Elizabeth "Beth" James
AA7NW
formerly
Pinedale, AZ,
now Thatcher, AZ |
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One of our two
"Lady Calabash"
regulars
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and she's currently off the air until she gets this antenna back up in
her new location. Any volunteers out there to help with the project? |
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Bob Albano
NO7S
Beaverton, OR |
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| Check out the antenna system description on his
QRZ.com listing |
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Vern Gerwer
W6LDY
Placerville,
CA
CHARTER MEMBER
Silent Key 5/7/2006 |
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Gary Stewart
VE3GRB
Russell, Ontario, Canada
And
another one of our
original members |
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A 3-generation
"Happy Family" pic --
complete
with typical
ham notations |
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Jan Bogue
KD6EMW
Twentynine Palms,
CA
.... who refers to himself as WBØYNX's
Ham Child!
That's his converted ambulance mobile
station
(Looks like he could get a job with the FCC, doesn't
it?) |
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Here he is reading
"TM11-680 - Department
of the Army Technical Manual - Teletypewriter Circuits and Equipment
(Fundamentals)"
That's some deep stuff! |
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Jerry Foster
KBØKRU
Sioux City, IA |
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Working from a wire antenna up there in the trees
surrounding the new house
We agree --
they are
too pretty to trim back to make room for a tower! |
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Geahardt "Gay" Woster
K7CXW
Punta Gorda, FL
Also
a Calabash charter member |
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And here he is in that famous hotrod!
We envy him --
December 30th and going out for a drive in
his shirt sleeves |
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Bob Cahill
KK7XD
Yuma, AZ
WWII Pacific Theater
Corsair Fighter Pilot
and one of
Tom's Heroes
Also another early, and very faithful,
Calabash member |
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And here is XYL Shirl hiding behind that beautiful
wall
with Old Glory
flying in the breeze |
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Kendall Guffey
K5DJU
Imperial Beach, CA
(our only full-time
active duty Navy member) |
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Another of the new hams we "Elmered" who's now an
Extra
The station shows
how far he has come! |
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Bob Bogash
W7DDD
Hansville, WA
...back on the air in 2004 after studying, testing
& re-licensing with a new call.
First licensed in 1958.
Check out his web site:
Trains, Planes,
and..... |
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| Bob says, "Hansville is a small
community of mostly retired residents, on a peninsula, surrounded by
salt water, at the north end of Kitsap Co., on the west side of Puget
Sound. It is comprised of a lighthouse, real estate office, garage,
community church, post office, & grocery -- where one can buy the
world's true essentials: 'Beer -- Wine -- Bait'." |
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