The conclusion of a two part series on how to make a tigertail counterpoise for your HT.
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Meetings
Meetings are held on the first and third Monday each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Busch Community Room, 7501 Ridge Road in Parma, Ohio. All visitors are welcome.
Nets
Parma Radio Club nets meet once a week on 2m and 10m. It's where you can get the latest club news and have lively discussions that range from highly technical to frivolous. Everyone is welcome to check in. You do not need to be a member of the club to participate.
146.46 MHz simplex
Tue, 9:00 pm
28.460 MHz USB
Thu, 9:00 pm
146.46 MHz simplex
Tue, 9:00 pm
28.460 MHz USB
Thu, 9:00 pm
Membership
Membership in the Parma Radio Club is open to anyone who has an interest in amateur radio. To join, fill out the membership application and send it and your dues to the club treasurer, Richard Nagel W8KU, 4207 Woodrow Ave., Parma, OH 44134 or pay your dues in person at one of the meetings.
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