N2TKB

(NOVEMBER TWO TANGO KILO BRAVO)
(KILO CHARLIE TWO JULIET INDIA NOVEMBER)

Welcome to the official home page of Amateur Radio Operators N2TKB and KC2JIN

Primary Operating Frequencies:
146.805 (SHARC) & 146.500 (Local Simplex)
146.520 National Calling Frequency

FCC License Information:

                    N2TKB
                   Licensee: Richard C. Hollwedel
                    Effective Date: 10/06/94
                    Expiration Date: 01/19/03
                    Applied for Renewal: 03/15/03
                    Renewal Expiration Date: 05/15/13
                    Operator Privileges: Technician
                    Station Privileges: Primary

                 KC2JIN
                Licensee: Diana P. Hollwedel
                    Effective Date: 03/25/02
                    Expiration Date: 02/25/12
                    Renewal: 2012
                    Operator Privileges: Technician
                    Station Privileges: Primary

Equipment:

                    Base: Kenwood TM-701A Dual Band 2m/70cm
                    Mobile: Kenwood TM-231A (2m)
                    Kenwood MC-60 Desk Microphone
                    Spare Mobile: Azden PCM6000 (2m)
                    Portable: Yaesu FT411E (2m)
                    Portable: Icom IC123 (70cm With Wide Band Scanner/Receiver)
                    Yaesu Memorizer (2m)
                    Diamond Dual Band Antenna
                    Diamond Power / SWR Meter
                    Tripplite PR-10B / 10 Amp Power Supply
                    Icom IC-28A 2 Meter Mobile

Control Point & Coverage:

                    N2TKB and KC2JIN are members of SHARC (Spring Hill Amateur Radio Club)
                    and operate from Spring Hill located in Hernando County in Florida.
                    Primary coverage areas include: Spring Hill, Port Richey, New Port Richey,
                    Tampa, Hudson and Brookville.

Emergency Monitoring:

                N2TKB and KC2JIN do not actively participate in local RACES drills,
                   however emergency messages and distress calls may be relayed
                   through these stations. Both operators monitor 146.500 (simplex)
                for all emergency traffic.

Other Amateur Radio Links Of Special Interest:

                    Federal Communications Commission
                    SHARC (Spring Hill Amateur Radio Club)
                QRZ Ham Call Online Repeater Directory
                RF Transmission Line Loss Calculator
                    Florida Repeater Coordinates
                    N2TKC Home Page

Editorial by N2TKB - Code Or No Code?
Although I believe it's well worth reading, and because my editorial is a bit lengthy,
I've created a separate page to post my opinions and views. I also welcome all
comments and continue to encourage everyone to become involved. After all,
it's our hobby to enhance and enjoy. (Click Above)

Thanks for visiting our Ham Radio Web Site
73 from N2TKB and KC2JIN

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