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            * Razorback Radio News - Electronic Edition *
            *               (c) June 1994               *
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             Annual meeting  - 1st Thursday of September
     Regular meetings - 1st Thursday of each month except summer
               Informal Lunch meeting - every Thursday 
               Operation SKYWARN - whenever necessary!!         

Greetings,

	Just a brief note to bring you up to date on some past and future
activities. 

	This past weekend a work party of six went to the home of N5HG
(SK) to dismantle a 64' Rohn 45G tilt-over tower.  After 8 hours of labor,
the tower was reduced to a pickup-truck-full of steel.  Without anyone
being killed.  The tower parts are now safely stored at the base of
Science/Engineering awaiting trasfer to the roof (another day long job). 

	Special thanks go to Chuck Korzendorfer KM5G and Charles Tillotson
N5NXH without whom we could not have done the job. 

	Once the TH6DXX is refurbished (several part have been ordered
fron HyGain) AND new guy wire anchors are installed (a tilt-over requires
4 guys not 3), then we can get the *real* work underway.  Current
estimates are that it will be an all day job to dismantle he current tower
and another all day job to erect the new-to-us tower.  In the meantime,
the WARC band may be installed on the "patio" using one of our push-up
poles. 

	Mark Saturday July 9 on your calendar.  If all goes according to 
plan, ARCUA will be sponsoring a Volunteer Exam Session on that day.  Now 
is the time to begin studying ...

73 DE N5UWY



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Organization helping hams in every state and a voice in amateur radio
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