Hey Lee, I'll see you at the UC parade on Saturday,,,  Dave  David Espinoza, NREMT-B San Antonio Police Department - Volunteers In Policing W5QS - RACES District 32-029E Bexar County ALT CLO Texas

Help is needed in the next 45 days for Amateur Radio Support at 5 public service events. Please share this invitation with your club / group / other hams! More details will be posted soon at

I am King White W5WJR. I looked at the Rock-Mite. No problem. I will assemble it for you. No charge, of course. King White 210-846-1164 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I have found a local who has volunteered to help me. Thank you everybody for your input. Thank you David N7LRY -- 73 WB5HQO Forrest Ham Radio WB5HQO <http://forrest.3h.com/main.html> Plumstead and

I just got my Rock-Mite 40 Kit from Small Wonder Labs<http://www.smallwonderlabs.com/>. It is a simple and straight forward kit except for one thing. The mixer is a surface mount component. I am

FYI Gary H. Harmon, Jr. - K5JWK 6003 Archwood San Antonio, TX 78239-1504 210.657.1549h / 210.884.6926c "Retirement means every day is a Saturday except Sunday". From:

Joe Funk, AF5D, passed away in Robinson, TX at the age of 83. He was a very active Ham, spanning 60 years. We lived in the same neighborhood for many years. He was a good neighbor and friend.

Went over to Hondo yesterday to visit with Mr. Tipton. I setup one of my HF portable antennas & tested the Kenwood TS-440S HF rig. It's a sweet radio in top condition. The power supplies worked fine.

Jim Tipton, in Hondo TX, (210) 557-6975, recently bought a 10x20 storage room full of nice HAM gear. There is a Kenwood TS-440S, ICOM IC-R71A, MFJ 948, Universal M700 terminal, two Vibroplex keys,

He was trooper. I met him and his grandson several months ago and I bought some of his gear. I also helped his grandson price the remainder of the gear. It was a pleasure to meet him. Gary H.

Dr. Simon Pierre Zeitlin (Pete) WA5BJM is now silent key. He supported Ham Radio and was a personal friend and family doctor from the late 1940's. Those that knew him would be enlightened by

The fall issue of the SanAntonioHams.org newsletter has been posted online, focusing primarily on Public Service Events that will be happening between now and the end of the year. Note – the date

Gary: The programs were very good but I was disappointed in the swap areas. Outside - was a small group of tailgaters. Inside - Many vacant tables. J C Smith

Does anyone have a detailed report on the swap parts of the summer fest? Vr, Gary H. Harmon, Jr. - K5JWK 6003 Archwood San Antonio, TX 78239-1504 210.657.1549h / 210.884.6926c

Just saw this in my email, and since the club meets at Grady's BBQ on San Pedro next week on the 9th, I thought I'd share this link in case anyone wanted to save a $ or two.

I hope this event was a success! Had all intentions of making it out there, but was stuck at the shop till after 1! K5STX

Do you have any photos that you could send me to post on sanantoniohams.org/blog? :-) Lee Besing 210-771-7075 ( voice/text)

There was a Heathkit SB-200 linear priced around $500 and a Heathkit dual metered SWR/watt meter for $80. Both were unsold when I left. Vr, Gary H. Harmon, Jr. - K5JWK 6003 Archwood San

Nice park. Nice turn out. Covered but open area. Humid and hot. 15-20 seller tables. 40% HAM and 60% CB stuff. No way to get a vehicle close to the sale area for unloading. No tailgaters. BBQ

Full details, as always, at www.sanantoniohams.org/blog Lee Besing, N5NTG 210-771-7075 ( voice/text)