The new USCGARC Mascot is Captain Pepper! He's a 18 week
old Miniature Schnauzer. Welcome Aboard!!
Pictured above is
a piece of the recently removed 500 kHz distress
receiving antenna that stood in place
and served on watch for over 60 years at US Coast Guard
Communications Station Honolulu - NMO. Together with
many generations of US Coast Guard Radiomen this feed
point insulator stood the continuous vigil over many
decades continuously listening, never failing, and
"Always Ready" to hear and put into motion Coast Guard
lifesaving response and action over the large expanse of
the Pacific Ocean.
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The
United States Coast Guard Auxiliary is actively
recruiting new members and existing Auxiliarists who
are interested in
radio communications. They have opportunities for
you that directly support the Coast Guard. Openings
are immediate, and
they provide the training. You provide the
professionalism and the pride.
Click here for a full
brochure
on the program and
how to sign up!! USCG Auxiliary Telecommunicator!!
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W5CGC Weather Station |
Admiral Jet!
November 21, 2010 - June 14, 2021 |
Weatherlink - W5CGC / KE7A Weather
NOAA Citizens Weather
Observer Program
W5CGC and KE7A are both active on WSPR.
Now active on 474.2 khz medium wave.
Find more information about this
low power digital mode at
WSPRNet.org.
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The Admiral Jet
crossed the bar then went across
the rainbow bridge on June 14, 2021. He was a 1Ø
year old Miniature Schnauzer and mascot for the
USCG Amateur Radio Net. He would sit quietly in
his chair listening unless there was a squirrel
or cat that encroched on his turf. Then his
strong voice would be heard world wide with full
modulation of the radio gear. He was a faithful
friend and his departure has left a huge void at
Net Control.
Fair winds and following seas. RIP Admiral Jet!
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our 28th year of operation!
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