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=== Use your license to serve the community! === | === Use your license to serve the community! === | ||
Volunteering your services as an amateur radio operator to help your community in good times and bad. Hams lend their time, experience, and equipment to numerous events around the area. Some examples are parades, marathons, and demonstrations. Many hams are also active in [[Emergency Communications]] groups such as ARES or RACES that activate during natural disasters. | Volunteering your services as an amateur radio operator to help your community in good times and bad. Hams lend their time, experience, and equipment to numerous events around the area. Some examples are parades, marathons, and demonstrations. Many hams are also active in [[Emergency Communications]] groups such as [[New_Ham_Operator_FAQ_and_Terminology#ARES | ARES]] or [[New_Ham_Operator_FAQ_and_Terminology#RACES | RACES]] that activate during natural disasters. | ||
=== Calendar of Events === | === Calendar of Events === | ||
The [[Mike and Key Amateur Radio Club]] has an updated [http://www.mikeandkey.org/pubserve.htm list of public service events in the Puget Sound area]. | The [[Mike and Key Amateur Radio Club]] has an updated [http://www.mikeandkey.org/pubserve.htm list of public service events in the Puget Sound area]. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:51, 22 May 2017
Use your license to serve the community!
Volunteering your services as an amateur radio operator to help your community in good times and bad. Hams lend their time, experience, and equipment to numerous events around the area. Some examples are parades, marathons, and demonstrations. Many hams are also active in Emergency Communications groups such as ARES or RACES that activate during natural disasters.
Calendar of Events
The Mike and Key Amateur Radio Club has an updated list of public service events in the Puget Sound area.