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Subject: Re: What hath God wrought? Author: Dmitri [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 13:22:14 06/23/13 Sun In reply to: Sharon 's message, "Re: What hath God wrought?" on 13:24:19 06/21/13 Fri I tried to find Turtle Hill northeast of Spearfish Lake, but must have gotten lost. You need to refine the map and your directions in the books, Wes. >For MANY years now, Morse code has not required a >hardline connection to receive or transmit. This >weekend is the ARRL National Field day, Morse code >will be transmitting non stop from Friday til Sunday. >If you see a bunch of antennas set up in your local >park or hill top, stop by and watch some of these guys >and gals demonstrate their skill. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: Re: What hath God wrought? Author: ralph058 [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 10:12:15 06/25/13 Tue Some Hams like to operate on very low power. The band at 10.058MHz is reserved for Morse Code. >For MANY years now, Morse code has not required a >hardline connection to receive or transmit. This >weekend is the ARRL National Field day, Morse code >will be transmitting non stop from Friday til Sunday. >If you see a bunch of antennas set up in your local >park or hill top, stop by and watch some of these guys >and gals demonstrate their skill.