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We're BACK!
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We're currently re-working the site to try
and get it back to the status it once enjoyed. Things have been
very busy and there have been many changes in all of our lives.
That's not intended to serve as an excuse so please bear with us
while we work to get this back to normal. Any input for the
site, please contact N1UMJ. |
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I would like to personally apologize for the temporary outage... things should
get back to normal shortly! |
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Jim D - N1IV
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This
is one of the original club QSL cards, printed around
1979. It was given to us to scan by Sylvester Gookin, N1DKF...
thanks Syl! The club was formed in 1978 in the aftermath
of the Blizzard of '78. A large group of area Hams
got together and provided communications support to
local officials and to the Hospital and it's staff. When the storm was over, new friendships
were made, a need was recognized and a club was born. |
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Covering
Southeastern Mass... serving several communities and based in
Attleboro!
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Public
Service page updated 10/22/04 |
ARES
TEAM page updated 02/03/07 |
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eNEWS updated
02/24/07 |
Ham
Radio Classified Ads |
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The
Sturdy
Memorial
Hospital
ARC
welcomes you... |
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Affiliation Date: November 19, 1978 - Brought together by the Blizzard of "78" |
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"Special Service Club" - |
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Specialties: Public Service/Emergency
Communications/Amateur Radio Awareness
- Fully Equipped W1SMH Club Station - |
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General Interest -
HF/VHF/UHF - Contest - DX - APRS - PSK31 -
SSTV |
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Remember this... it takes me back a ways! Thanks to Chris
Smith, K1CJS for reminding us.
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- THE
AMATEUR'S CODE - |
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by Paul M. Segal,
W9EEA (1928) |
| The Radio Amateur is: |
| CONSIDERATE..... never
knowingly operating in such a way as to lessen the pleasure
of others. |
| LOYAL..... offering loyalty,
encouragement and support to other amateurs, local clubs and
the American Radio Relay League, through which Amateur Radio
in the United States is represented nationally and
internationally. |
| PROGRESSIVE..... with
knowledge abreast of science, a well built and efficient
station, and operation beyond reproach. |
| FRIENDLY..... with slow and
patient operation when requested, friendly advice and
counsel to the beginner, kindly assistance, co-operation and
consideration for the interests of others. These are the
hallmarks of the amateur spirit. |
| BALANCED..... Radio is an
avocation, never interfering with duties owed to family,
job, school or community. |
| PATRIOTIC..... with station
and skill always ready for service to country and community. |
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VHF and UHF
Club Affiliate Repeaters |
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147.195
(+Split)
- TS 127.3 |
447.975
(-Split)
- TS 88.5 |
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K1SMH/R |
KA1IG/R |
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Attleboro, MA |
North Attleboro, MA |
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| ARES Practice Net -
Every Thursday Evening at 9:00 P.M. - On the K1SMH/147.195 Repeater - Purpose: To
train and practice emergency communications and traffic
handling skills for area public service communications needs.
All club members and anyone interested in Public Service communications training are welcome to check in.
"Net Control Preamble" |
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KB1DRL at the W1SMH-1 APRS Station |
KD1OQ at Jamboree On
the Air! |
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"Contact Us"
via our contact email
address or email the
Officers below! |
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Club
President:
John Miller - N1UMJ
1315 Glebe Street
Taunton, MA 02780 |
Club Mailing Address:
C/O Ray Cord - K2TGX
316 S. Worcester Street
Norton, MA 02766 Evenings (508)
285-4059 |
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