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Re: Operations aboard ships

by Erie Fishtug » February 22, 2015, 3:53 pm

For what it is worth my Dad was VE3 JEE many years ago-
Anybody work him?

Re: Operations aboard ships

by Paul A » February 22, 2015, 2:50 pm

Thanks for the heads up Ron. I'm working on my general class license right now but I'll go to a friends station who has privileges and try to qso.

Paul KC0YIS

Re: Operations aboard ships

by Guest 3931 » February 22, 2015, 11:22 am

Hi Ron,
Thanks for the info. I have contacted USS Yorktown in the past for Field Day. Excellent experience. Lots of work to make the contact but well worth it.
No HF equipment yet but may be able to listen in over the internet.
73.
Philip VE3QVC

Operations aboard ships

by amateur operator » February 22, 2015, 7:45 am

On Monday, February 23, I have been invited to operate the amateur radio station, WA4USN, aboard the aircraft carrier USS Yorktown. The museum ship is moored at Patriot's Point near Charleston, SC. I should be on 20 and 40 metres after 1300. I hope to do some ssb and cw operation on 20 metres.

I have also been invited to operate aboard the battleship USS North Carolina on March 1. The call is NI4BK and the station will have several operators for the North Carolina QSO Party. The station should be on the air after 1000.

Ron VE3GO

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