Some letter combinations for Morse Code Practice:
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December 2016, General Membership Meeting
Called to order at 19:34 by Frederick W9GOC.
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Hmmm…
Spiral dipole for small spaces?
More Forty-9er Progress
All kits have been tested and the forty-9er portions reorganized for ease of assembly. Project Leader Matt now has the kits again, except for one: that kit’s owner is soldering it together to check for assembly issues. This will not delay kit distribution.
Forty-9er Kit Build (cont.)
We now have a reliable parts list for the modified Forty-9er part of the kit, based upon both the information contained in its schematic, and the prescribed modifications thereof . Lack of this list had been a major barrier to prospective volunteers for final inspection and testing .
The first kit is now tested and re-assembled. When six kits are ready, they will go back to Project Leader Matt. The seventh is being soldered together in order to discover any assembly issues.
FLARC Forty-9er project
The parts have been assembled into kits,
The parts in each kit are now being re-inventoried and tested
‘Head Copying’ Morse
November 2016, General Membership Meeting
Called to order by Frederick W9GOC.
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Getting Past Morse Code Learning Barriers
If you’ve hit a barrier in your Morse Code progress, The Art and Skill of Radio Telegraphy might be useful. Based upon the Koch and Farnsworth approaches to Morse learning, it launches into a comprehensive discussion of further learning aids, tips, and tricks.
September 2016, General Membership Meeting
Called to order by Frederick W9GOC at 19:30.
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