Subj : Newsline Part 3
To   : All
From : Daryl Stout
Date : Fri Feb 10 2017 07:57 am

SCOUT CAMPS GET ON THE AIR

STEPHEN/ANCHOR: Some other bright young hams will be on the air this
month as part of Radio Scouting, as we hear from Amateur Radio Newsline's
Bill Stearns, NE4RD.

BILL'S REPORT: This week in Radio Scouting, we have one activation of
the K2BSA call sign, and two activations from Scout Camps on the Air.

Jeffrey Kent, KB0GVI, is the control operator for the K2BSA portable 0
station at the Old Capitol Valley District Winter Camporee at Lake Iowa
State Park in Landora, IA, on February 26.

Chuck McBride, WS5ADV, is the control operator for WS5BSA at the Troop 20
Hut in Oklahoma City, OK, on February 11th. Charles will have the scouts
active on 20 through 10 m on SSB from a Yaesu Ft-840 if the bands are open.

Chuck will also be activating WS5BSA from the Chickasaw National Recreation
Area on February 18th. This time they'll be active with a Yaesu FT-817 on
20m and 17m throughout the day. They will also be monitoring the SWIRA
repeater system.

For more information on K2BSA and radio scouting, please visit
http://www.k2bsa.net/.

For Amateur Radio Newsline, and the K2BSA Amateur Radio Association, this
is Bill Stearns, NE4RD.

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WORLD OF DX

Pista HA5AO is in Lesotho until February 26th as a volunteer at orphanages
using the call sign 7P8EUDXF to celebrate 30 years of the European DX
Foundation. He is on the air in his spare time. QSL cards go via OQRS to
HA5AO.

You can find Michael, DF8AN, on the air as CE0Y/DF8AN from Easter Isle,
and until February 17th. Listen for him operating on CW and on Digital
modes. He will move on to Juan Fernandez Island after February 21st, and
operate as CE0Z/DF8AN. QSLs go via his home call.

(IRISH RADIO TRANSMITTERS SOCIETY)

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BREAK HERE:

Time for you to identify your station. We are the Amateur Radio Newsline,
heard on bulletin stations around the world, including the K7MRG repeater
in Prescott, Arizona, on Tuesday evenings.

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HISTORY ON THE USS HORNET

ANCHOR/STEPHEN: The Ladies of the Net Radio Club, KM6CIR, have a big day
scheduled aboard a historic World War II ship. Amateur Radio Newsline's
Jim Damron, N8TMW, has the details.

JIM: A lot of history has sailed aboard the USS Hornet Museum Ship, which
now makes Alameda, California its permanent home. The Naval aircraft
carrier, formerly the USS Kearsage, was known in more recent decades for
recovering the Apollo 11 astronauts following their return to Earth after
the first moon landing mission in 1969.

On Saturday, February 18th, the Ladies of the Net Radio Club, KM6CIR, will
get closer to the ship's renowned history when they begin operating from
the on-board radio station NB6GC beginning at 1900 UTC. The club, an
informal net that meets weekday mornings on 40 meters, is based in Union
City, California.

The World War II ship, which was decommissioned in 1970, has been a public
museum since 1998, and it became home to the US Hornet Amateur Radio Club
in 2002.

For Amateur Radio Newsline, I'm Jim Damron, N8TMW.

(YL BEAM, QRZ.COM, USS HORNET AMATEUR RADIO CLUB)


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