I suspect that a sizeable portion of ARRL Officialdom is occupied doing other things than operating and enjoying ham radio. Just ask your Director and Vice Director how much time they have for actua
Ward this is one of the few times we are in total disagreement: Looking at this from a business point of view, never loose site of the fact the ARRL is a business, the employees and management need t
I suspect that a sizeable portion of ARRL Officialdom is occupied doing other things than operating and enjoying ham radio. Just ask your Director and Vice Director how much time they have for actual
Addressing the case of the Directors and Vice Directors listed in the original post - I believe that by volunteering countless hours on behalf of their divisions in particular and amateur radio in ge
I dunno, Mal. I know what you are saying, but it would seem that by following the logic, the officials would have to participate in every one of the ARRL sponsored activities, lest they aren't suppor
Understanding the need for WAS, and realizing that after a few years of using my radio, developing antennas, and answering the qsl requests after verifiying each of them as being in my log, and havin
Ward, this is one of those many times we are in total agreement. (Surprising? - No.) However, Terry (AB5K) has made a valid observation that is sadly nothing new. It is quite apparent that the ARRL i
Whether ARRL elected officials or staff use LOTW is related to contesting (and appropriate for discussion here) how? -- Lee Hiers, AA4GA "Have Dobro Will Travel" _____________________________________
ORIGINAL MESSAGE: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Because many people operate contests in order to get QSL cards, not necessarily for the competition. The fact that many of the ARRL