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My 2001 Lincoln Continental

I found a web page that could be great for taking a trip that shows repeater in the USA and the coverage.

http://k5ehx.net/repeaters/qrepeater.php

I have been ham since January 1996. My call sign was KF4GIH. I worked my way to General class by doing 5 wpm. My call was AG4HU. Then I finally upgrade to Extra in 2000 and got a vanity call of KY4RT.

Right now my G5RV is down. In the process of having siding put on my house. I am also putting up a new deck. Once everything is done the G5RV will be going back up. I hope to have the deck completed by October. (the deck)

Update for the above. I got the siding up, but I am going to have to wait on tax refund to get the deck done. Maybe the President will sent out a big rebate check to help on the deck. Maybe I need to cross my fingers.

I have a Icom 725 HF rig setup in my study. I was saving my money for a new dual band radio for my truck. But now I need a good used truck.

Go to Vanity Callsign HQ there is ham locator link. Once you click on the link, you input a zip code or a callsign and it will bring up a map. In top right corner of the map you can click on the satellite button for a satellite view. The hybrid button will give a satellite view and street names.

How come there is no Amateur Radio Club in Aiken. With the price of gas there should be a club in Aiken.

I checked by the zip codes for Aiken. The is 170 plus hams listed in QRZ database.