ARRL Code Proficiency Run-June 2019 QST

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Please click link or scroll down to read the message from Joseph Speroni (AH0A) regarding the next ARRL Code Proficiency Run:

“The ARRL CW Code Proficiency Run for the West Coast will be Wednesday,
May 28th 2019, at 18:00 Hawaii local time.

The ARRL web site listing is:

http://www.arrl.org/qualifying-run-schedule

West Coast Station K9JM will transmit the official ARRL Code Proficiency
Run on 3590 and 7047.5 kHz.  Code speeds will run from 10 to 35 WPM.

Published in QST this month was a note that Alan (AD6E) will transmit
the West Coast Qualifying Run from  KH6TU from Maui, Hawaii, on Tuesday,
July 30 at 18:00 Hawaii local time on 14047.5 kHz, beaming to the west
coast.  The speeds will run 10 to 40 WPM.

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ARRL Pacific Section
Section Manager: Joseph Speroni, AH0A
ah0a@arrl.org”
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Aloha es 73 de Russell Roberts (KH6JRM)

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