20050910-W6L-KI4EZZ-QSL-14275-kHz 20050910-W6L-N3AIU-QSL-7-MHz 20050910-W6L-N3AIU-QSL-14-MHz 20050910-W6L-N9XIM-QSL-14276-kHz 20050910-W6L-W5PDW-QSL-14276-kHz 20050910-W6L-W7QHE-QSL-14-MHz 20050910-W6L-WB0UZM-QSL-7276-kHz 20050910-W6L-WD6FLL-QSL-14276-kHz 20050911-W6L-AD6WR-QSL-14283-kHz 20050911-W6L-K0RDW-QSL-7270-kHz 20050914-W6L-K0COS-QSL-14275-kHz 20050915-W6L-K3FIT-QSL-14-MHz 20050917-W6L-K6YUI-QSL-14-MHz 20050918-W6L-W8KPH-QSL-14070-kHz 20050910-W6L-AB0OX-QSL-14276-kHz 20050910-W6L-AE5B-QSL-7-MHz 20050910-W6L-K4DTT-QSL-14255-kHz 20050910-W6L-KB0WIL-QSL-7272-kHz 20050910-W6L-KB2ZBJ-QSL-14275920-Hz 20050910-W6L-KB9FUR-QSL-7272-kHz 20050910-W6L-KG6GJM-QSL-14-MHz

TARC’s 80th anniversary posting in QST 20040900-QST-Magazine-Congratulates-Tulsa-Oklahoma-ARC-80th-Anniversary.pdf

  https://www.csvhfs.org/index.php?view=article&id=39:2003antresults&catid=18:antenna-gain-results https://w9fz.com/tulsa2003/csvhf03.html

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