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Current Documents:

Ham 401

Intro to Amateur Radio Organizations: Organization Basics v1.0

21 Pages

Ham 402

Amateur Radio Organizations Governance: Governing Your Club as a Business v1.2

52 Pages plus Embeded Documents on Page 51 (About 15 Mb)

• Check out this video from Ham Radio Q&A Livestream:

  March 2021 Livestream Excerpt: Starting an Amateur Radio Club - Ham Radio Q&A

  Ham 403

  Introduction to the Mo-Kan Regional Counci of Amateur Radio Organizations v0.1 Draft

  23 Pages (About 1.7 Mb)

  Ham 420

  Overview of Amateur Radio, Radio Propagation, and How it Applies in the Context of the Search for Amelia Earhart, July 1937.

  46 Pages (About 7.81 Mb)

  About the Presentation

  8 pages (PDF) (About 994 Kb)

Archive / Historical Documents:

The first presentation of the Ham 400 Project occurred February 15, 2020 at the National World War I Museum and Memorial of Kansas City. Both modules, Ham 401 and Ham 402 were presented. As a result, Certificates of Satisfactory Completion were awarded to:

1. Richard Fretwell – W0KRF, Blue Springs ARC
2. John Totzke – W0JWT, Raytown ARC
3. Gary Adams – WA0BTM – Warrensburg Area ARC
4. Frances Adams – KC0TFR - Warrensburg Area ARC
5. Kristl Thompson – KR1STL - Warrensburg Area ARC
6. Joe Krout – KR0UT, Jayhawk Amateur Radio Society
7. Dave Hinkley – KA0SOG, Lee’s Summit-Greenwood ARC

At the request from an Amateur Radio Organization from Central Kansas, high level plans were being made to take the Ham 400 program “on the road” to aid some of the clubs and organizations further out from Kansas City. The COVID 19 Pandemic restrictions soon came about and have placed these plans on hold until such time restrictions can be eased up to allow travel, meeting in person, etc.. Some consideration has been made to creating an on-line presentation.

09AUG24 Update