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Solar Flux: 68 | Ap: 4 | Kp 2 (14 nT) at 1500 26 Jun No space weather storms were observed for the past 24 hours. No space weather storms are expected for the next 24 hours. 6h hi (none) 24h hi (none) SSN: 11 (06/25/2007) Solar Wind: 365 km/s @ 1.8 protons/cm3
Bz: 0.2 nT at 2007 Jun 26 1553Z Global HF Propagation Conditions for 1500Z on 26 Jun, 2007
Low Latitude: Normal
Mid Latitude: Normal
Hi Latitude: Fair-Normal
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Club Meetings
Regular monthly meetings are at Becknell Hall (pictured left), also known as the Pioneer Village City Hall, located at 4700 Summitt Drive. We meet the third Friday of each month at 7:00 PM, except when special events are scheduled, such as our annual picnic and Christmas party. These events and times will be posted and take the place of our regular meetings.
Directions: Take Preston Highway (Hwy 61) south to Bullitt County. Follow Preston to the traffic light before the 84 Lumber. There is a sign indicating the Pioneer Village City Hall to the right. Turn right, this is Summitt Drive. Follow Summitt until you see U-Stuff-It Storage on the left. Becknell Hall is immediately on your left, just after the storage facility.
If you would like to join the Bullitt Amateur Radio Society, we would enjoy having you as a part of our club. First, you will need a membership application, which may be picked up at any of our meetings or printed from our web site. We have three different options from the red B.A.R.S. Membership Applications box below.
Mail the application to the address at the top of the form or bring it to one of our monthly meetings or club events. Be sure to include a check made payable to the Bullitt Amateur Radio Society or have correct change if paying in person.
Membership Applications
Online Application
Fill in online and print using your web browser's print option.
Manual Application
Print using your web browser's print option and complete by hand.
Our membership period is from January 1 through December 31. Dues for full membership are as follows:
Over 62 Years Old
$15 per year*
Handicapped per FCC Rules
$15 per year*
All Others
$25 per year**
Under Age 18 Years Old
No Cost***
Additional Family Members
$5 per year (not pro-rated)
* Pro-rated May 1-Jul 15 $11; Jul 16-Oct 15 $7; Oct 16-Dec 31 $3.50
** Pro-rated May 1-Jul 15 $18; Jul 16-Oct 15 $12; Oct 16-Dec 31 $6
*** Must hold an amateur radio license for full membership.
An associate (non-voting) membership is available to unlicensed individuals for $5 per year, not pro-rated. (Full membership requires applicant to hold an amateur radio license. Membership fees pro-rated throughout the year. See application for details.)
That's fine. One of the best ways to learn about Amateur Radio is to meet other hams. Drop by one of our meetings, get to know us, let us get to know you and, above all, ask us questions. Hams enjoy sharing what they know about Amateur Radio and want to see others become licensed operators.
We also have some great help here on the website. How To Study For Your Amateur Radio License provides an introduction to Amateur Radio explaining how to get started, what privileges your license provides and several ways to study for your exam. There are also several videos explaining Amateur Radio and Emergency Services.
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