
If
anyone is wondering what KU4CW is for.........it's a HAM
radio operator call sign. HAM radio is also called Amateur Radio. A unique call sign is assigned to anyone who passes
one of several FCC (Federal Communication Commission) exams.
HAM radio is a very exiting and extensive field which covers a
lot of ground. Here you will
find links to important local info about HAM operations, a link to pics of
my computers and radios, and
links to my favorite HAM web sites. I update these web pages
regularly so please come back soon. May God bless you in
Jesus' name.
*** The
web sites on all links below may have information I do not condone. I have
these links on here for the HAM info only.
For your information:
Amateur Radio Licensing structure is here...For Complete info on the new
restructuring on the ARRL web pages click the link below......
ARRLWeb: Amateur
Licensing-preparation
Amateur technician, general and extra class question pools
are now available at the ARRL....click below....
ARRLWeb: Amateur Exam
Question Pools
Visit
BARS on the web

The
Bullitt Amateur Radio Society
I was a member of BARS from the time I
became a HAM until 2002. Working full time and Bible study is taking most of
my time lately. The Bullitt Amateur Radio
Society owns two repeaters. One is on the 2 meter
frequency of 146.700 mhz. The other is a lower power repeater on the 70 cm
frequency of 443.700 mhz. I have an Extra class license and own a Radio
Shack 2 meter mobile radio (HTX-242) which I use as a base
right now. I have a Mirage
dual band amp (50watts
on 2m, 35watts on 70cm) for my handheld radios
if needed. I own a Yaesu dual band (2m &
70cm) mobile (FT-8500), a Yaesu tri-band (6m, 2m,
& 70cm) handheld (VX-5R) and a working high
frequency (HF) Heathkit HW-100 which is without an
antenna at this time.
BARS has
introduced me to all kinds of great people and interests. I
have enjoyed being a member of SKYWARN and
working with the NOAA weather
people during emergency nets. I have also been a net control
manager for the Bullitt Amateur Radio Society's ARES,
RACES, and SYWARN net which meets every
Monday night at 0030 hours UTC (7:30pm local time) on the BARS 146.700
repeater.
Below is a link to some pictures
of my shack (computers and radios).
My HAM Shack
(pictures of my radios and computers)
   
SKYWARN
2000
    
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