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Add Your Club’s Field Day Event to the ARRL Locator

ByNF7Z

Make sure you post your club’s Field Day event on the ARRL’s Field Day Locator site.  Many use it when traveling during Field Day weekend and media outlets can use it as well.

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Pacific NW DX Convention in PDX August 15-17

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Wednesday, March 12 – Oregon Radio Clubs meeting!

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Become a Special Service Club

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Field Day 2024

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