NAQCC News Issue #067

From NAQCC VP John, K3WWP:

Issue #067 of our newsletter is now posted on the NAQCC web site.

In that newsletter you’ll find info about our April challenge which is an alphabet type challenge with the words being ‘Fools’ from Shakespeare’s works. It was suggested by Don VE3HUR.

In addition to more info about the challenge, you’ll also find the following in this edition:

2. The final results of our March sprint.
3. Latest award winners.
4. Latest general club news.

5. What our members have been doing – in the Member News section.

And that’s not all, so click on over to http://www.usatek.net/~yoel/newsletter_current.html right now and check it out.

NAQCC Newsletter #057

From NAQCC VP John, K3WWP:Issue #057 of our newsletter is now posted on the NAQCC web site.

In that newsletter you’ll find info about our November challenge which involves – as usual every November – making words relating to Thanksgiving from the letters in the calls of stations you work during the month. This is the fourth edition of the Turkey challenge already – how time flies. Don’t forget the prize in conjunction with our challenges. Our first two winners of Gregg WB8LZG’s bug/paddle handle pieces were absolutely delighted with them. You have a chance to be similarly delighted by mastering this month’s challenge.

In addition to more info about the challenge, you’ll also find the following in this edition:

2. The final results of our October sprint.
3. The latest Bear Hunt news.
4. Featured Award of the Month.
4a. Latest award winners.
5. Latest general club news.
6. What our members have been doing – in the Member News section.

And that’s not all, so click on over to http://www.arm-tek.net/~yoel/newsletter_current.html right now and check it out.



NAQCC Newsletter #056

From NAQCC VP John, K3WWP:

Issue #056 of our newsletter in its new format is now posted on the NAQCC web site.

In that newsletter you’ll find info about our NAQCC sprint which takes place this Tuesday evening, October 9 – or in UTC that’s Wednesday, October 10 0030-0230Z. This is a very special sprint for our club’s third anniversary month. We’ll have all 10 US call areas active with our special event call N3A/#. An excellent chance for anyone in the USA to earn a N3A certificate and QSL card. We’ll be giving away a QRP transceiver kit. We’ll be continuing our CW Books on CD’s giveaway. There’s much more than I’m going to take time to list here since it is in the on-line newsletter. Check it out and don’t have any excuses for missing this special sprint. Oh and don’t forget to submit your results via the new autologger which now has all its bugs sprayed and eliminated.

In addition to more info about the sprint, you’ll also find the following in this edition:

2. The (final) results of our September Challenge.
3. The latest Bear Hunt news.
4. Club news – Where the NAQCC is heading in the coming months.
5. Member News – What our members have been up to recently.

And that’s not all, so click on over to http://www.arm-tek.net/~yoel/newsletter_current.html right now and check it out.

NAQCC Newsletter #055

From NAQCC VP John, K3WWP:

Issue #055 of our newsletter is now posted on the NAQCC web site.

In that newsletter you’ll find info about our October challenge which involves working and/or operating our N3A special event call. It’s too late to sign up and operate the call now if you haven’t done so, but you can still make a QSO with the station to satisfy the challenge. Our first winner of Gregg WB8LZG’s bug/paddle handle pieces was absolutely delighted with them. You have a chance to be similarly delighted by mastering this month’s challenge.

In addition to more info about the challenge, you’ll also find the following in this edition:

2. The final results of our August sprint.
3. The latest Bear Hunt news.
4. Featured Award of the Month.
4a. Latest award winners.
5. Latest general club news – Special event call N3A info + more.
6. What our members have been doing – in the Member News section.

And that’s not all, so click on over to http://www.arm-tek.net/~yoel/newsletter_current.html right now and check it out.

Past newsletters are now archived on the web site, beginning with #042.