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[...] distance, that utilized only county roads aside from a short section of IN-58 in Lawrence and Greene county. In TBWR's first article on Indiana exploration, we will explore a portion of this route I [...]

[...] seen ugly things at the Hoosier Hills Ham Club. Every month, it was not a meeting of friendly amateur radio operators for the sake of fun, although most of the guys were plenty friendly, and amateur [...]

[...] him was having met him at some "get your ham license" type classes at the Hoosier Hills Ham Club in the spring of 1998. I was 15. He was very friendly and seemed genuinely interested in [...]

[...] ; I had more to give to other groups and people in my life. I had seen ugly things at the Hoosier Hills Ham Club. Every month, it was not a meeting of friendly amateur radio operators for the sake of [...]

[...] their county road names to coincide with their recent E911 readdressing a few years back, as Lawrence County did in the late 1990s. So, it may get easier to give directions based on road signs in the [...]

[...] hunt on 80 meters, it is a vehicular hunt, where one person hides within the constraints of Lawrence county, Indiana's public access properties, transmits something like one minute on or off with [...]

[...] in northern Brown county, and I've tried to become known to the ragchew group on the W9WIN system some morning and evening drive times when I can. I've caught a guy in KY who was [...]

[...] . I don't spend any real time using the local Bedford repeaters (I use repeaters on the W9WIN system), but I'd still drop my call to see who'd reply. Perhaps someone whom I had spoken with [...]

[...] Seven years. It had been seven years since the last fox hunt. I used to fox hunt every month. We have a unique local fox hunt, known (possibly) more commonly as ARDF, that only [...]

[...] I've found to that document is this: http://www.rmonet.com/ham/lid.html) Keith attended every Fox Hunt the club had as he could, up until just a couple months before he passed. He loved that part of [...]

[...] ham radio operator, I was going to operate as he did, and not sound like I just turned off my CB radio and jumped onto a ham radio. (The closest thing I've found to that document is this: http://www. [...]

[...] "clubs". 73 DE KB9SNL The Amateur's Code by Paul M. Sega, W9EEA (1928) The Radio Amateur is: CONSIDERATE: never knowingly operating in such a way as to lessen the pleasure of [...]

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