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175th Anniversary End of the Oregon Trail -- CARES Special Event Station

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 End of the Oregon Trail 175th Anniversary

Aug 25-Aug 26, 2018
Hours: 1400Z-2359Z         —
Hours: 10am to 5pm — 1000 to 1700 hours local time
KD7ZDO
Oregon City, OR.
Clackamas County Amateur Radio Emergency Services
Frequencies/Bands:
•    21.090 MHz -– 15m
•    14.245 MHz — 20m
•    7.245 MHz — 40m
•    3.845 MHz — 80m

QSL.
David Kidd
CARES Special Event Station,
P.O. Box 1912, Oregon City, OR 97045
http://ClackamasARES.org