The Week on the Radio:
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The ARRL Letter
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February 4, 2010
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The Week on the Radio:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9Zev5gr9is This week, there is a
running of the NCCC Sprint Ladder on February 5. Look for the FYBO
Winter QRP Sprint, the Minnesota QSO Party and the AGCW Straight Key
Party on February 6. The Vermont QSO Party, the YL-ISSB QSO Party (CW),
the 10-10 International Winter Contest (SSB), the British Columbia QSO
Party, the Delaware QSO Party and the Mexico RTTY International Contest
are February 6-7. On February 7, check out the North American Sprint
(CW) and the ARCI Fireside SSB Sprint. The New Mexico QSO Party is
February 8. The ARRL School Club Roundup is
February 8-12. The NAQCC Straight Key/Bug Sprint is February 10 and the
CWops Mini-CWT Test is February 10-11. Next week, the NCCC Sprint
Ladder is February 12. The YLRL YL-OM Contest is February 12-14 and the
FISTS Winter Sprint is February 13. On February 13-14, be sure to check
out the CQWW RTTY WPX Contest, the KCJ Topband Contest, the Louisiana
QSO Party and the OMISS QSO Party. The North American Sprint (SSB) and
the SKCC Weekend Sprint are both February 14. The Classic Exchange
(Phone) is February 15 and the AGCW Semi-Automatic Key Evening is
February 17. All dates, unless otherwise stated, are UTC. See the ARRL
Contest Branch page
http://www.arrl.org/contests/, the ARRL Contest
Update
http://www.arrl.org/contests/update/ and the WA7BNM Contest
Calendar
http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/index.html for more
info. Looking for a Special Event station? Be sure to check out the
ARRL Special Event Station Web page
http://www.arrl.org/contests/spev.html.
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The ARRL Letter
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