[IRCNews] Wisconsin QSO Party this Sunday 2pm - 9pm
JEFF HAMMER
jghammer1 at comcast.net
Wed Mar 11 12:15:41 CDT 2020
Dad and All,
If you do not know what a QSO Party is, it is just a fancy name for a planned and regulated effort to make contacts, usually for a state. It is extremely simple in most cases. The rules https://www.warac.org/wqp/wiqp_rules.htm should give you all the info you need to know. Every Ham in Indiana can participate as 10 and 6 meter are being used and hopefully those bands will be open that evening.
Jeff
> On March 11, 2020 at 1:03 PM Dennis Hammer <dghammer at iquest.net> wrote:
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> I read your email and saw the reply to it from Jimmy Merry.
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> I clicked on the link you included and looked it over. I am not familiar with a QSO party or how it works. Is it something I can do or is it just for HF contacts? If I can/should do it, what can/should I do and how do I do it?
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> From: IRCNews [mailto:ircnews-bounces at indyradioclub.org] On Behalf Of JEFF HAMMER
> Sent: March 11, 2020 12:19
> To: ircnews at indyradioclub.org
> Subject: [IRCNews] Wisconsin QSO Party this Sunday 2pm - 9pm
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> Being as my Dad and I have roots (or branches maybe) in Wisconsin Amateur Radio, I thought I would help promote the Wisconsin QSO Party this Sunday from 2pm - 9pm. It is relatively short and a great reason to get the Ivy Tech and SATERN/ARES stations active this weekend.
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> https://www.warac.org/wqp/wqp.htm
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> 73,
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> Jeff
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> N9NIC
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