
FMI: Kf5wdj@att.net
146.760 MHz, -, 146.2 Tone

FMI: Kf5wdj@att.net
146.760 MHz, -, 146.2 Tone
NOTE: This may be the last exam session prior to the FCC imposed license fee of $35.
Exam Candidates: You are REQUIRED to register in the FCC CORES system and receive a FCC Registration Number (FRN) before exam day. For FRN registration information, click this link… https://apps.fcc.gov/cores/userLogin.do
Click Here for FCC CORES Tutorial Videos.
If you haven’t preregistered for testing please do so prior to the test date.
Harlon Dale Durham, W5WI
w5wi@arrl.net
What to Bring to an ARRL Exam Session:Click here
FMI: https://k5lib.org/meetings-and-testing/

FMI: Kf5wdj@att.net
146.760 MHz, -, 146.2 Tone

FMI: Kf5wdj@att.net
FMI: https://k5lib.org/
146.760 MHz, -, 146.2 Tone

FMI: Kf5wdj@att.net
146.760 MHz, -, 146.2 Tone
After taking a few detours over the past couple of years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, ARRL Field Day rules are being updated on a permanent basis starting this summer. ARRL conducted a Field Day community survey with invitations propagated far and wide, and direct emails sent to more than 15,000 individuals and ARRL-affiliated clubs. After sorting through, reviewing, and discussing the survey results, the ARRL Programs and Services Committee recommended a number of rule changes for ARRL Field Day, which will take place this year over the June 25 – 26 weekend.
Starting this year, the maximum PEP output for a transmitter used by anyone submitting a Field Day log will be 100 W. The power multiplier of 2 will remain in place, and the high-power category will be removed from the rules. Until this year, the maximum low-power limit had been 150 W for most ARRL-sponsored operating events. The power multiplier will remain at 5 for QRP participants running a maximum of 5 W or less. As previously announced, 100 W is now the low-power category limit for all ARRL and IARU HF Contests, effective January 1, 2022.
A couple of changes instituted initially as accommodations for the COVID-19 pandemic will remain. Class D (Home) stations will continue to be able to earn points for contacts with other Class D stations. The club aggregate scoring change initiated in 2020 as a temporary measure will become part of the permanent rules. In the aggregate scoring plan, the scores of individual stations are combined under the score of a single club.
Another change, involving Rule 7.3.2 Media Publicity, has been modified. Rules to date have offered 100 bonus points for attempting to obtain publicity and demonstrating same. With the ease of posting via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and various other media websites, Field Day participants will now be required to obtain publicity, not just try to do so. Any combination of bona fide media hits would qualify for the bonus points. For example, posting the details of your upcoming or ongoing Field Day activity, or your Field Day results, on a club or news media site, on Facebook, or via Twitter and Instagram would meet the bonus criteria. Photos and videos are encouraged as part of media posts.

FMI: Kf5wdj@att.net
146.760 MHz, -, 146.2 Tone
Time: 9:00 AM (Walk-ins allowed)
Contact: Bernie Krasowski
(915) 857-5933
Email: bkrasowski@elp.rr.com
NOTE: This may be the last exam session prior to the FCC imposed license fee of $35.
Exam Candidates: You are REQUIRED to register in the FCC CORES system and receive a FCC Registration Number (FRN) before exam day. For FRN registration information, click this link… https://apps.fcc.gov/cores/userLogin.do
Click Here for FCC CORES Tutorial Videos.
If you haven’t preregistered for testing please do so prior to the test date.
Ron Harden, WT5X@WT5X.ORG
What to Bring to an ARRL Exam Session:Click here
FMI: https://k5lib.org/meetings-and-testing/

FMI: Kf5wdj@att.net
146.760 MHz, -, 146.2 Tone
Contact: Allen B. Griffith
(325) 998-6535
Email: n5ag@verizon.net

FMI: Kf5wdj@att.net
146.760 MHz, -, 146.2 Tone

FMI: Kf5wdj@att.net
FMI: https://k5lib.org/
146.760 MHz, -, 146.2 Tone

July 22 – 23 | Ham Holiday 2022, hosting the ARRL Oklahoma Section Convention, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma