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Club News
Club Open House
Author:
w8jkc ::
Posted:
Wed Apr 16, 2008 8:35 am
Canton Amateur Radio Club will host an open house at the E.O.C. Wednesday, April 16th 2008. All Club Members and guests are encouraged to attend.
The EOC is located at 4500 Atlantic Blvd. N.E. in Canton and is on the lower level of the Stark County Sheriff's Office.
The meeting will start at 7pm.
Directions will be available on the W8AL Repeater, 146.79-Mhz.
Author:
w8jkc ::
Posted:
Fri Mar 07, 2008 8:44 pm
The Canton Amateur Radio Club is hosting licensing courses for new and old hams alike. The Extra class is currently taking place on Tuesdays nights.
The Technician class will begin on Tuesday April 22nd in the evening.
Please contact Bill N8PW @ (330) 454-7793 to reserve a seat, and order your workbook.
Author:
w8jkc ::
Posted:
Mon Mar 03, 2008 11:44 pm
This website has been updated, and repaired.
Some of the stuff that was fixed:
65,000 Spam posts to photo gallery were removed, gallery is offline until comments can be disabled.
6,000 Spam accounts were removed from bulletin board and registration captcha was added.
Setting was also changed to allow instant registration instead of emailing for every new user.
Need to do yet:
Upload pictures to photo gallery from W8M, FD '07, QSO Party '07, etc.
Update Roster of current members and info.
Update/Add news to current info.
Author:
w8jkc ::
Posted:
Wed Apr 23, 2008 3:05 am
[Copied from the Ohio ARRL Section Bulletin]
The Portage County Amateur Radio Service (PCARS) announces the first
Ohio State Parks On The Air Contest to be held on Saturday, September
6, 2008, from the hours of noon to eight p.m. EDT (1600Z to 2400Z).
Author:
NG8D ::
Posted:
Fri Jul 15, 2005 11:09 am
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