01/13/2017

Radio amateurs in Nebraska will celebrate the state's 150th anniversary during the Sesquicentennial Anniversary Celebration Week QSO Party[1], starting on Saturday, February 25, and continuing until Sunday, March 6. That time period includes the actual anniversary date, March 1. Nebraska amateurs may operate from their own stations or as part of Nebraska historical site activations, appending "/NE150" to their call signs. A Facebook page[2] has been established.

Nebraska stations transmit name, signal report, and Nebraska county (plus historical site, if appropriate). Non-Nebraska stations transmit name, signal report, and state, Canadian province, or DXCC entity. A special QSL card will be available with a self-addressed, stamped envelope and QSL to the Nebraska station contacted.

Contact ARRL Midwest Division Vice Director Art Zygielbaum[3], K0AIZ, or ARRL Nebraska Section Manager Matt Anderson[4], KB0BOJ, for additional information. The Nebraska Sesquicentennial Amateur Radio Commemorative QSO Party is an official NebraskaÿSesquicentennial event sanctioned by the Nebraska Sesquicentennial Commission[5].


[1] http://ne150hams.org/
[2] https://www.facebook.com/NE150Hams/
[3] mailto:k0aiz@arrl.org
[4] mailto:kb0boj@arrl.org
[5] https://ne150.org/

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