Fellow Hams, Do you like to hang out with fellow radio enthusiasts? Do you want a chance to practice logging and contact-making skills before field day? Do you enjoy spending time in the great outdoors? If the answer to any … Continue reading
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Reserved Public Service Repeater Use Process
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OCRA Special Request – Reserved Repeater Use Process OCRA has made it a practice to allow use of the club repeaters for other special events. This is a practice that we all support and would like to continue. However, to … Continue reading
Membership Survey for Future Meeting Program Topics
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At the September 8th OCRA Club Meeting, it was announced that a membership survey for future program topics will be available. To help aid us in providing quality programs each month at our membership meetings, we are now reaching out to YOU to see … Continue reading
OCRA/DFMA 2025 Field Day
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2025 OCRA/DFMA Stations and Operators CW Stations All Bands; Kevin KW4EE, Bruce, N1LN, Howie (taking a break) WA4PSC, Wilson, W4BOHand next generation ham, Daniel KQ4GOB in the Land of Magic photo by K4SAR, © OCRA Inc umm, no LIDS (operating) … Continue reading
Revised 7/28/25 Orange County AuxComm Net Script Available
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The latest OCRA Saturday 9:30AM AuxComm Net script dated 7/28/25 can be downloaded by mouse click on AuxComm Net Script under REPEATERS in the left menu sidebar .
Gregg Hauser Presentation
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Greg Hauser, W3FIE is the Statewide Interoperability Coordinator for North Carolina Emergency Management. Click on the link below to see his perspective on North Carolina communications and AuxComm during Hurricane Helene. (Depending on your browser settings you may see an … Continue reading
Welcome to OCRA!
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Orange County Radio Amateurs, Inc, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization exclusively for educational, scientific & charitable purposes within the meaning of Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3), and a chartered North Carolina non-profit corporation operating under guidance published by the Executive Council of the Business Law Section of the N.C. Bar Association for NC non profit corporations. Specifically the OCRA mission is to:
- Encourage the use of Amateur Radio for emergency and welfare communications for the public good.
- Further the exchange of information on Amateur Radio among members, and between members and the general public.
- Promote radio knowledge, fraternalism and individual Amateur Radio operating efficiency.
- Conduct meetings, classes and other activities of general interest to Amateur Radio operators.
- All persons interested in Amateur Radio communications shall be eligible for membership. Membership shall be by application and election as provided in the By-laws.
Danny Hampton, K4ITL Repeater Builder, Mentor, SERA Leader & FCC Liaison, SK February 28, 2024
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OCRA like many other ham clubs, repeater builders and users owe a great debt of graditude to Danny, K4ITL for his very gracious and generous help to anyone with a genuine willingness to learn and build repeater systems to his … Continue reading
Who were those masked folks at the August 1st Foxhunt?
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Original post date August 2022 by KN4VXB Thanks to Aurora, KN4VXB for coordinating and inspiring all to participate in a Foxhunt, Saturday August 1st! photo by KR4UB, © OCRA Inc But who were those masked men and women? Well none … Continue reading
Tri-County Repeater Coverage Maps available on OCRA-DFMA groups.io
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The repeater reach-ability testing during several recent OCRA Auxcomm nets on the 442.150 repeater and the demo presentation at the April 10 OCRA meeting (see Youtube video) illustrates many examples of how the topography from your location to a repeater … Continue reading
Plan to use an Inverter Generator or run your Field Day station from a generator?
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Original post date April 2021 by KR4UB Variable speed inverter based generators offer significant reduction in audible noise and fuel consumption. Most consumer quality, constant speed generators that typically run at 3600 rpm are noisy and consume much more fuel. … Continue reading
A Power Line Filter for an Inverter Generator
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Original post date April 2021 by KR4UB After viewing a recent Youtube video posted by the American Radio Relay League, Inc ARRL youtube video regarding RF noise that can be generated by inverter based generators, I decided to do some … Continue reading
Nicholas “Nick” Paul Szydlek – Silent Key February 5, 2022
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NICHOLAS PAUL SZYDLEK Born in Detroit, Michigan on September 16, 1944, Nicholas Paul Szydlek lived all of his 77 years with faith, humor, love, and friendship. He enlisted and served in the United States Navy as a radar technician/electrician’s mechanic … Continue reading
Upcoming General Class October 28th
> Subject: Please publicize my upcoming General Class Oct 28
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> I would appreciate your help getting the word out about my free weekly General Class licensing course on Zoom beginning Thursday, October 28 and running through Thursday, January 13 (9 sessions plus 3 weeks off for the holidays in November and December.) Sessions will start at 6:30 pm eastern time, and run 3 hours. These are the classes sponsored by the National Electronics Museum that we have been holding for years. Please publicize this with anyone you know that you think would be interested. Those wishing to sign up should email me at roland.anders@comcast.net.
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> Rol, K3RA
OCRA Club Meeting Minutes – September 13th, 2021
ORANGE COUNTY RADIO AMATEURS
Monthly Membership Meeting – September 13. 2021 – 7:00 pm
Platform Utilized: OCRA 442.150 UHF Repeater supplemented with Zoom
NET CONTROL AND MEETING OFFICIATION: W4SAR (Dave) Opened the meeting by inviting member check-ins. The following stations responded either by repeater or Zoom.
W4BOH (Wilson); N8BR (Bill); KO4DHJ (Ken); W4FK (Bob); KA5ETS (Doug); N4JQR (J.R.); W4ORD (Lad); N1QYW (Steve); KA1HPM (Nick); KN4JYP (Kathy); KM4MBG (Jack); N1LN (Bruce); KF4PAB Lenore; W4SAR, (Dave); KR3AM (Mark); KJ4VWG (Sam); K4SAR (Joe); KO4SZE (Bob); KU4GC (Dee); KR4UB (Dan); KD4YJZ (Karen) N1YXU (Laurie); KN4VXB, (Aurora).
W4SAR (President): called for Officer Reports.
- W4ORD (Vice President): No formal report, but emphasized that he is waiting for a directive from the executive board indicating whether members prefer a catered dinner or a member provided potluck at the club Christmas party. David, our president, responded with a promise that he would poll the executive board and forward a decision so that plans may be made well in advance of the event.
- KR4UB (Treasurer): 85 dues payments are needed to cover fixed expenses for the club (insurance, post office box, safety deposit box, website, Zoom and Sera, etc). As of this meeting, 93 members are current, 4 need to renew and 4 are expiring. In the last 12 months 22 new members’ dues will cover recruiting and member retention expenses (website and zoom). 26 new members have joined with 11 being newly licensed. 25 memberships have expired over the past 12 months.
- KR4UB (Repeater Manager Orange County): no report. KA1HPM (Repeater Manager Chatham County): Not much going on. We still need permits for towers in Siler City. Receiving on Tower Rd. is good and we have had some long distance check- ins.
- KM4MBG (Jack) and KF4PAB (Lenore) represented the DFMA. Lenore reported that the club’s repeater for 6 meters had been moved to a new location.
- W4SAR (David) reported that the club’s efforts to sponsor amateur licensing examinations had again become active after significant slow-down due to covid-related issues. He was pleased to report that Bob, KO4SZE had passed his Technician’ license test. David is hoping to begin regular examination sessions soon.
In addition, David announced that there was nothing else on the formal agenda for the current meeting and suggested that he will be calling a meeting of the club’s executive board members shortly.
General Discussion:
KN4VXB (Aurora) described the up-coming Fox Hunt and her presentation. Planning for this event is largely based on lessons learned from a former one that occurred last year. It is scheduled to take place on October 9th at 10:00 am. In case of rain it will be moved to the same time slot on October 23rd. There will be both an on-foot event as well as one requiring the use of vehicles to hunt the fox(es). All potential attendees for this event should plan to bring picnic lunches. In addition, those who are interested in constructing their own radio for the hunt should plan on participating in a “virtual build day” that will be held on September 25th.
W4ORD (Lad) is looking forward to “in person” meetings so food will be available.
K4SAR (Joe) is a new zoom attendee who reported that recent activity on the 12 and 10 meter bands has been picking up due to the increase in sun spots
W4SAR (David): Meeting Adjourned and repeater secured at 8:30
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OCRA Club Meeting Minutes – August 9th, 2021
Monthly Membership Meeting – August 9. 2021 – 7:00 pm
Platform Utilized: OCRA 442.150 UHF Repeater & Zoom
NET CONTROL AND MEETING OFFICIATION: N1LN (Bruce) opened the meeting by inviting member check-ins.
RADIO & ZOOM ATTENDEES: N1LN (Bruce), N8BR (Bill), KO4DHJ (Ken), W4BOH (Wilson), KU4GC (Dee), KG4CFX (Chris), KW4JY (Calvin) KM4MBG (Jack), KI4MXP (Gerald), KX4P (John), W4ORD (Lad), W4OFZ (Bill), WB4OSU (Sherri), NA4VY (Dave), N1YXU (Laurie), KK4RRT (Michael), KJ4VWG (Sam), N8VNR (Kevin), KN4VXB (Aurora), N1QYW (Stephen), KR3AM (Mark), KR4UB (Dan), .N4JQR (J.R.), KO4BHX (Ben),KG4GRY (Eli), KS4DOW (Kadar), KE0KHD (Sam), KI4TRD (Allan), KW4JY (Charles), NC4CD (Charlie), KM4IWI (Wild Bill), K4SAR (Joe), KN4DRN (Michael)
ANNOUNCEMENTS: KR4UB (Dan) gave the treasurer’s report relating to club dues. Club dues are OCRA’s income to pay club expenses. 91 members dues are current, 6 need to renew, and 2 are expiring soon. Of the 25 new members this year 11 are newly licensed. Membership for 25 folks is expiring.
(1) N1LN (Bruce) Regarding membership dues, it is easy to pay. There is a PayPal link in Dan’s membership listing email and on the club website or you can send a check to the OCRA Post Office Box, or give cash to Dan.
(2). Dave (W4SAR) was not able to join the net tonight. Bruce mentioned the need for Volunteer Examiners to help in the upcoming August 28 VE session. Contact Dave if you can assist.
(3) Bruce also explained that Net controls are needed for the weekly Saturday morning AuxCom net. Mark (KR3AM) and Doug (KA5ETS) have been net controls most of the time. This is not a hard thing to do and would be excellent practice should we ever be needed to assist in public service activities or emergency situations. Check with Mark – I am sure he would be happy to provide assistance to new (want to be) Net Control members. Should you be interested in being a future net control, the script can be found on the OCRA website at this URL:
https://ncocra.org/WordPress_v1/orange-county-auxcomm-training-net-script/
or, on the NCOCRA website, click on REPEATERS, then click on AuxComm Training Net Script.
KN4VXB (Aurora): The next Fox Hunt will be held on Oct 9. There will be 2 events – (1) on foot (2) driving from your car. Be sure to sign up.
W4ORD (Lad): Announced that the Holiday party has been put on hold for now due to the ever changing Covid environment and potential recent increase in risks.
N1LN (Bruce) Many of us will now be moving to the NASA presentation to be held on Zoom. Dan (KR4UB) sent numerous emails with the login information, however, if anyone needs that info – I will pass it along here on the net. The info was passed along.
The net closed around 19:25 with everyone checking out.
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Combined OCRA/DFMA Meeting with NASA Presentation – Monday August 9th
Given the latest CDC information regarding the spread of Covid-19, now containing the Delta variant, the OCRA Board of Directors has made the decision to postpone the return in August to our regular in-person meetings at the Efland Baha’i Center.
The upcoming club meeting on Monday August 9th will be a special meeting as a combined OCRA/DFMA Over-the-Air Club Net and Zoom Meeting with NASA guest presentations, Monday evening August 9th beginning at 7pm.
Note the following time and agenda changes for this special meeting:
- The Over-the-Air Club Net check-in will begin at 7pm instead of the usual 7:30 on the 442.150 mHz repeater to get callsigns & names of the meeting attendees for the club meeting minutes and any brief club announcements.
- The OCRA Zoom Video Conference will available starting at 6:45pm for any last minute video/audio testing by attendees, check-ins by attendees not having UHF radio capability, and for all to join in for the NASA guest speaker presentation starting at 7:30pm .
- Our guest speaker will be Al Feinberg, the Strategic Content and Media Advisor for NASA Space Communications & NASA Television Headquarters in Washington, D.C.
- The radio net will be secured at 7:30pm and then the Zoom video conference will continue with speaker introductions.
- Questions any attendee would like to ask the presenters can be posted in the Zoom chat window.
Al’s presentation will be on “Space Communications in Support of NASA”.
The timing of these presentations could not be better as November 9, 2021 will be the 20th Anniversary of International Space Station contact from Barbara Pedersen’s science class room at Chapel Hill Phillips Junior High School. Club member Barbara, KE4JZM was instrumental in the planning, coordination with NASA and with additional club volunteers, the building of the amateur radio station in her science class room that was used for the successful contact.
The Zoom access link, Login ID & password has been distributed by email to all OCRA members and to the DFMA members via the DFMA Link Newsletter email list.
OCRA Club Meeting Minutes – July 12th, 2021
SEE LATER NOTICE regarding postponement of OCRA in-person meetings due to resurgence of COVID. The August OCRA club meeting will continue with the 442.150 Net & Zoom video conference format.
ORANGE COUNTY RADIO AMATEURS
Monthly Membership Meeting – July 12, 2021 – 7:30 pm
Platforms Utilized: OCRA UHF Repeater
Minutes
MEETING CONVENED AT 7:30 PM.
MEMBER CHECK-IN: Attendees: N1QYW, Steven; N8BR, Bill; KR3AM, Mark; W4SAR, Dave; KD4YJV, Karen; W4ORD, Lad; KU4GC, Dee; N1LN, Bruce; KR4UB, Dan; N4JQR, J.R.; KN4VXB, Aurora; KO4DHJ, Ken; KA5ETS, Doug; NA4VY, Dave; KI4RAN, Bill; KZ1X, Steve; KM4MBG, Jack; WA2JLW, Roy; N1YXU, Laurie; KM4WXW, Jeff; WB4OSU, Sherri; KO4RQN, James.
OFFICERS’ REPORTS:
W4SAR (David-President): We will begin our meeting with reports from club officers.
W4ORD (Lad-Vice President): Nothing important to report except that we are still waiting for a decision on the Christmas party. We have also been clearing trees to replace antennas that fell during our last storm.
KR4UB (Dan-Treasurer): As of this month 95 members are current, 4 need to renew and 5 are expiring. In the last 12 months 27 new members have joined with 13 being newly licensed and 20 memberships have expired.
N8BR (Bill-Secretary): No report.
W4SAR (David-President):
(1) The Baha’i Center has analyzed the progression of the pandemic and decided that face-to-face meetings will again be permitted to take place at their facility. Therefore, at the August 9th general club meeting OCRA will re-assume its traditional face-to-face format for the first time in over 18 months. Also, as a special surprise we have been informed that the NASA group who recently cancelled last month’s presentation, will be available to deliver their program at the August meeting. Technology for their planned presentation will be managed by KR3AM (Mark). At this point in the planning process we anticipate that there will be both a live presentation as well as one on Zoom for folks who are unable to attend the meeting in person. Hopefully this plan will mark the end of our dependence on the repeater-based club meetings that prevailed during the pandemic.
(2) Volunteer Examiner (VE) Sessions will be re-established face-to-face on August 28th at 10 a.m. Club members with VE accreditation from the ARRL are encouraged to participate in this important club activity. Additional information will be forthcoming in August.
(3) Field Day Success Early reports suggest that club field day efforts from home stations were successful. Club participation was great with scores submitted by 37 operators representing many levels of experience using a variety of modes, equipment, antennas, and operating styles to collectively earn a preliminary total of 30,576 points.
Numerous comments from participating operators indicated that field day provided a myriad of learning experiences, a superb opportunity for development of operating skills and an enhanced appreciation and understanding of how communications technologies can be used in ways that bolster human safety and well-being.
(4) Meeting Adjourned – 8:40 p.m.
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OCRA Club Meeting Minutes – June 14, 2021
ORANGE COUNTY RADIO AMATEURS
Monthly Membership Meeting – June 14, 2021 – 7:30 pm
Platforms Utilized: OCRA 442.150 UHF Repeater and Zoom Video Conference
Minutes
MEETING CONVENED AT 7:30 PM.
MEMBER CHECK-IN: W4SAR (David), KU4GC (Dee),), KM4MBG (Jack), KF4PAB (Lenore), KZ1X (Steve), KO4DHJ (Ken), KA5ETS (Doug), KD4YJZ (Karen), KR4UB (Dan), KA1HPM (Nick), K4SAR (Joe), KN4BTI (Mark), KO4GJO (Boyd), N1YXU (Laurie), W4ORD (Lad), KX4P (John), KN4GUM (Nan), KN4VXB (Aurora), N4JQR (J.R.), KR3AM (Mark), WB4OSU (Sherri), NA4VY (Dave), N1LN (Bruce) and W4BOH, Wilson.
PRESIDENT’S REPORT – W4SAR (David): There will be no formal president’s report tonight. However, we will give club officers an opportunity to make brief comments as necessary and we will then conclude our planning for field day. W4ORD (Lad) – Nothing important to report. We are just finishing preparations for field day and awaiting club consensus on the preferred format for our Christmas party. KR4UB (Dan) – 94 club members are current with their dues. Membership for 15 has expired, membership for another 7 is expiring soon, and 5 need renewal.During the past 12 months we have acquired 24 new members,12 of whom are newly licensed. There is no recent news about our repeaters. Noteworthy is the fact that the towers are going up in Chatham County and there will probably be opportunities for more new ones. Over all I believe there is a good outlook for the future.
FIELD DAY UPDATE:
1. N1LN (Bruce) – There will be another session dealing with N1MM software on June 19th at 10:30 am. This will be held on a new zoom account. We have tested the latest N1MM software and discovered glitches in the scoring tools. This was reported to the N1MM folks and elicited an immediate response. We will test the revision needed. Regarding logs, it is important to submit a document in Cabrillo format and to have proper instruction on that task prior to sending off logs. Be sure to bring your questions to the Saturday meeting.
2. KR4UB (Dan) – Commented on digital modes. Thanks to Bruce for building the spreadsheet on field day interests and intentions. 11 members attended the meeting on digital formats. Attendees will be using various digital modes. We are making good progress in getting educated for the event.
3. W4SAR (David) – Many folks will be using N3FJP software for station control and logging in field day. The program is very user friendly. We are available for answering questions as needed.
4. N1LN (Bruce) – Inquired about individual plans for hosting and emphasized the need to get the information out to prospective attendees.
5. W4ORD (Lad) – indicated that he had hosting opportunities for both ssb and digital operating and was waiting to hear from anyone interested.
GENERAL COMMENTS:
KR4UB (Dan) – The cancellation of our planned NASA presentation was due to a death in the family of one of the presenters and computer problems experienced by the other. We are working to reschedule this important event. Several options are being explored. Hopefully It will be possible to bring the speakers to our usual meeting spot at the Efland Baha’i Center. If this option eventuates, we will have to arrange for a wifi hotspot to be installed so the presentation can be distributed to those attending our meetings virtually.
For future planning purposes Dan requested the meeting attendees as they checked out of the net meeting to answer two questions:
How many would attend a rescheduled NASA presentation?
- Of the 26 attendees at the meeting (several late arrivals missed the poll) 23 expressed that they would attend.
- Given the late breaking (day of the event cancellation) two methods were used to notify attendees:
- direct mailing of members
- posting on groups.io.
What is the preferred and most relied on method of notification?
- 14 preferred exclusive direct mailing notification (in this case from the OCRA mass emailer of the NASA cancelation).
- 9 stated they received the direct mailing and some also received a group.io email notification of the posted cancelation notice.
- One concern expressed with groups.io was that a late breaking notificcation may not be received in a timely manner based on the various notifications options .i.e. the daily digest (of the previous day postings sent the morning of the next day), or no email notification.
W4ORD (Lad) – Will be presenting poetry readings at the Colonial Inn in Hillsboro on a regular basis and invites all club members to attend.
NA4VY (Dave) – Wants to discuss with club members various ways to interface digital ham gear with N3FJP software.
W4SAR )Dave) – The Efland Baha’i Center has announced the facility will re-open and be available for club meetings to resume. There are already events scheduled for July, precluding a meeting then and also might be too soon after Field Day, but it will be available in August. As a cost cutting measure, the internet access has been dropped, but WiFi hotspot access via cell phone can be used given the close proximity to a cell tower. In addition to use of a hotspot for presentations, the club still wants to maintain the Zoom capability at the club meetings for members unable to attend in person.
MEETING ADJOURNED at 8:35 P.M.
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2021 OCRA/DFMA Field Day Score – “preserving history…”
2021 OCRA/DFMA Field Day ARRL Score Totals
Thanks to all who not only worked 2021 Field Day, but went the extra mile in submitting (and correcting) submissions to make sure all our points rolled up as a single OCRA/DFMA Field Day Club submission
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from last July's post Field Day participant score submission effort.... The 2021 Field Day results below compiled from your email reports and, cross checking with the ARRL Submission site indicates all scores have been correctly reported for a combined OCRA/DFMA club score. Your final review is needed to make sure it is 100% accurate before further distribution. Please point out anything that needs to be corrected. Copy me on any remaining ARRL Submissions or Corrections to http://field-day.arrl.org/fdentry.php thanks, Dan KR4UB
ARRL Score Calculation Formula
[CW-CNT x 2 = CW Pts] [SSB-CNT x 1 = SSB Pts] [Digi-CNT x 2 = Digi Pts] ARRL Score = [CW + SSB + Digi Pts Sum) x Pwr_Mult + Bonus Points]
| MBR.FCC.ID_ | First | Station | Station_Band_Mode | Bonus_Activity | FDay Class | CW QSO | CW Mult | Digi QSO | Digi Mult | SSB QSO | SSB Mult | Pwr Mult | QSO Score | Bonus Score | ARRL Total |
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| N4GF | Roger | Port able | 40M | Education, Emerg Pwr, Public Loc, Youth Ops, Web Submit | 1, A, B | 4 | 2x | 5x | 40 | 370 | 410 | ||||
| WA2JLW | Roy | Home | 80M, 40M, 20M, 15M, CW | Emerg Pwr, Web Submit | 1, E | 82 | 2x | 5x | 820 | 150 | 970 | ||||
| WB4OSU | Sherri | Home | 40M, 20M, WSJT, PSK31 | Emerg Pwr, W1AW Msg, Web Submit | 1, E | 79 | 2x | 5x | 790 | 250 | 1040 | ||||
| N2XZF | Paul | Home | 20M, 10M, SSB | Emerg Pwr, Web Submit | 1, E | 32 | 1x | 2x | 64 | 150 | 214 | ||||
| KX4P | John | Home | 80M, 40M, 20M, 15M, 10M, CW, SSB, WSJT | Web Submit | 1, D | 239 | 2x | 2x | 956 | 50 | 1006 | ||||
| WA4PSC | Howard | Home | 160M, 80M, 40M, 20M, 15M, 10M, CW | W1AW Msg, Web Submit | 1, D | 1369 | 2x | 2x | 5476 | 150 | 5626 | ||||
| N4JQR | J R | Home | 80M, 40M, 20M, 15M, 10M, 6M, SSB | W1AW Msg | 1, D | 60 | 1x | 2x | 120 | 50 | 170 | ||||
| W1KES | Keith | Home | 80M, 40M, 20M, 15M, 10M, 6M, WSJT | Web Submit | 1, D | 114 | 2x | 2x | 456 | 50 | 506 | ||||
| W4KIL | Andy | Home | 40M, 20M, 15M, 10M, 6M, WSJT | W1AW Msg, Web Submit | 1, D | 213 | 2x | 2x | 852 | 150 | 1002 | ||||
| KR4UB | Dan | Home | 40M, 20M, 15M, 10M, WSJT | W1AW Msg, Web Submit | 1, D | 426 | 2x | 2x | 1704 | 150 | 1854 | ||||
| N4KW | Pete | Home | All, CW, SSB, not sure about 2023 | Web Submit | 1, D | 356 | 2x | 163 | 1x | 2x | 1750 | 50 | 1800 | ||
| N8BR | Bill | Home | 80M, 40M, 20M, CW | W1AW Msg, Web Submit | 1, D | 641 | 2x | 2x | 2564 | 150 | 2714 | ||||
| KO4DHJ | Ken | Home | 80M, 40M, 20M, SSB | Web Submit | 1, D | 45 | 1x | 2x | 90 | 50 | 140 | ||||
| Mark | Home | 40M, 20M, 15M, SSB | W1AW Msg, Web Submit | 1, D | 207 | 1x | 2x | 414 | 150 | 564 | |||||
| KY4HU | Charles | Home | 40M, 20M, SSB, WSJT | W1AW Msg, Web Submit | 1, D | 123 | 2x | 5 | 1x | 2x | 502 | 150 | 652 | ||
| K1ZW | Larry | Home | 20M, 15M, 10M, SSB | Web Submit | 1, D | 14 | 1x | 2x | 28 | 50 | 78 | ||||
| KZ1X | Steve | Home | All, CW, aka W4EZ | Web Submit | 1, D | 123 | 2x | 2x | 492 | 50 | 542 | ||||
| KO4TXN | Steve | Home | All, SSB | W1AW Msg, Web Submit | 1, D | 160 | 1x | 2x | 320 | 150 | 470 | ||||
| KJ4VWG | Sam | Home | All, SSB | W1AW Msg, Web Submit | 1, D | 73 | 2x | 81 | 2x | 454 | 150 | 604 | |||
| N1LN | Bruce | Grp_1 | Captain, 80M, 40M, 20M, 15M, 10M, CW, aka NC4KW | W1AW Msg, Web Submit | 1, D | 1351 | 2x | 486 | 1x | 2x | 6376 | 150 | 6526 | ||
| N1YXU | Laurie | Grp_1 | All, SSB, aka NC4KW | 1, D | 486 | 1x | 2x | 972 | |||||||
| W4BOH | Wilson | Grp_2 | Captain, All, CW | Web Submit | 2, D | 623 | 2x | 37 | 1x | 2x | 2566 | 50 | 2616 | ||
| KN4VXB | Aurora | Grp_2 | All, SSB, aka W4BOH | 2, D | 36 | 1x | 2x | 72 | |||||||
| NA4VY | David | Grp_3 | Captain, All, SSB, WSJT | Web Submit | 2, D | 222 | 1x | 2x | 444 | 50 | 494 | ||||
| William | Grp_3 | All, 20M, SSB | 1, D | ||||||||||||
| K4SAR | Joe | Grp_4 | Captain, 80M, 40M, 15M, 10M, SSB | Emerg Pwr, W1AW Msg, Web Submit | 1, E | 491 | 1x | 2x | 982 | 250 | 1232 | ||||
| KI4RAN | William | Grp_4 | All, SSB | 1, D | |||||||||||
| KD4YJZ | Karen | Grp_5 | All, SSB, PSK31 | 1, E | 105 | ||||||||||
| KU4GC | Dee | Grp_7 | Captain, 80M, 40M, 20M, 15M, 10M, SSB, WSJT | W1AW Msg, Web Submit | 2, D | 309 | 2x | 40 | 1x | 2x | 1316 | 150 | 1466 | ||
| KF4PAB | Lenore | Grp_7 | aka KU4GC | 2, D | |||||||||||
| KM4MBG | Jack | Grp_7 | aka KU4GC | 2, D | 2x |
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Orange County Radio Amateurs & Durham FM Association ARRL Submission Score to date : 35,560
CW QSO Total Count : 5,009, Digi QSO Total Count : 1,850, SSB QSO Total Count : 2,589, Bonus Activity Points : 3,520
31 Hams on 2021 Field Day N1LN Sign Up List, 12 Group Station Participants, 18, Home Stations, 1 Portable Station
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