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Affiliated Club Coordinator - Al Shuman, K1AKSFirst licensed in 1987, as KA1QZT, later N1FIK, and currently
K1AKS. General class licensee also a member of Air Force MARSD Call sign, AFA1SH. New Hampshire Section Manager from (1992-1999, then again (2000-2005),and a third time (2008-2013) Held numerous club and Field Organization positions, beginning with: ACC (1989) Assistant Section Manager (1989-1992) NH QSO Party Chairman from (1992-2002) Official Relay Station Official Emergency Station Founder and first president (1991-1993) of the now defunct Amoskeag Radio Club in Manchester. At its peak boasted of 135 members. President of the NHARA a council of clubs (1990- 1997) Co-Chairman of the Manchester New England Division Convention (1993). Chairman of the Manchester New England Division Convention (1995). President Granite State Amateur Radio Association -Manchester (2005-2006) Volunteer Examiner (since 2006) Section Emergency Coordinator (2008-2013) Member of Skywarn (since 1994) Graduate of EC-01, 02, and 03 -Suite of ARRL Emergency Training Courses Organized and directed members of the Field Organization for the successful passage of two pieces of NH Legislation. · The first prohibits cities and towns from taxing as real estate towers, antennas and support structures. (QST August 94. This was considered to be landmark legislation as it was the first of its kind and to date, no other state is known to have this level of protection for its Amateurs. The second, Al spearheaded the passage of PRB-1 (tower pre-exemption) into State Law (QST December 1996). At the time, only two other States had PRB-1 codified in to State law. Worked with the NH Governor’s office to convert NH Proclamation from “Amateur Radio week” to “Amateur Radio month” which recognizes our contribution throughout the years. Designed a number of club patches including both the NH Section patch and the NH ARES patch. Al’s wife, Judi hold the call K1HUL The ACC is the primary contact and resource person for each Amateur Radio club in the section, specializing in motivating, providing assistance and coordinating joint activities of radio clubs. The ACC is appointed by, and reports to, the Section Manager. Requirement: Full ARRL membership Responsibilities:
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