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Welcome to the new NH Section web site
Over the next few months you will hear from various departments within the Field Organization to provide you information and updates on particular happenings and news. This month we are pleased to have Assistant Section Manager, Dennis, N1IMW, share a few words on “CW Operations and Training” and activities within.
Dennis, N1imw
N1imw@aol.com Thanks for stopping by! As 2013 winds down, we are looking forward to 2014 as a growth year for code operations here in our ARRL NH section. Operating code gives both new and existing hams a great mode to work low power (QRP), field operations, contesting, kit building, NTS traffic operations, DX worldwide contacts and just plain old ragchewing with fellow code operators. Our goal for the NH section in 2014 is to help 15 operators achieve 10 words per minute proficiency via the 10-wpm endorsement for W1AW. Saturday morning classes will be held starting in January to assist members who would enjoy the camaraderie of a group setting for practicing and learning code. Stay tuned for details on location and exact time that should be announced by mid-December. I look forward to hearing from all New Hampshire hams regarding your possible interest in the classes. The more the merrier! Email me at: n1imw@aol.com. In the meantime, look for the second issue of the SLOW CODE SNAIL MAIL- our section newsletter with updates, tips and assorted information you’ll enjoy reading about (sign up at my email address above both email and US postal mail is available). Also, check out the ARRL website (www.arrl.org) for helpful information about cw operations. More importantly, find the W1AW (the league station in Newington, CT) code practice schedule and LISTEN. LISTEN, too, for the NH CW Slow Net held M-W-F at 7:30 PM in the code portion of 80 meters, usually at 3539 kHz. LISTEN ! Two words you’ll be hearing from me over and over: Listen and Practice! Listen and Practice . . .Listen and Practice! Let’s work at our goal of 15 new CW ops here in the great State of New Hampshire. December - Ahead in Radiosport
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Hiram Percy Maxim
ARRL Founder
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