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TBARC
an ARRL Affiliated Club
Phoenix, Arizona
Member
ARIZONA HAM RADIO CLUBS
My Rigs:
Yaesu FT-897 HF-6m-2m-432/440 Base
FT-7900R 2m/440 mobile
TR-7400A 2 Meter Mobile/Base
IC-28A 2 meter mobile SOLD
FT-60 2 meter/440 HT
Alinco DJ-580 Duel Band HT
Ham Radio Deluxe
EchoLink
Scanners:
Pro-2021Base/ Mobile
Pro-2045 Base
Pro-2055 Base/Mobile
Pro-90 HT
Pro-95 HT
Radio Shack Viet Nam (Circa 1968-69)
Specialist. 4th Class (T)
The 596th was assigned to the 63rd Signal Battalion at Phu Bai
just below the demilitarized zone.
The unit provided major support to elements of the 101st
Airborne Division at Camp Eagle, Phu Bai and Firebases
Birmingham and Bastogne.
The old "Angry 19" radio
8th Infantry Division
HEADQUARTERS 8TH MEDICAL BATTALION
APO 8,
Lee Bks, Mainz-Gonsenheim
Lee Barracks main gate, early 1960s
Lee Barracks main gate, early 1970s
Amateur Radio is a scientific hobby. Amateur Radio is popularly known as Ham Radio. You can establish your own radio station and talk to friends all over the world.
A ham radio operator is a radio enthusiast who by virtue of his fascination towards wireless communication technology enables himself to establish his own two way radio station and communicate around the world for sheer joy, thrill and excitement involved in successfully establishing radio contacts around the world.
According to the Indian Wireless Telegraph Rules 1978, Amateur Radio service means a service of self training communication and technical investigations carried on by amateurs, that is, persons duly authorised under these rules interested in radio techniques solely with a personal aim and without pecuniary interest.
Ham Radio started with Marconi. All the present wireless systems like radio, television, cell phones and other wireless communication is possible because of his amateur experiment.
The hobby can be as simple as talking on local-area repeaters with those in the same town, to building a satellite or experimenting with new forms of telecommunications. Ham Radio operators can talk to those on the other side of the earth with nothing more than a simple short wave transceiver (transmitter + receiver) and a simple dipole antenna.
The Woodstock Generation
73s
