St. Petersburg Amateur Radio Club
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This past week the dual-band antenna was replaced because signals were somewhat degraded. The new 2m/70cm dual- band antenna is in place atop the building at 27th Ave N and MLK. The 220 antenna is a separate single-band antenna and continues to work well. With such a great repeater location, no wonder that these repeaters do such a wonderful job. Many thanks to the repeater team that keep things running.
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Ed first learned code in 1955 at age 8 from his dad, U.S. Navy, who sent code between ships via light and semaphore flags in the Pacific, WWII. Ed's Elmer in 1961 was W2ADC John Rogers who's first call was 2ADC (27th ham in 2 land). Novice license granted to Ed in 1961 WV2TKE, general in 1962 WA2TKE, moved to 6 land WA6YMC, then to 1 land N1GSW and finally extra class NZ1Q. He worked 40 years in high-tech, Electrical Engineer (BSEE), worked in semiconductor technology, digital communications, then management (MBA), now a free-loader. Ed is a member of ARRL, Florida Contest Group, Florida AM Group, past member of Yankee Cliper Contest Club, member of White Mountains Amateur Radio Club (NH) and has confirmed 319 countries (DXCC entities). His ham family: Ed Sr - N2HWI [SK]; brother Paul - N5MAB; BFF Mike - WA2WHI [sk - died in the north tower on 9-11-2001]. Ed has survived 7 Solar Cycles, while completing 71 orbits around the Solar System.
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