The Hackensack High School Amateur Radio Club is affiliated with the ARRL and operated a SWAN 700 CX transceiver using 80 metre and 40 metre dipoles on the high school roof and a tri-band beam over the high school library until the transceiver went missing. Some 2-metre activity also occurs using an Icom rig borrowed from our advisor.
AMSAT Amateur Satellites - AO-40 launched Nov 16, 2000.
Repeaters includes NJ pages
North Jersey DX Association Incoming QSL Bureau for W2 etc.
ARRL Newsletter Recent Ham Radio news is available from this newsletter.
University of Arkansas at Little Rock Ham Radio Club Excellent Call Sign & Ham lookup!
CALL LETTER LOOKUP Find the name and address etc., from the call letters.
QRZ Call signs and other ham info.
10-70 Radio Club (2m 220 Mhz 440 Mhz Repeaters)
Bergen Amateur Radio Association
WWW Ham Radio Sites This list is supported by Columbia University's Ham Radio Club.
Amateur Radio Elmers Resource Directory
The Federal Communications Commission's Home Page.
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F. Wendell Tietsworth, W2SUE, sometime co-advisor of the Club passed away on
March 15, 2000. May he rest in peace. "Windy" or "a boy named SUE" came to Hackensack
High School after a full life. In particular, he had worked in Bermuda for some
years as a radio repair man. He taught electronics at HHS along with Harold Duncan
during the 1970's. After retirement he moved to Port Townsend, Washington
State where he continued
to be a super-ham as W2SUE.
Robert Kern Curtis, Trustee
