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Johanna Preston W5JLP, the new president of the University of
Texas Amateur Radio Club.
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Ken Harker WM5R, Gary Raney KM5TY, and Johanna Preston W5JLP.
Ken is on 50 MHz, Gary is calling CQ on 222 MHz, and Johanna is
operating 144 MHz.
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Ken Harker WM5R and Gary Raney KM5TY near the start of the contest.
Ken has the headset on for 50 MHz, and Gary is sitting in front of the
144 MHz radio.
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Johanna Preston W5JLP, calling CQ on 144 MHz CW.
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Johanna Preston W5JLP and Gary Raney KM5TY. Gary is now operating 50
MHz, a band that never opened up for us.
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Derek Wills AA5BT came to visit and see what all the rotor turning was
about.
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Louisa Preston KB5LBN trying to stay ahead on her schoolwork.
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Gary Raney KM5TY and Johanna Preston W5JLP. Johanna is still calling
CQ on 144 MHz.
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A close-up of some of the gear in the VHF/UHF weak signal station at
N5XU.
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Ken Harker WM5R, Gary Raney KM5TY, and Johanna Preston W5JLP.
Ken is on 50 MHz, Gary is calling CQ on 222 MHz, and Johanna is
operating 144 MHz.
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Louisa Preston KB5LBN listening to the excitement on 144 MHz!
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Gary Raney KM5TY and Johanna Preston W5JLP. Gary is now operating 432 MHz,
and Johanna is calling CQ on 50 MHz.
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Jen Sims KD5JZV hung around the contesters some on both days.
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Gary Raney KM5TY working a station on 432 MHz.
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Louisa Preston KB5LBN getting ready to call CQ on 144 MHz.
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Johanna Preston W5JLP, calling CQ on 144 MHz.
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Gary Raney KM5TY and Johanna Preston W5JLP. Gary is multitasking - he's
calling CQ on 50 MHz with the DVK, listening in one ear, and calling CQ on
222 MHz with the hand mic and listening with the other ear.
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