I am working on building my shack, and am looking for some pieces and parts.
I plan to build/buy some dipoles, HF bands.
Looking towards a ICOM T90A for a handheld.
Already have a Yaesu FT-220.
Antenna Tuner(s)?
Kenwood TS-480HX or similar.
If you have a setup or have heard of a setup that works or is a favorite; please leave a comment.
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Well I am planning on upgrading to general and then extra in the near future.
A few VE Sessions are available:
Hopefully I pass the first session (elements 3 and 4) so i can operate HF at the Ohio QSO party as KD8GPL/AG or KD8GPL/AE
I prefer the latter 
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Me and Jake (KD8GPM) have been asked to create a new site for the club because the old would crash from overloading bandwidth. Well you can view our live progress at this page:
Thanks.
Surfin around on the net sometimes brings great rewards, laughs and references. Well I found one that met two of those (rewards/references)
The site\’s owner must be an expert at computers and web because he made a system to show all of the hams in a zip code, state, or by their call sign. This link was found in a Yahoo! Ham NewsGroup.
Enjoy!
Edit: After checking my email today I found some more great sites to add to my blogroll:
Repeater Maps:
Thanks to the Ham who created these sites.
Sep 22 will be the 100 year mark since President Mickinley passed on. Local Amateurs will help contact other amateurs and along the parade route. Plans have been set for the Special Event Station W8M “William 8 Mckinley” to be located behind the monument and working on several bands with a primary on 40 meters.
Also, knowledgeable people have informed me that the monument was never officially dedicated 100 years ago.
This amazes me because our city spent so much money and forgot to dedicate the thing. It will be officially dedicated on Sep. 22nd.
Aug. 25th marks the date for the Canton Amateur Radio Club Picnic, and the Ohio QSO party. I plan on testing for my general and extra upgrades that morning and hopefully will be able to use them in the afternoon and evening. For more info on the QSO part head on over to http://www.oqp.net