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Steve Brody - KB1GZ had an
opportunity to visit ARRL HQ while in Connecticut during the summer of 2002.
Here is a front view of the main
administrative building for ARRL HQs.
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Here is shot of the lobby
inside the HQ building. Notice the showcase of early radio gear along the left wall.
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Old-timers may remember this
building as the original HQ building for the ARRL.
Today, this building serves to house the
operating stations for W1AW.
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Here are two of the three
operating positions for W1AW.
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Here is a look at the third
operating position for W1AW at ARRL HeadQuarters.
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This is a photo of one of
many towers with some of the many many beams that can be used at W1AW.
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In the main HQ building, this
is one of many office areas. Steve reports that there are over 100 staff working at ARRL
HQ.
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Here is a view of one of many
parts of the ARRL labs where commercial radio equipment are compared and QST and QEX
projects are tried-out.
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This is the ARRL QSL-card bureau where over 1,000,000
cards are processed each year.
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