AROUND THE LEAGUE
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November 2019 Report
Hello to everyone in the Southern New Jersey Section. As you are probably aware weather is getting colder so hopefully you have checked all your antennas before the real winter weather hits.
Thank you to all of the clubs who are forwarding me their newsletters.Some newsletter content may show up here. If you know of anyone in your club that is not a member of the ARRL please encourage them to sign up. Also please encourage members to signup for this email letter under membership profile at www.arrl.org.
Congratulations to the following Southern New Jersey Section team members who completed the “Introduction to Amateur Radio Emergency Communications” (EC-001) classroom version on November 7th at the American Red Cross facility in
Mercer County; K2AFO, K2PCG, KC2DUL, NU3E, KA3IAX, KE2ES, N2CPR, N2VVL, W2ZXR, KC2IMI and Caty Tsao.
The next offering of “Introduction to Amateur Radio Emergency Communications” (EC-001) classroom version is scheduled in Atlantic County at 6 to 9 pm on January 7, 14, 21, 28, and February 4 – final assessment.
Thank you to the SNJ instructional team of WX2NJ, N2RPQ and WB2ALJ for their efforts.
As of November, there are 13,792 licensed amateur operators in New
Jersey and 1,209 ARRL Members in SNJ
Novice (260)
Tech (6,417)
General (3,288)
Advanced (845)
Extra (2,982)
The Burlington County Radio Club took part in the Jamboree on the Air. This years event was held at the Tabernacle ESB and Pine Hill Scout reservation on October 19th and 20th. Thanks goes out to all that helped to make the day a success. This was another chance for the club to give back to the community.
Follow the Southern New Jersey Section on Social Media:
Facebook: ARRL Southern New Jersey Section for Ham Radio
Instagram: @arrl.southernnj
Twitter: @arrl_southernnj
Webpage: arrl.snj.org
Please support the South NJ Traffic net by checking in nightly at 8pm 147.345 PL 127.3 or Echolink KB2RTZ. We are also looking for some net control operators. If you are interested contact Steve Bromhead KB2RTZ, kb2rtz@gmail.com.
Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) is always looking for new members. Please contact Tom Devine, WB2ALJ wb2alj@arrl.net if you are interested.
ARRL Southern New Jersey Section Manager: Tom Preiser, N2XW n2xw@arrl.org
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November 2019 Report
Hello to everyone in the Southern New Jersey Section. As you are probably aware weather is getting colder so hopefully you have checked all your antennas before the real winter weather hits.
Thank you to all of the clubs who are forwarding me their newsletters.Some newsletter content may show up here. If you know of anyone in your club that is not a member of the ARRL please encourage them to sign up. Also please encourage members to signup for this email letter under membership profile at www.arrl.org.
Congratulations to the following Southern New Jersey Section team members who completed the “Introduction to Amateur Radio Emergency Communications” (EC-001) classroom version on November 7th at the American Red Cross facility in
Mercer County; K2AFO, K2PCG, KC2DUL, NU3E, KA3IAX, KE2ES, N2CPR, N2VVL, W2ZXR, KC2IMI and Caty Tsao.
The next offering of “Introduction to Amateur Radio Emergency Communications” (EC-001) classroom version is scheduled in Atlantic County at 6 to 9 pm on January 7, 14, 21, 28, and February 4 – final assessment.
Thank you to the SNJ instructional team of WX2NJ, N2RPQ and WB2ALJ for their efforts.
As of November, there are 13,792 licensed amateur operators in New
Jersey and 1,209 ARRL Members in SNJ
Novice (260)
Tech (6,417)
General (3,288)
Advanced (845)
Extra (2,982)
The Burlington County Radio Club took part in the Jamboree on the Air. This years event was held at the Tabernacle ESB and Pine Hill Scout reservation on October 19th and 20th. Thanks goes out to all that helped to make the day a success. This was another chance for the club to give back to the community.
Follow the Southern New Jersey Section on Social Media:
Facebook: ARRL Southern New Jersey Section for Ham Radio
Instagram: @arrl.southernnj
Twitter: @arrl_southernnj
Webpage: arrl.snj.org
Please support the South NJ Traffic net by checking in nightly at 8pm 147.345 PL 127.3 or Echolink KB2RTZ. We are also looking for some net control operators. If you are interested contact Steve Bromhead KB2RTZ, kb2rtz@gmail.com.
Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) is always looking for new members. Please contact Tom Devine, WB2ALJ wb2alj@arrl.net if you are interested.
ARRL Southern New Jersey Section Manager: Tom Preiser, N2XW n2xw@arrl.org
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