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I'm not a great fan of ZELLO but one of our Scouters is asking whether there is an official ZELLO name for WSJ - i.e. one that is authorised and closed to Scouts only?? We are still aiming to make HF

I’m not at the Summit yet, but I often hear Europe here on the east coast of North America on 20 Meters in the late afternoon our time, about 1900 UTC. So I suggest you look for spots of NA1WJ at

Hi Gary, can you suggest time/frequency for HF contacts from Italy? We are plannanning to do something. Tnx 73' Ik6jnh Italo

Per: All the information as to how to contact the World Scout Jamboree is available online at https://k2bsa.net/jamboree-live/ You can also even get our full operation plan for NA1WJ from that site.

Thanks! As I'm a beginner in ham radio, I had to get help from a radio club. The obvious question they asked me was how the camp planned for radio communication to others. They need time to prepare,

Yes. The bucket truck is supposed to be here on the 19th, so we'll have the yagis in the air on Friday. 73 de NE4RD

Hi Ken, I'm not on the site yet so I don't know how things are progressing, but as a cub scout dad from the Gulf-stream council I will do my best to have something up and running on Saturday! Sjaak,

Nightly nets on repeater frequencies at 7:30 PM Eastern. You can find the details at WSJ — On Site Operating Frequencies <https://k2bsa.net/wsj-on-site-operating-frequencies/> - Kevin Maxson,

7:30 pm Eastern

Per: Probably the best advice for individual hams and Scout groups that wish to talk to the Scouts via Amateur Radio Station at the upcoming World Scout Jamboree is just to look on the DX Cluster for

This user would also like to know the net time. Thanks to all from this Scouter.W9CBJ sends.Paul Hughes null

Central Florida is hosting a couple hundred international scouts for Jamborette this week, we also have an event Sat from noon-5 including HF. We'll also have about 400 cub scouts for day camp to

I've been over the site a few times, never found the time listed, not sure how I'm missing it. J

A few updates. DMR time slot updates updated contact list (the first one wasn't complete) Changed display mode to show channel name which makes a lot more sense in DMR. Compressed Contact me if the

Nightly nets on repeater frequencies at 7:30 PM Eastern. You can find the details at WSJ — On Site Operating Frequencies <https://k2bsa.net/wsj-on-site-operating-frequencies/>

Hams can be so helpful - the local ham who is letting Aidan use his Echolink node has already programmed him some 2 digit short cuts for JAMBO and JOTA-365. I'm not sure I recall the exact time of the

Joe, I usually use 832996 *JAMBO* - though I’d be surprised if they didn’t link *JOTA 365* for extra capacity. - Kevin Maxson, AK2M

I'm not a big user of echolink but I"m trying to encourage my younger son to check in to the net a few times. Which echolink node should he use? He'll be using another hams RF link to echolink, so

I wish we would have heard from you a few months ago. Thanks for the information! 73 de NE4RD

Thx. We/our Philmont hams will Setup on the 21st and operate daily between (about) 8 AM MT to 5 PM MT. At, about 3 PM MT we’ll rotate our TH3 beam around and catch our Dallas friends. However,