The "Rare Ones" of New Orleans
They all ask'd for you!
Norm, kk4vch, and Marc, w4ovt, are great friends and recently met up at Marc’s QTH for a little fun and nostalgia! The Boyz in North Carolina seem to have it going on……I hope they shared lunch New Orleans Style with a little Gumbo and Jambalaya!
Alan, kv6arm, is Associate Member 184 of the “Rare One’s” of New Orleans. Alan resides in Lakeside, California and always has a great signal to New Orleans! As much as the “Rare One’s” love to talk about New Orleans and all its Southern Flair, Alan keeps us up-to-date on everything the West Coast and the Golden State has to offer…
Congratulations Alan once again from the “Rare Ones” of New Orleans!
Gene, kf5f, earned his Associate Membership with the “Rare Ones” of New Orleans by making contact with all 6 of the Rare One Members of New Orleans. First and foremost, we thank Gene for supporting the “Rare Ones” of New Orleans but also for his service to our country. He retired from the USAF after 22 years of service! He has a great station and loves his home QTH of Killeen, Texas.
Congratulations once again from the “Rare Ones” of New Orleans!
John is a former New Orleanian who recently moved to Garland, Texas. John earned his Rare One’s Associate Membership by confirming contact with all 6 of the Rare One’s of New Orleans. We are proud to have John as an Associate Member. One of the goals of the Rare One’s of New Orleans is to reach out to our expatriate New Orleans’ citizens.
Congratulations John and we wish you the best in Garland, Texas.
The “Rare Ones” of New Orleans are changing the primary operating frequency from 7.260 MHz to 7.275 MHz. The change was due to a foreign short wave station broadcasting on 7.260 MHz during the operating hours of the “Rare Ones” of New Orleans Round Table. Of course, the “Rare Ones” maybe anywhere on the Amateur Bands!
Congratulations to Jose Gonzalez from Powder Springs, Georgia for becoming Associate Number 161 of the Rare Ones of New Orleans. Jose has a great shack and is a loyal supporter of the Rare Ones.
If you hear Jose out there on the bands make sure you give him a call!
73,
Scott – w5plt
Easton, ke0lnh, is the youngest amateur radio operator to earn an Associate Membership to the Rare One’s of New Orleans. Way to go Easton! In addition to amateur radio, Easton enjoys the Boy Scouts as well.
We look forward to hearing from all the adventures Easton has in his future. Congratulations once again from the Rare One’s of New Orleans!
Nola.com posted a great article on the St. Joseph Day alters in the New Orleans Area. Please follow the link: Nola.com
