Hi Jim, et. al...



A database for this year's event hadn't been created in our group so I
liberated the other group's data and applied it to a new and updated
table.  You may store data in either or both groups but chatting about
your plans has proven to be problematic on the other group as its
membership is 100% moderated, 100% of the time and some messages sit for
weeks before being posted.  Many have made suggestions to the group
owner as to ways to address the situation but those suggestions have
so-far fallen on deaf ears.




Fraternally,


Jon Pearl - W4ABC
www.w4abc.com






On 9/29/2011 11:44 AM, Jim Stafford W4QO wrote:
> Tom has posted the link to the "other" one and although we have had one here
the last two years, I would recommend we use that one to post our schedules and
info.
>
> jim/w4qo    hamjam.info<--- Check this too if you haven't heard!
>
> --- In ScoutRadio@yahoogroups.com, Tom Epperly<tepperly@...>  wrote:
>> The Yahoo Group JOTAskedbook also has a database where people can register
>> there JOTA groups.
>> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/JOTAskedbook/database
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Tom NS6T
>
>
>
>

Sorry, I forgot the link.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ScoutRadio/database?method=reportRows&tbl=8

On 9/29/2011 10:14 PM, Jon Pearl - W4ABC wrote:
> Hi Jim, et. al...
>
>
>
> A database for this year's event hadn't been created in our group so I
> liberated the other group's data and applied it to a new and updated
> table.  You may store data in either or both groups but chatting about
> your plans has proven to be problematic on the other group as its
> membership is 100% moderated, 100% of the time and some messages sit for
> weeks before being posted.  Many have made suggestions to the group
> owner as to ways to address the situation but those suggestions have
> so-far fallen on deaf ears.
>
>
>
>
> Fraternally,
>
>
> Jon Pearl - W4ABC
> www.w4abc.com
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On 9/29/2011 11:44 AM, Jim Stafford W4QO wrote:
>> Tom has posted the link to the "other" one and although we have had one here
the last two years, I would recommend we use that one to post our schedules and
info.
>>
>> jim/w4qo    hamjam.info<--- Check this too if you haven't heard!
>>
>> --- In ScoutRadio@yahoogroups.com, Tom Epperly<tepperly@...>   wrote:
>>> The Yahoo Group JOTAskedbook also has a database where people can register
>>> there JOTA groups.
>>> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/JOTAskedbook/database
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> Tom NS6T
>>
>>
>>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Check out the UK Radio-Scouting page here at Yahoo!Groups.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/radio-scouting-uk
>
> Now that you've got new licensees in your unit, why not have them subscibe to
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ScoutRadioYouth
>
> Visit "Operation On Target BSA" Mountain Top Signaling:
> http://www.ontargetbsa.org/
>
> Great list of Scouting/Amateur Radio web sites:
> http://www.k1dwu.net/ham-links/clubs.-.scouting.phtml
>
> SCOUTING and AMATEUR RADIO - FUN FOR ALL AGESYahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

Even worse than sitting for weeks before being posted, on [JOTAskedbook], they
can be censored for no apparent reason. I once posted a query about D-Star
operations for JOTA and it was censored for being "off topic". The owner PA1BAR
refused to even discuss it. I no longer bother with this group.

Charlie
KB3CO

--- In ScoutRadio@yahoogroups.com, Jon Pearl - W4ABC <jonpearl@...> wrote:

Hi Jim, et. al...

A database for this year's event hadn't been created in our group so I liberated
the other group's data and applied it to a new and updated table. You may store
data in either or both groups but chatting about your plans has proven to be
problematic on the other group as its membership is 100% moderated, 100% of the
time and some messages sit for weeks before being posted. Many have made
suggestions to the group owner as to ways to address the situation but those
suggestions have so-far fallen on deaf ears.

Fraternally,

Jon Pearl - W4ABC
www.w4abc.com

--- On 9/29/2011 11:44 AM, Jim Stafford W4QO wrote:
Tom has posted the link to the "other" one and although we have had one here the
last two years, I would recommend we use that one to post our schedules and
info.

jim/w4qo    hamjam.info<--- Check this too if you haven't heard!

--- In ScoutRadio@yahoogroups.com, Tom Epperly<tepperly@>  wrote:
The Yahoo Group JOTAskedbook also has a database where people can register there
JOTA groups.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/JOTAskedbook/database

Regards,

Tom NS6T

Nice work on the database but the scout page has more listed.

  or am I missing something?


AL KA1FFO

Baltimore 4 rives Troop 119

Hi Doug,

I assume that the fees for the not needed camp hat,
etc does not apply to the people only going there
to demo the ham radio equipment, am I correct?

tnx Bill wb2sxy@...

For the past few years our members have placed a JOTA Stations database
log in the Database section of ScoutRadio.  One had not been placed
there yet so I simply grabbed the station data located in the other
email list http://groups.yahoo.com/group/JOTAskedbook/database and
placed it our database files section
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ScoutRadio/database?method=reportRows&tbl=8
that's slightly modified to fit the data that I lifted.

What Scout page are your referring to, Al?



Jon Pearl - W4ABC
www.w4abc.com


On 9/30/2011 8:13 AM, albeham@... wrote:
> Nice work on the database but the scout page has more listed.
>
>   or am I missing something?
>
>
> AL KA1FFO
>
> Baltimore 4 rives Troop 119
>
>
>
>

Hi Jon,

I'm gonna guess that Al was referring to the new JOTA database at www.k2bsa.net,
specifically at http://www.scouting.org/jota/registered_stations.aspx

Radio Scouting has greater recognition at the National BSA since Jim Wilson,
K5ND, became the National JOTA Organizer and K2BSA now has some official web
presence.  Jim is Chairman of the National Radio Scouting Committee at BSA.  He
is also the Volunteer Chairman for the National Jamboree to be held in 2013.

Jim has posted on ScoutRadio several times.

73, Frank KR1ZAN


On Oct 1, 2011, at 1:22 PM, Jon Pearl - W4ABC wrote:

> For the past few years our members have placed a JOTA Stations database
> log in the Database section of ScoutRadio. One had not been placed
> there yet so I simply grabbed the station data located in the other
> email list http://groups.yahoo.com/group/JOTAskedbook/database and
> placed it our database files section
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ScoutRadio/database?method=reportRows&tbl=8
> that's slightly modified to fit the data that I lifted.
>
> What Scout page are your referring to, Al?
>
> Jon Pearl - W4ABC
> www.w4abc.com
>
> On 9/30/2011 8:13 AM, albeham@... wrote:
> > Nice work on the database but the scout page has more listed.
> >
> > or am I missing something?
> >
> >
> > AL KA1FFO
> >
> > Baltimore 4 rives Troop 119
> >
> >
> >
> >
>

Hi Frank and Walter.

Saw it - forgot about it.   It's a great resource and goes beyond the
confines of our little group, here.  I placed a hypertext link to its
anchor page http://www.scouting.org/jota.aspx on this group's home page,
some months ago after the ARRL redesigned their site.


Thanks for the clarification.



73,


Jon Pearl - W4ABC
www.w4abc.com


On 10/1/2011 1:43 PM, Frank Krizan wrote:
> Hi Jon,
>
> I'm gonna guess that Al was referring to the new JOTA database at
www.k2bsa.net, specifically at
http://www.scouting.org/jota/registered_stations.aspx
>
> Radio Scouting has greater recognition at the National BSA since Jim Wilson,
K5ND, became the National JOTA Organizer and K2BSA now has some official web
presence.  Jim is Chairman of the National Radio Scouting Committee at BSA.  He
is also the Volunteer Chairman for the National Jamboree to be held in 2013.
>
> Jim has posted on ScoutRadio several times.
>
> 73, Frank KR1ZAN
>
>
> On Oct 1, 2011, at 1:22 PM, Jon Pearl - W4ABC wrote:
>
>> For the past few years our members have placed a JOTA Stations database
>> log in the Database section of ScoutRadio. One had not been placed
>> there yet so I simply grabbed the station data located in the other
>> email list http://groups.yahoo.com/group/JOTAskedbook/database and
>> placed it our database files section
>> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ScoutRadio/database?method=reportRows&tbl=8
>> that's slightly modified to fit the data that I lifted.
>>
>> What Scout page are your referring to, Al?
>>
>> Jon Pearl - W4ABC
>> www.w4abc.com
>>
>> On 9/30/2011 8:13 AM, albeham@... wrote:
>>> Nice work on the database but the scout page has more listed.
>>>
>>> or am I missing something?
>>>
>>>
>>> AL KA1FFO
>>>
>>> Baltimore 4 rives Troop 119
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>
>
>

 

K5ND at BSA is maintaining this page:

http://www.scouting.org/jota/registered_stations.aspx

wunder

On Oct 1, 2011, at 10:22 AM, Jon Pearl - W4ABC wrote:

 

For the past few years our members have placed a JOTA Stations database
log in the Database section of ScoutRadio. One had not been placed
there yet so I simply grabbed the station data located in the other
email list http://groups.yahoo.com/group/JOTAskedbook/database and
placed it our database files section
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ScoutRadio/database?method=reportRows&tbl=8
that's slightly modified to fit the data that I lifted.

What Scout page are your referring to, Al?

Jon Pearl - W4ABC
www.w4abc.com

On 9/30/2011 8:13 AM, albeham@... wrote:
> Nice work on the database but the scout page has more listed.
>
> or am I missing something?
>
>
> AL KA1FFO
>
> Baltimore 4 rives Troop 119
>
>
>
>

--

Walter Underwood

Venture Asst. Scoutmaster

Troop 14, Palo Alto, CA

To all:  I just uploaded a picture of a crystal radio project I'll be building
with our scout troop at JOTA.  It is a VERY simple, low-cost easy-to-build
design.

The radio is built on an 8" piece of pine 1x6" plank.

The coil is build on a 5.5" square piece of cereal-box cardboard, with seven
radial cuts down to a 2" circle in the middle.  It is wound with 48 turns of 24
AWG enameled wire in a 'spider-web' style.  A tap at 24 turns is also brought
out.  When done, a piece of tape is placed on each edge for reinforcement.

A 0.5" wide piece of corrugated cardboard is placed on two opposite edges on the
bottom of the coil, and the coil assembly fastened to the breadboard using four
thumbtacks in the corners of the coil board.  The corrugated cardboard strips
space the coil up from the board.

The radio is tuned with a 4" square piece of aluminum foil taped to the bottom
of a 4"x6.5" piece of cereal-box cardboard, at one end, while 1/2" of the other
end is bent up for a handle.  This is slid under the coil.

At the opposite end from the slider, four #6 sheet metal screws are driven into
the breadboard.  Three have fahnestock clips, one just has a brass washer under
its head.

The rightmost fahnestock has the coil center tap under it, stripped and tinned. 
This is the connector for a long antenna.

The middle fahnestock clip has the outer coil lead, stripped and tinned, under
the clip.  This is the short antenna connector.

The left fahnestock clip has the inside coil lead stripped and tinned, under the
clip.  This is the ground connection.

Between the short antenna and ground clips, a fixed capacitor is placed.  Since
this rig will only tune one half of the AM band, you should pick the cap to
cover a strong local station.  68 pF will cover the high side of the AM band,
220 will cover the middle, and 470 will cover the bottom.  Place the capacitor
leads under the fahnestock clip.

A 47k resistor and leads from a ceramic (crystal) earphone go underneath the
screw at the far left and the grounf clip.

A 1N34A diode bridges between the middle fahnestock clip and the far left screw.


Total parts cost will be about $5, and it should work pretty well with a decent
antenna.

73 Dave NM0S

Greetings to the group,

A question was asked of me if there would be IRLP usage during Jamboree on the
Air this year.  In previous years I had gotten permission to use a local
repeater with IRLP capabilities and just trolled around other nodes to make
contacts.  Last year I contacted Jeff, N4MSE who is custodian of the Dallas IRLP
reflector to allow us to use a sub channel for JOTA.

I again asked this year and was given permission to use the main channel 0 of
the 345 Dallas Reflector as a JOTA meeting point.  The Dallas reflector is not
as heavily used as some of the other reflector main channels and so this is a
good start point for IRLP connections.  I would suggest contacting the trustee
of the local IRLP machine for permission to use it for the day for JOTA
activities.  Then dial up 9450 to connect to the Dallas Reflector.  On most open
systems, all you need to do is enter that number and if the connection is
available it will be established.  73 is used to disconnect.

To see what nodes are currently connected to all the IRLP reflectors at
http://irlp.g4eid.co.uk/status/all_reflectors.html and you can drill down to
just the Dallas Reflector by clicking on it's hyperlink in mid page which brings
you to http://irlp.g4eid.co.uk/status/ref945.html.  The page will automatically
refresh or just hit F5.   You will see your local node show up in the list.  It
may take a minute or so for it to update though so be patient.  Channels are
0-9.  You will see channelos with no activity.  AS I write this Channels 0,
2,3,8 and 9 are empty.  If you find a node city on Channel 0 you want to
communicate with, request for the station connected to move to one of the
available channels.  If we spread out, more of us can use this mode for JOTA.

Of course you can do direct node to node connections and sometimes random
calling will provide interesting and rewarding results.  Nodes in some areas of
the country seem to be friendlier to this random activity than others.

If you plan to be active on a node, (We in Dallas will be using the 442.025
repeater with 127PL to connect to the Dallas Reflector so local stations feel
free to jump on and join the fun.  Node number is 3695.

Keep a 3rd party traffic agreement list handy so as to keep things legal.  Have
a good time and hope to see you on the air.

Tom Schuessler, N5HYP
73

K2BSA/5 will again be active from the National Scouting Museum located in
Irving, Texas from 1500-2200Z 15 October.  Modes will be HF on or near Scout
frequencies, local repeaters and IRLP via the Dallas Reflector Node 9450.  Also
will be active on some Amateur satellite passes as well.

Hope to see your group on the air.

73 de Tom Schuessler, N5HYP
JOTA at the Museum coordinator
Irving Amateur Radio Club, Irving Texas

http://irvingarc.org

Ya estamos a solo 1 semana y 4 días de nuestro evento, y tu ya estas preparado?

Recuerda que es el mes de las comunicaciones y debes prepararte para ello, en el Jota-Joti puedes hacer muchas actividades donde puedas demostrar y desarrollar tus habilidades.

Visita https://sites.google.com/a/scoutsvenezuela.org.ve/jotajoti/ y ahí encontraras todos los insctructivos, manuales, guías, vídeos promocionales y tutoriales y los programas que puedes usar durante el Jota-Joti.

Es la oportunidad de establecer comunicación con hermanos scouts de todo el mundo donde el limite lo pones tu.

No dejes que otro te lo cuente.

Puedes seguirnos en Facebook en http://www.facebook.com/JotaJotiVenezuela ó vía twitter por @JotaJotiVzla y enterarte de las últimas noticias para el evento.

S.L.P.S.
 
Leobaldo Acuña Hernández.
Cooperador Nacional Jota-Joti. NJC Venezuela.
Asociación de Scouts de Venezuela, YV-5-ASV  &  YV-5-ARS
2011 Movimiento Scout, Unidos Contra el Hambre.

N5HYP wrote:

> A question was asked of me if there would be IRLP usage
> during Jamboree on the Air this year....
> I... was given permission to use the main channel 0
> of the 345 Dallas Reflector as a JOTA meeting point. ...

Other than the internet, there is another way to find out what is the
nearest IRLP, Echolink or Alstar node near you out in the field or on the
road.  Just send an APRS message to AVRS (the Automatic Voice Relay System)
and indicate in the message a ? or a ?I, or ?E or ?A to ask what is the
nearest VOIP repeater or link near you.  It will respond with range and
bearing as well as frequency and tone.  This is all part of the integration
of APRS as a signaling method to set up voice calls between any hams
anywhere by callsign alone.  John Gorkos, AB0OO in Atlanta is writing the
AVRS engine.  I know at least the Echolink and IRLP node status is working
so far.  Hopefully Alstar, Dstar, and WIRES will be next.

> To see what nodes are currently connected to all the IRLP
> reflectors at http://irlp.g4eid.co.uk/status/all_reflectors.html
> and you can drill down to just the Dallas Reflector by clicking
> on it's hyperlink in mid page which brings you to
> http://irlp.g4eid.co.uk/status/ref945.html.  The page will
> automatically refresh or just hit F5.   You will see your local
> node show up in the list....  Channels are 0-9.  AS I write this
> Channels 0, 2,3,8 and 9 are empty.  If you find a node city on
> Channel 0 you want to communicate with, request for the station
> connected to move to one of the available channels.  If we spread
> out, more of us can use this mode for JOTA.

> If you plan to be active on a node, (We in Dallas will be using
> the 442.025 repeater with 127PL to connect to the Dallas Reflector
> so local stations feel free to jump on and join the fun.
> Node number is 3695.
>
> Keep a 3rd party traffic agreement list handy so as to keep things legal.

> Have a good time and hope to see you on the air.
>
> Tom Schuessler, N5HYP

Hello Folks...
Well it's one week to the big event...

And the new website for GB2GP Gilwell Park is just about ready! It
still needs some content adding, and it won't completely come alive
until next weekend, but it's up and running.

http://www.gb2gp.org.uk

Over JOTA the website will feature live frequencies, updated
automatically from the rigs and our online logbook, again updated
automatically every couple of minutes.
There will be at least one live webcam, controllable across the web so
you can pan round the shack and see what's happening.
Our SSTV will upload received and transmitted pictures onto the
server, and the weather satellite receiver will upload all the
received weather images, including the progressive composite images.
The Scouts visiting the station will also be able to add to our live
news section, as well as creating their own pages as we go through the
weekend.
Need to know if you can get a contact to the UK at a given time and
freq? Well there's no guarantee, but have a look at the propagation
page to see the predicted activity.

We also have Facebook and Twitter (@GB2GP) feeds... Please 'Like' or
'Follow' us to keep up to date with what we're up to...
Links to both from the home page.

Can you help fill in the gaps? We're trying to document the history of
Radio Scouting at Gilwell Park. If you are able to add to the history
pages, please drop me a line.

73 and look forward to speaking to you over JOTA from GB2GP
Frank Heritage
M0AEU

Hello Folks...
Well it's one week to the big event...

And the new website for GB2GP Gilwell Park is just about ready! It
still needs some content adding, and it won't completely come alive
until next weekend, but it's up and running.

http://www.gb2gp.org.uk

Over JOTA the website will feature live frequencies, updated
automatically from the rigs and our online logbook, again updated
automatically every couple of minutes.
There will be at least one live webcam, controllable across the web so
you can pan round the shack and see what's happening.
Our SSTV will upload received and transmitted pictures onto the
server, and the weather satellite receiver will upload all the
received weather images, including the progressive composite images.
The Scouts visiting the station will also be able to add to our live
news section, as well as creating their own pages as we go through the
weekend.
Need to know if you can get a contact to the UK at a given time and
freq? Well there's no guarantee, but have a look at the propagation
page to see the predicted activity.

We also have Facebook and Twitter (@GB2GP) feeds... Please 'Like' or
'Follow' us to keep up to date with what we're up to...
Links to both from the home page.

Can you help fill in the gaps? We're trying to document the history of
Radio Scouting at Gilwell Park. If you are able to add to the history
pages, please drop me a line.

73 and look forward to speaking to you over JOTA from GB2GP
Frank Heritage
M0AEU

----- Original Message -----

From: Rubén

To: ScoutRadio@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2011 9:05 PM

Subject: [ScoutRadio] En la recta final del JOTA-JOTI

 

Ya estamos a solo 1 semana y 4 días de nuestro evento, y tu ya estas preparado?

Recuerda que es el mes de las comunicaciones y debes prepararte para ello, en el Jota-Joti puedes hacer muchas actividades donde puedas demostrar y desarrollar tus habilidades.

Visita https://sites.google.com/a/scoutsvenezuela.org.ve/jotajoti/ y ahí encontraras todos los insctructivos, manuales, guías, vídeos promocionales y tutoriales y los programas que puedes usar durante el Jota-Joti.

Es la oportunidad de establecer comunicación con hermanos scouts de todo el mundo donde el limite lo pones tu.

No dejes que otro te lo cuente.

Puedes seguirnos en Facebook en http://www.facebook.com/JotaJotiVenezuela ó vía twitter por @JotaJotiVzla y enterarte de las últimas noticias para el evento.

S.L.P.S.
 
Leobaldo Acuña Hernández.
Cooperador Nacional Jota-Joti. NJC Venezuela.
Asociación de Scouts de Venezuela, YV-5-ASV  &  YV-5-ARS
2011 Movimiento Scout, Unidos Contra el Hambre.

K2BSA/5 will again be active from the National Scouting Museum located
in Irving, Texas from 1500-2200Z 15 October. Modes will be HF on or near
Scout frequencies, local repeaters and IRLP via the Dallas Reflector
Node 9450. Also will be active on some Amateur satellite passes as well.

Hope to see your group on the air.

73 de Tom Schuessler, N5HYP
JOTA at the Museum coordinator
Irving Amateur Radio Club, Irving Texas

Cub Scout Pack 66 of Edison, New Jersey will be on the air 16 October, 2011  from 9:30am to 3:30pm  Eastern Time.    Pack 66 will be operating  from the  Ocean-Monmouth Amateur Radio Club station (N2M0)  located on the 32 acre campus of the InfoAge Learning Campus in Wall Township, New Jersey.   The Scouts will be using the K2USA call sign for this event.

Information about the Omarc and the N2M0 station

• http://infoage.org/exhibits/ocean-monmouth-amateur-radio-club.html
• http://infoage.org/exhibits/ocean-monmouth-amateur-radio-club/diana-site-tour.html
  

73 Martin Flynn
W2RWJ

Hi,

Winston Hills Girl Guides will be operating JOTA from our Guide Hall about 25km
NW of Sydney, Australia between 0300-1300GMT Saturday 15th October
(2pm-~midnight local AEDST).

We are expecting around 150 Girl Guides to visit our station this year.

We will be operating under the Winston Hills Girl Guide's official callsign
VK2GGZ on Echolink (VK2GGZ-L, node number 353 879) as well as on 40m, 2m and
70cm.

Operators will be VK2YL, VK2FICQ, VK2FMYL (all Girl Guide Leaders), VK2FGWW
(Girl Guide), VK2KEU, and station engineer VK2AKG.

You can check out our site at: http://fanden.com/wh_guides/jota.htm

Give us a call.

73, Lorraine (VK2FICQ)

Late breaking news for 2011: A Youth Class added

The New York QSO Party committee has added a Youth class for 2011. They
have 2 plaques sponsored for Youth operators, one for Youth under the
age of 12 and one for Youth between 13 and 17 years of age. NYQP wants
to help out with getting our young operators active, if you know a young
operator, now is the time to get him/her active and on the air for some
fun. See the NYQP rules section.

http://www.nyqp.org/

The date of the 2011 NYQP:
Saturday, Oct. 15, 2011: 1400 UTC thru Oct. 16, 0200 - 12 Hours
(Third Saturday in October)


Tnx es 73 YIS WWW de Bill WB2SXY dit dit

Hi All,

The JOTA Guys will be operating from Camp Babcock-Hovey in
western NY state for the Challenge Trophy Camporee this
Saturday. Look for us near the Scout Frequencies.
I have no idea if this camp ( part of Seneca Waterways
Council - previously Otetiana Council ) has ever been
registered or activated before. We have operated from
Camp Cutler (Ontario County) for many years and will
be trying out this new site!
>
> Tnx es 73 YIS WWW de Bill WB2SXY dit dit
>

To celebrate the Centenary of Scouting in Hong Kong, HKIR IT Club VR2HKS will
qrv with the special callsign VR2 100S

This year we will have a JOTA field day outside the Hong Kong Disneyland and the
expected participants will be over 1,000 Scouts and Cubs on Sunday 2011-10-16
0100UTC - 0800UTC.

With the enthesis on Emergency Communication, we will conduct demo on SET and
ARES station setup.

IOTA: Hong Kong Island Group AS-006

Operating times

Saturday

  2011-10-14 2200UTC to 10-15 0100UTC

  2011-10-15 1200UTC-1400UTC

Sunday

  2011-10-16 0100UTC-0800UTC

Frequency

  20m 14.290MHz +/-

  15m 21.360MHz +/-

Echolink

  VR2HKS-L #312721, VR2JAM-R #356162, VR2HKS #192417

  We would appreciate your sked, please contact or give us a call on echolink


  Happy Radio Scouting!

  73 and YIS,

  Dawood
  VR2XNG KC2ZBF M1ENG
  Hong Kong Scout HKIR IT Club (VR2HKS VR2JAM VR2S VR100S VR2100S)

  *********************************************
  Echolink node: VR2XNG #12539
  MSN: burningwoodhk@...
  Skype: dawoodng

  Facebook: dawoodng@...
  Website: www.it-scout.org