4GT mailto:kd4gt@ke4rx.org" 865 354-4311
METERS - Middle East TN Emergency Radio Service "http://www.metersinc.org/" In the field at 5904 Lyons View PIke, Bldg 1 Knoxville, TN KG4NLF Talk-in: 146.940, Contact: Gary Buczkowski, AG4XOmailto:ag4xo@metersinc.org, 865-966-8223
Wilson Amateur Radio Club " http://www.wilsonarc.org/" In the field at James E. Ward Agriculture Center 945 Baddour Parkway Lebanon, TN, WC4AR, Talk-in: 147.105, + offset, no tone, Contact: Wilson Amateur Radio Club "mailto:info@wilsonarc.org, WC4AR
Coffee County Amateur Radio Emergency Services WM4CC In the field at CCEMA, 1329 McArthur St , Manchester, Tn. 37355, Contact:: Bill Holt, N0EUU "mailto:wm4cc@mtars.org" 931-728-9015
Kentucky Colonels Amateur Radio Club "http://www.angelfire.com/ky/kcarc/" In the field at Park and Main Street Reservoir Hill Park, Bowling Green, KY , ky4bg 147.165 Contact: Don Bush KI4SMM 270-202-4668
Mammouth Cave Amateur Radio Club "http://www.geocities.com/ky4x2000/" In the field at Fort Williams , 303 Leslie, Glasgow ky, KY4X,146.940,contact::KE4KRN William E. Wilkerson "mailto:bwilkinson@scrtc.com" 270-651-6561
Huntsville Amateur Radio Club "http://www.harc.net/" In the field at Space Camp 1 Tranquility Base, Huntsville, AL, K4BFT, 146.940, Contact: K4RGG Rolf G. Goedhart "mailto:k4rgg@arrl.net"
Alcorn County ARES "http://acares.reiselt.com/" In the field at Corinth / Crossroads Regional Park, South Parkway self contained power, satellite QSOs W4TX 147.285+, 203PL Contact: P T Fred Reiselt, WB5CON "mailto:wb5con@arrl.net" 662-287-6521
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MCMINN COUNTY ARC "http://www.mcminnarc.com/" Will QSY to Athens Regional Park at the Lower Pavilion, next to the pond 145.310 (-) 141.3, Contact: SCOTT DUCKWORTH "mailto:kg4fzr@yahoo.com
Clarksville cats "http://www.kf4l.org/FIELDDAY2008.htm" In the field at the Jaycees building, Clarksville fairgrounds, qsy'd due to tornado, talkin147.390 Contact: Dan L Baker, N4GXE "mailto:n4gxe@bellsouth.net" 931-249-6525
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Hohenwald Amateur Radio Club " http://www.k4ttc.org" In the field at Tennessee Technology Center (813 W Main St, Hohenwald, TN, 38462) talk in 146.895- - pl 100 hz 6.895 Shirley Brown, K4RNX, "mailto:shirley.brown@ttchohenwald.edu" 931-796-5351 ext. 136
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Lakeway Amateur Radio Club "http://lakewayarc.org" In the field at Panther Creek State Park Morristown, TN Contact: James E Sipprell, K2HYQ orW2IQ "mailto:jmsip@charter.net"
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Reel foot ARC "http://www.reelfootarc.com/" In the field at SUNSEWPT AND E CHURCH DRIVE Union City, TN 146.70+ PL100 K4RFT, Contact: James C Hall, WB4YDL "mailto:wb4ydl@arrl.net " 731-885-6869
CORE Group " http://www.k4ore.net/"will be in a field near 5466 Marion road, Cunningham, TN. bring your own steaks. Callsign will be K4ORE. All are welcome. Contact number is Hank "hjkjr@charter.net" at 645-5206
146.67 Repeater Group will be in the field near headquarter rd north of Kingston Springs Tn. Call will be N8BMB talk in 146.67 Contact: Paul A Carr Sr, "n4aan@charter.net" N4AAN
Radio Amateur Club of Knoxville (RACK) in the field at Ft Dickerson Park, off Chapman Highway Hal Moncier (AG4GF) Talk-in: 147.300 Call W4BBB Contact: Randy Sartin, KG4SZW(865) 922-0386
Tipton Amateur Radio Society "http://www.members.tripod.com/tarswebsite/tarswebsite/" in the field at Gateway baptist church 1915 Rosemark RD Atoka, TN talk in:145.490 call ke4zbi Contact: William L Hughes Jr, KI4BIY" ki4biy@hughes.net " (901) 488-7196
Bristol A R C "http://www.qsl.net/barc/index.html"Please follow the signs to the Bristol Life Saving Crew picnic area on U-S Hwy 421 at South Holston Lake. Hidden in trees, w4ud contact: Talk-in: 146.67- and 147.00+ Contact: Ben Morris" k4edi@earthlink.net", K4ED 276-791-0102
Tennessee Signal Group in the field at muncipal airport8030 Hornet Avenue, Building N-263 Millington, TN Contact: Jerry W Sykes Jr, "wsykes@kb4zle.com"KB4ZLE 901-239-1174
Parrottsville Crackers in the field at garden club park parrotsville,tn call ag4oa Contact: Mark Wills AG4OA''ag4oa@hughes.net" 423 613 5549
Tennessee Valley DX Association "http://tvdxa.com/" in the field at 271 Pine Ridge Dr . Signal Mountain, TN W4PL Talk-in: 145.500 Contact: H B Thickman, KE4MBP " :ke4mbp@bellsouth.net
Scenic City Amateur Radio Society in the field at Shackleford Ridge Park Signal Mountain, TN W4SCA Contact: Shane Mercer," :scars@bellsouth.net" WA4SM
Stones River ARC "http://www.k4fun.net/" In the field at historic Sam Davis Home, 1399 Sam Davis RD Smyrna TN N4SDM Talk-in: 145.230- Contact: Keith E Miller Sr, "N9DGK@arrl.net"N9DGK 615-631-9952
Mid-South" http://www.maraonline.org/" and Delta, Tri state at Brignoles' Club house 2417 Lacosta, Bartlett, TN Multi club effort. Talk-in: 147.030 MHz 107.2 toneW4EM 901-488-0612
Bedford county literally in the stream at the Duck river cleanup Starts behind the Shelbyville Power and Water "308 South Main St"at 7:30 a.m. then on to a location yet to be determined Contact: WILLIAM L GILLILAND SR, "larrygilliland@bellsouth.net" N5HJE (931) 680-2510
MAURY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB http://www.w4ggm.org Chickasaw Trace Park "Burkett lane , Columbia tn" contact dalezhere@aol.com
Click Below For Past News Letters and East Tennessee Skywarn Page
http://etskywarn.org/ratpack.html
Chuck Martin RF Shop ....Click Below....
http://www.chuckmartin.com/RFShop/RFShopFrame.htm
Ham Tower Concerns Town Residents..Click Below.......
http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/tribunereview/search/s_572581.html
http://www.yourpenntrafford.com/penntraffordstar/article/ham-radio-tower-irks-neighbors
James Vesser called and asked that we keep him and his family in our prayers, his grandaughter passed away due to medical issues this morning,June 23,08 around 4:00am..James call is KI4WJE ..They live in New Market Tn.....
Also Boyd's wife Judy is still in the hopital recovering from her medical issues with high sugar levels,but is starting to recover ok,but may have to spend a day or two more in the hospital, our prayers also go out to Boyd and Judy also..KB4STE
If you have a health or welfare to report please send to , 470prayerlist@gmail.com
Don't forget the 470 ARRPG Net Tuesday at 7:00pm ..if you have info on Field Day and you would like to share it the place to pass around...also type of setups you maybe intenteding to use, setup of antenna's, type of power your using and more!! Should be a great net we hope , know that you may want to be out in the great weather but if you have time come on by !!!!
This news letter is this weekends so you will not be recieving any other news letter this week...Ladies don't forget the Ladies net on Thursday at 8:00pm and also today at 8:00pm.
Well see you all next weekend after this with more on Ham Radio and Tech Info...This news letter was limited to Field Day so any announcements have been held back till next weeks..
73
God Bless Everyone
Rick Sr & Cathy
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Rick Sawaya Sr N4JTQ &
Cathy Sawaya KI4YPO
2005 Spence Mountain Loop
Sevierville,TN 37876
865.429.2422
Monitor 145.470 & 444.300
Member Of SCARS,ECARS,SSCC
OMISS,MWCC
Donations to the 145.470 send to:
Tim Berry
214 Echodale Rd
Knoxville TN 37920
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