Would someone in NW CT or near NW CT be willing to give me a few min of their time to answer a few questions, after my research and reading there are still a few things I need to understand better.
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Questions about HAM??
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I would be more than happy to help you in any way I can and can be found very often in Sturbridge or Webster MA
But on the 18th I'll be here:
NARLFEST 2011
Saturday June 18
St. Mary's School
652 Willard Ave, Newington, CT
Click HERE for the printable 2011 NARLfest flyer
What is "NARLFEST?"
NARLFEST is a one-day annual event held by the Newington Amateur Radio League, a special-service non-profit club. NOTE: This is NOT the national ham association, ARRL, known otherwise as "The League." NARL is a local club supported by its member's dues, just like your home town's local repeater club. Serendipitously, over half of its members are also League employees.
The NARL club maintains the W1OKY and W1AW VHF repeaters and performs public service for the town of Newington and capital region.The purpose of the event is to raise money for the operation of this regional club, and to fund scholarships and other charitable functions.
The NARLFEST also provides a convenient place for hams to see, buy, and sell both new and used items related to the hobby such as radios, antennas, accessories, electronics, components, software, clothing, ID items, batteries, etc, as well as items of interest to spouses and families of the attending hams.
But on the 18th I'll be here:
NARLFEST 2011
Saturday June 18
St. Mary's School
652 Willard Ave, Newington, CT
Click HERE for the printable 2011 NARLfest flyer
What is "NARLFEST?"
NARLFEST is a one-day annual event held by the Newington Amateur Radio League, a special-service non-profit club. NOTE: This is NOT the national ham association, ARRL, known otherwise as "The League." NARL is a local club supported by its member's dues, just like your home town's local repeater club. Serendipitously, over half of its members are also League employees.
The NARL club maintains the W1OKY and W1AW VHF repeaters and performs public service for the town of Newington and capital region.The purpose of the event is to raise money for the operation of this regional club, and to fund scholarships and other charitable functions.
The NARLFEST also provides a convenient place for hams to see, buy, and sell both new and used items related to the hobby such as radios, antennas, accessories, electronics, components, software, clothing, ID items, batteries, etc, as well as items of interest to spouses and families of the attending hams.
