Ham365 is the code refactoring HRDLOG.net
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User info
<p>
I'm what you would call a computer geek. The reason I decided to get into ham radio is because two of my favorite geeks became hams (John C Dvorak, KJ6LNG; Leo Laporte, W6TWT). I received my license in July 2011 and upgraded to General in November, 2011.</p>
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I work at home so I am almost always monitoring during the day; mostly on the following repeaters and 10 meters since its the only antenna I have:</p>
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<li>
Falls Lake ARC (146.94-)</li>
<li>
South Wake ARC (145.21- PL82.5)</li>
</ul>
<p>
I also enjoy calling into the "<a href="http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fnnirlp2/" target="_blank">Say Good Morning with Radio</a>" net on the <a href="http://www.carolina440.net" target="_blank"> carolina440 link network</a>which links to the IRLP micro-node reflector 9668 at 15:00 UTC (10 am EDT).</p>
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Equipment:</p>
<ul>
<li>
ICOM IC-2820H with a Comet GP-9 antenna.</li>
<li>
Yeasu FT-450D with a Alpha-Delta DX-CC multi-band fan dipolehung fromtrees.</li>
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Dual-band 5 watt Wouxun KG-UV3D with a Comet SBB-7 mobile antenna.</li>
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Hope to hear you on the air,</p>
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73,</p>
<p>
Edwin</p>
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