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Discover ARDF in the Americas!
The International Amateur Radio Union (IARU) represents the interests
of Amateur Radio operators worldwide, and is the international
organizing body for ARDF. IARU Region II is the regional organization
for the American continent, the Caribbean, and some islands of the
Pacific. The IARU Region II ARDF Working Group defines the
official rules for ARDF in IARU Region II, organizes the IARU Region II
ARDF Championships, and supports the growth of the sport throughout the
region.
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ARDF on Wikipedia now in Spanish and Portuguese
30 November 2010 - Want to learn more about ARDF? Wikipedia has an
article on Amateur Radio Direction Finding. In addition to
French, there are now new ARDF articles on the
Spanish and
Portuguese language Wikipedias.
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2011 IARU Region II ARDF Championships
21 October 2010 - Albuquerque, New Mexico will be the site of the
2011 IARU Region
II ARDF Championships. Albuquerque Amateur Radio
Club (AARC) and New Mexico Orienteers (NMO) will jointly host the
championships from September 16 through 18, 2011.
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Team USA medalist profiled in North Carolina newspaper
9 October 2010 - Ruth Bromer WB4QZG, silver medalist at the 2010
World ARDF Championships, is the subject of an article
about ARDF in the Midtown
Raleigh News.
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Three Medals for Team USA at the 2010 ARDF World Championships
27 September 2010 - Congratulations to Karla Leach KC7BLA (W60
team silver), Ruth Bromer WB4QZG (W60 team silver), and George
Neal KF6YKN (M50 individual bronze). All the medals were earned on
the 80 meter courses. This is the most
medals earned in a world championships by the USA or any Region
II country.
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