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The DDXA was formed to promote Ham Radio and the pursuit of DXCC. Please feel free to browse our web site. New information will be added regularly so stop back often. We encourage anyone interested in ham radio to visit us at our monthly club meetings. Dauberville DX Association HAM TECHNICIAN COURSE STARTING FEB. 27, 2010 Sponsored by the Reading
Radio Club (RRC) = = = = = = = = = =
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = By: Ed Morgan, K3QJ - RRC Training Chairperson The Reading Radio
Club will be conducting a Technician level training class starting on
Saturday February 27, 2010. The class will
run for six weeks and will include the FCC required license
exam. All classes will
be held at the Berks County Fire Training Center, 895 Morgantown Road (Rt.
10) starting at 8:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. The class is
free, but a textbook is required (ARRL's "Ham Radio License Manual" -
$24.95). The textbook, if pre-ordered the textbooks
will be available at the first class on February 27,
2010. The class is open
to all age groups and the Berks County Fire Training Center is handicap
accessible. Preregistration is not required but
suggested. For more
information e-mail:
k3qj@arrl.net or telephone 717.445.6229 --------------------------------------------------------- Wanted Any make 486 66 mhz
computer
in working order for amateur radio
project.
I will
pickup.
CONTACT: Randy, W3DSX
or
610-562-8931 - When machine answers press 5 --------------------------------------------------------
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DDXA FUND RAISER As a non-profit organization, the DDXA is participating in Redner's Warehouse Markets Save-A-Tape program. Here's how it works: The next time you are at Redner's, go to the office or Customer Service area and request a Save-A-Tape card. You will get a card for your wallet and 2 for key rings. When you check out, you hand the wallet card or key ring card to the cashier and he/she will swipe the card and hand it back to you. When you get the register tape, turn it in and the club will get 1% of the amount at the bottom of the tape in the Save-A-Tape program area. You can turn in your receipt(s) to any officer at any club event or meeting or by mailing them to an officer or the club post office box. Get your friends, family, neighbors, co-workers, etc. To also participate in the Save-A-Tape program and turn them in also for more money for the club. The more Save-A-Tape receipts we get, the more we can earn for the club. Last Updated February 8, 2010
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