ARRL - Eastern Pennsylvania Section
Date: April 2, 2021Reply: w3gwm@arrl.org Thanks to everyone who has been checking into the Pennsylvania TrafficNet. CW Nets are inherently different from Voice Nets. CW nets use Q-Codes where three letter combinations beginning with theletter “Q” are used as a … Read More
If you need to polish your CW skills or you are a beginner at CW, here are some sources for training: Learn Morse Code – CW with The Long Island CW Club – Classes for all levels of operators (registration required) … Read More
If you have tried to check in on our EPA DM Net on PA Crossband 31425 on Thursdays at 7:00 PM EST and have wondered how come the net wasn’t running, or if you’ve wondered where I was, it seems … Read More
Sunday nights at 8 PM choose ID#60328 on your C4FM radio and join the statewide WIRES-X net. The Keystone-Wide room, (formerly the Uniontown Amateur Radio Club’s Keystone-West room) is now open to everyone in Pennsylvania and elsewhere. Steel City ARC’s … Read More
The EAWB for 6/14/2020 can be found at this link: http://w3luz.org/d3db/EPA_Section_ARES_Weekly_Bulletin_088_2020-06-14.html In this issue: Bulletin #088 June 14 2020 Request from the PA Criminal Intelligence Center Vandalism to Communications Equipment ARRL Eastern Pennsylvania Nets ARRL Eastern Pennsylvania Section ARES® Structure … Read More