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The 2009 Dayton HamVention is (Successful) History
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Three Tours in Wisconsin
GRABAAWR, Bike
Northwoods, SAGBRAW
Follow the link for more information.
BMHA is an affiliated Bicycle Club of Adventure
Cycling. We received two vouchers for a one year membership to
Adventure Cycling to be given to two of our members.
A drawing was held on the affiliated BMHA Yahoo!Group
and the lucky winners are WD8PVB and KE4LWT/KD5YBF.
Congratulations!
We also received several copies of a special edition of
Adventure Cycling. Congratulations to Chris Fanning, N7NET, N3VHJ, W8HI and WD8RIF.
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The 2008 Dayton HamVention was a
success
Mike, NF0N writes:
Just a quick update on the BMHA forum at Dayton. We had about 50-60
attend which is a good turnout on Sunday morning. Both speakers,
Jim, W5AOX and Norm, N9ZKX did a great job and there was lot’s of
interest in their bikes with APRS. Both had their bikes on display.
I presented a short update on BMHA past and future.
To me it looked like a smaller turnout this year and there were
more empty spaces in the outdoor flea market than prior years.
Inside exhibits were down also but all the major dealers and
manufactures were there. This was even my year to win one of the
hourly door prizes, about 5 ARRL publications.
View
Mike's presentation (PDF format)
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Misellaneous
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All 48 past issues of the BMHA newsletter are now indexed and searchable.
Click the "newsletters" link in the "content"
section on the left.
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The latest newsletter is now available and free to all hams. It will be delivered
(electronically or via mail) to paid BMHA members, and has been announced on
the Yahoo!Group. As
usual, in the future newsletters will be available to paid-up members.
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All past issues of the BMHA Newsletter have been scanned and
are available on CD.
For the latest website update, check out our What's
New page.
Resources
Public Service Announcements
BMHA'ers are invited to join HFpack in their "on
the air" activities. Priority is always given to pedestrian,
bicycle, portable, and QRP operators, although base stations and mobiles of
any power level are also welcome.
Please see
the item on our Events page for schedules and frequencies.
I am very interested in making bicycle-mobile contacts
using Internet relays. Please go to http://www.ipass.net/~jimprice/irlp/ to see if there is an IRLP repeater near you that is linked to the UK via
the Internet. If there is, then let's make a sked for a bike/bike QSO!
More information is available by following our EVENTS link on the left of this page.
Club Content
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BMHA electronic forums:
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Our membership -- sorted by
ZIP code and State/City so you can find other BMHAers in your neighborhood.
[In order to protect our member's privacy,
street addresses and phone number are not given -- you will need to consult
a callbook such as http://www.qrz.com if
the member wishes to share this information.]
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Interesting links:
Good Press
IN REMEMBRANCE
Hartley
Alley, NA0A passed away in June of 2001 and became a Silent Key. Hartley was
the founder of the BMHA, and served as its Chairman for the first twelve
years.
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