81. Area Packet Cluster international Lighthouse/Lightship Weekend from Calcanhar Lighthouse, BRA 035.digital, international Lighthouse Weekend. 28.450 21.350 14.250 7.250. http://www.w8tqe.com/operating.htm

Amateur Bands Download ARRL .pdf file frequency chart Band Plans Be a courteous and knowledgeable operator by knowing what activities should be taking place in which part of the band. This ARRL page will prevent you from being clueless! Operating Events August Aug 4-Aug 6, 2000Z-1800Z, Bolingbrook, IL. Antique Radio Club of Illinois, W9R. 25 th Anniversary Radiofest. 14.255 21.355 28.455 146.97. QSL. James Novak, WA9FIH, 2335 South 2 nd Ave, North Riverside, IL 60546-1308. www.antique-radios.org Aug 4-Aug 7, 0000Z-0500Z, Hannibal, MO. Hannibal Amateur Radio Club, K9P. Masters International Shooting Championship 20 th Anniversary. 14.258 7.258. Certificate. Robert G. Mitchell, 816 Long Dr, Quincy, IL 62305. www.ewingmissouri.com/w0kem/ Aug 5-Aug 7, 1500Z-0300Z, Indianapolis, IN. Indianapolis Motor Speedway Amateur Radio Club, W9IMS. Brickyard 400 NASCAR Race. 21.340 14.240 7.240 3.840. QSL. Indianapolis Motor Speedway ARC, PO Box 18495, Indianapolis, IN 46218. www.w9ims.com Aug 5-Aug 7, 2100Z-0100Z, Alma, MI. Michigan Masonic Radio Club, K8M. Masonic Family and Community Festival. 14.270 7.270 145.580. Certificate. Benjamin Creech, K8LHR, 416 Sunset St, Plymouth, MI 48170. www.gl-mi.org

82. Block Island Southeast Lighthouse, Rhode Island The lighthouse can be reached by walking about 30 minutes from the ferry terminal . Southeast Lighthouse Relocation international Chimney http://www.lighthouse.cc/blockisoutheast/

Block Island Southeast Light Block Island, Rhode Island History Bibliography Cruises Photos ... Maps Location: Mohegan Bluffs, Block Island; Nearest town: New Shoreham, Rhode Island Accessibility: Block Island is accessible via ferry from Point Judith, RI, New London, CT, and Montauk, NY. The lighthouse can be reached by walking about 30 minutes from the ferry terminal. If you don't want to walk and don't have a car or bicycle with you, you can hire a taxi. There is a small museum and gift shop in the lighthouse, and the tower is open for tours in the summer. Station established: 1875; Present lighthouse built: 1875; Deactivated: 1990; Relighted: 1994 Construction material: Brick; Height of tower: 52 feet; Height of focal plane: 261 feet Original optic: First order Fresnel ; Present optic: First order Fresnel (originally from Cape Lookout Light, NC) Characteristic: Flashing green every five seconds; Fog signal: One blast every 30 seconds Other buildings still standing: Keeper's house (attached), two cisterns, garage, storage building, boathouse

83. RSGB - News - GB2RS The international Lighthouse/Lightship Weekend is taking place over the weekendof the 2021 August. During the event, more than 300 stations will be http://www.rsgb.org.uk/news/gb2rs.htm

GB2RS NEWS BROADCAST Listen To The Main News In Real Audio (G4NJH) LOCAL CLUB MEETINGS The script of the weekly GB2RS News Sunday 18 September The main news headlines: Thank God for Ham Radio Letter to America – UK Amateur Broadcasts in the US SSETI Due to Set Off Soon RSGB Volunteer Vacancies ... Propagation News The news in detail: N.B. When sending an e-mail to any of the addresses given please remove the "<no spam>" before sending. Thank God for Ham Radio Radio amateurs are continuing to provide vital assistance in the Hurricane Katrina disaster relief effort, more than two weeks after the huge storm devastated the southern US state of Louisiana and surrounding areas. With much of the state's conventional communication systems still inoperable, amateur radio remains the most reliable and effective method of coordinating the recovery operation. Radio amateurs are still in high demand in the region. The American Red Cross has recently made an urgent call for more hams to sign up to the relief effort. Following an initial flood of volunteers in the days immediately after the disaster, new volunteers are drying up. In addition, many radio operators who have been working non-stop since the hurricane struck are now in need of a break. Red Cross Alabama section manager Greg Sarratt, W4OZK, pointed out that there

84. Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (RZIM) As she fought hard against cancer, being a lighthouse was a top priority for her . 2005 Ravi Zacharias international Ministries. All Rights Reserved. http://www.rzim.org/publications/slicetran.php?sliceid=588

85. Cognections: International Lighthouse Day Association of Lighthouse Keepers international Lighthouse Day. internationalLighthouse Day Sunday 22 August 2004. The third international Lighthouse Day http://cognections.typepad.com/home/2004/08/international_l.html

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86. World Lighthouse Society Our challenge at national and international level is to actively encourage and We aim to promote communication and cooperation amongst all lighthouse http://www.worldlighthouses.org/

World Lighthouse Society Home About the society Membership General forum ... Optic Work Group Our challenge at national and international level is to actively encourage and promote the protection and preservation of historically significant aids to navigation, primarily lighthouses and light vessels. We aim to promote communication and co-operation amongst all lighthouse organisations and enthusiasts, to share information, ideas and strategies and to offer support worldwide. Now available: Glossary of Lighthouse Optics Terminology. Photos Hamburg tour now online in members area The World Lighthouse Society, 2nd Floor, 145-157 St. John Street, London EC1V 4PY, England

87. Welcome To Worldradio Online! Our answer international Lighthouse Weekend. As residents living in the Upper Last year s (1999) international Lighthouse/Lightship weekend had http://www.wr6wr.com/newSite/articles/features/olderfeatures/lighthousedxped.htm

Advertising Inquiry Writer's Guidelines Clubs Quick Link breadCrumbs("www.wr6wr.com/newSite",":","index.html","breadcrumbs","breadcrumbs","breadcrumbs","0"); International Lighthouse Weekend In March of 2000 I completed my first DXpedition (MJ/K8PT). It was a wonderful experience and I wanted all the members of the Hiawatha Amateur Radio Association (my local club) to experience the rush of a different culture, exotic operating site, and working pileups. I wanted an experience that would hone our operating skills and excite the newer members and encourage them in HF and CW. How could we accomplish this goal , though, without the expense and effort of launching our own DXpedition? Our answer: International Lighthouse Weekend. As residents living in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan (were referred to as Yoopers) we are privileged to live on the shoreline of Lake Superior, the largest, deepest, cleanest and coldest of all the Great lakes. It also has several lighthouses within driving distance. I had run across the web site of the Amateur Radio Lighthouse Society (www.waterw.com/~weidner/arls.htm) and found out that the 2000 International Lighthouse weekend would be 18/19 August. It was not a contest but a time to honor the tradition of lighthouses, publicize the role they and the Coast Guard play in promoting safety at sea, and promote interest in Ham radio and the preservation of navigational aids. Last year's (1999) International Lighthouse/Lightship weekend had included over 218 lighthouses/lightships in 39 countries from around the world, and many on-the-air participants. In the year 2000 they were hoping to activate 400 lighthouses and lightships. Why couldn't we be one of them?

88. International Lighthouse Day international Lighthouse/Lightship Weekend. NKARC LIGHTHOUSE EVENT 2004.August 21 – 22, 2004, the North Kitsap Amateur Radio Club set up and operated a http://www.nkarc.org/ilw.htm

International Lighthouse/Lightship Weekend NKARC LIGHTHOUSE EVENT 2004 August 21 – 22, 2004, the North Kitsap Amateur Radio Club set up and operated a special event station, KC7Z, in conjunction with the International Lighthouse Weekend. The purpose of the weekend was to commemorate lighthouses around the world. The club set up its emergency communication van at the Point No Point Lighthouse Station at (where else?) Point No Point near the northernmost tip of Kitsap County (WA) at the entrance to Puget Sound. Project coordinator Bob Tomas, N7KTP, was called out of town by a family emergency 2 days before the event and asked Bill, W7ARC to take over the operation at the last minute. Through email and the club’s Yahoo Internet reflector, Bill put together a small crew and we were off to the races. The meager group collected 101 contacts with other hams and lighthouses from as far away as Brazil (PT2ND). We did manage to contact 4 lighthouses/lightships during the hours we were on the air. We did have one major distraction the North American QSO party was also operating Saturday. The lighthouse at Point No Point was constructed in 1872 and was gradually improved as technology evolved over the years. During the weekend, the lighthouse was manned by volunteer docents (tour guides) who explained the history and operation to visitors. This undoubtedly helped increase the number of visitors to our station.

89. Commissioners Of Irish Lights IALA, the international Association of Lighthouse Authorities, has decided tochange its name to international Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and http://www.cil.ie/sh617x4056.html

Search the CIL website: British Shipping Minister announces Light Dues and tonnage threshold frozen at 2004 levels. March 23 2005 There will be no increase this year in light dues paid by merchant ships and fishing vessels, Shipping Minister David Jamieson announced today. The tonnage threshold of 35,000 tonnes, will also remain the same. 2005 Aids to Navigation Review January 11 2005 The three General Lighthouse Authorities (GLAs) of the United Kingdom and Ireland, Trinity House, Northern Lighthouse Board and the Commissioners of Irish Lights, have recently completed their second joint review of Aids to Navigation (AtoN) in their areas of responsibility. Green Light for Galileo December 15 2004 On 10th December the EU approved the deployment phase of Galileo,scheduled for 2006 to 2008. New Chief Executive Officer December 14 2004 CIL announce new Chief Executive Officer BEAM No. 33 BEAM No. 32 BEAM No. 31 BEAM No. 30 ... BEAM Magazine No. 27 International Lighthouse Conference A summary of IALA Conference proceedings by the Editor 'We sometimes forget that the Titanic sank not because the technology to save her did not exist, but because it was not applied.

90. Trinity House | Links international Association of Marine Aids to Navigation Lighthouse Authorities.The international Association of Lighthouse Authorities is a non profit http://www.trinityhouse.co.uk/links/

home links legal notices contact us SEARCH Corporation Aids to Navigation Media Centre Interactive ... Commercial Activities Links International Lighthouse Organisations The International Association of Lighthouse Authorities is a non profit making body representing over 200 marine aid to navigation authorities, manufactures and consultants worldwide. www.iala-aism.org Lighthouse Associations The Association of Lighthouse Keepers The Association of Lighthouse Keepers was formed in 1988 by a group of serving and retired trinity House Lighthouse Keepers. The association welcomes members throughout the world who share an interest in lighthouses and other coastal and inland aids to navigation. www.alk.org.uk Lighthouse Authorities for the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland The Northern Lighthouse Board The Northern Lighthouse Board, the General Lighthouse Authority for Scotland and the Isle of Man. www.nlb.org.uk The Commissioners of Irish Lights The Commissioners of Irish lights, the General Lighthouse Authority for the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. www.cil.ie

91. Books By International Books by international association of lighthouse, Other Authors internationalAssociation Of Lighthouse Books by ISBN http://my.linkbaton.com/bibliography/International Association Of Lighthouse

Books by International Other Authors International Conference on a More Democratic United Nations/ Barnaby, International Centennial Chebotarev Conference (1994 Kazan, Russia) International Congress of Radiology 1998 New Delhi, India)/ Joshi, M. ... Books by ISBN Authors by Alphabet A B C D ... Z Find an Author First Name Last Name Put your affiliate links in this page Books and Related Products Winning Shopping Center Designs by International Council Of Shopping Center Tide Tables 1997, High And Low Water Predictions: West Coast Of North And South America, Including The Hawaiian Islands And The Alaskan Supplement by International Marine Central And Western Pacific Ocean And Indian Ocean by International Marine Europe And West Coast Of Africamerica: Including The Mediterranean Sea by International Marine West Coast Of North And South America: Including Hawaii (Including The Alaskan Supplement) by International Marine East Coast Of North And South American: Including Greenland by International Marine Essential Sea Kayaker by International Marine Hamlet by International Thomson Publishing Global Shakespeare: Introducing Shakespeare by International Thomson Publishing Romeo And Juliet: The Global Shakespeare by International Thomson Publishing King Lear: The Global Shakespeare by International Thomson Publishing Strategic Survey 1994-95 by International, Insti

92. Cameron Kicks-Off Lighthouse Conference By Vaughn Mullen The first international Lighthouse Conference is hosted by The South Shore TourismAssociation under the auspices of the newly formed Atlantic Lighthouse http://www.outdoorns.com/news/conference.htm

Outdoor Nova Scotia: "The Best Way to be Informed." Join Speaker's Corner , Outdoor Nova Scotia's outdoor discussion forum. Cameron Kicks-Off Lighthouse Conference by Vaughn Mullen, Managing Editor May 30th, 2000 White Point, N.S. - Lighthouse enthusiasts, preservationists and entrepreneurs from five nations have begun a five-day international conference at White Point, Queens County, Nova Scotia. The first International Lighthouse Conference is hosted by The South Shore Tourism Association under the auspices of the newly formed Atlantic Lighthouse Council. During opening ceremonies yesterday, keynote speaker, Cape Breton journalist and author, Silver Donald Cameron called the lighthouse "an important metaphor for our time...a metaphor for people caring for other people." Cameron suggested that with only three percent of Nova Scotia's 160 lighthouses protected from demolition and decay, it was "important for citizens to fight back ...to be part of a world-wide resistance to market barbarianism" characterized by government polices where money is more important than people. Lynn Perry, Executive Director of the South Shore Tourism Association explained to the more than 100 delegates at the conference, that the international event "was a dream come true." Perry and the regional tourism group have been meticulously planning for the conference for nearly 18 months. The conference is the first of its kind in Canada.

93. Aids To Navigation Bibliography Lighthouse Digest international Lighthouse Magazine Lighthouse Service Bulletin,19121939 The Navigator The Official Magazine of the US Coast Guard http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-cp/history/h_LHbib.html

U.S. Coast Guard Aids to Navigation Historical Bibliography TABLE OF CONTENTS (Click on description to access specific bibliographic section) D) LIGHTKEEPERS E) LIGHTSHIPS Relevant periodicals dealing with lighthouses and other aids to maritime navigation: Along the Coast: A Monthly Periodical. : A quarterly, mid-Atlantic maritime publication. The Bay Pilot : The official, quarterly publication of the Delaware River and Bay Lighthouse Foundations, Inc. The Beacon : Official Publication of the Great Lakes Lighthouse Keepers Association Coast Guard Coast Guard Bulletin , 1939-April/May 1953 Coast Guard Reservist Magazine Commandant's Bulletin The Keeper's Log : The Official Publication of the United States Lighthouse Society Lighthouse Digest : International Lighthouse Magazine Lighthouse Service Bulletin The Navigator : The Official Magazine of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, 1961- Proceedings of the Merchant Marine Council , Jan 1944-Apr 1971. Proceedings of the Marine Safety Council , May 1971- U.S. Coast Guard Academy Alumni Association The Bulletin , Mar 1939- U.S. Coast Guard

94. Amateur Radio Lighthouse Ring BARK and international Lighthouse Weekend Join Date January 02, 2003 Providesinformation to those who are interested in participating in ILLW at our local http://www.ringsurf.com/netring?ring=arlh;id=50;action=next5

95. SARL Council Advisory Forum international Lighthouse and Lightship Weekend, New Topic Reply to Topic Last year there were 376 lighthouse and lightship stations active during the http://www.sarl.org.za/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=144

96. The Lighthouse As A Private-Sector Collective Good: Publications: The Independen the international Association of Lighthouse Authorities (IALA), internationalAssociation of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse Authorities.) http://www.independent.org/publications/working_papers/article.asp?id=757

97. G0SGB On International Lighthouse Tour Steve Bryan, G0SGB, is once again on an international lighthouse tour. http://www.southgatearc.org/news/may2005/lighthouse_tour.htm

Web southgatearc.org www.southgatearc.org Home Email this page to a friend News Index G0SGB on International Lighthouse Tour Steve Bryan, G0SGB, is once again on an international lighthouse tour. Starting on 15 May Steve will be signing EA5/G0SGB/P from at least 10 different lighthouses over a two-week period. He will be mainly active on or around 14264 kHz but has facilities to operate any band upon request. Official lighthouse numbers will be given and not the numbers used by the ARLHS. Source: GB2RS News - Courtesy of the RSGB Other recent stories.. Home Send this page to a friend News Index Other News Stories View RSS feed Get our news headlines for your website - click here Submit your news story - click here Home Tell a friend Guestbook ... Subscribe to our Newsletter

98. ARRLWeb: ARRL Product Catalog Searching for international Lighthouse/Lightship Weekend EJ7FRL DXpeditionto a lighthouse on Fastnet rock, off the coast of Ireland. http://www.arrl.org/catalog/?words=International Lighthouse/Lightship Weekend

99. GoCollect.com - The Web's Widest Selection Of Collectibles & Gifts international Silversmiths Irish Dresden Islandia Collection LeftonLighthouses Legends Lenox Classics Lil Noah Lilliput Lane http://www.gocollect.com/catalog/main.aspx?kbid=1381

100. GARC-L Archives -- June 2004 (#4) The international Lighthouse/Lightship Weekend is used to obtain maximum exposurefor our hobby. We invite the press and, QTH permitting, http://www.lists.ufl.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0406&L=garc-l&F=&S=&P=335

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