Michigan VHF-UHF Society New Member Information Date _______________ Name: ______________________ Callsign: _______________________ Home Phone Number: _______________ ARRL Member? Yes __ or No __ Street Address: _________________________________________________ City, State and Zip Code: ___________________________________________ Home QTH 6-digit Grid Square: ________ Other Grid Squares You Activate: ______________ What Bands do you operate? Please note the amount of power you have for each band. _________ 6m _________ 2m _________ 1.25m _________ 70cm _________ 33cm _________ 23cm _________ 13cm _________ 9cm _________ 5cm _________ 3cm _________ 1.2cm _________ 6mm _____ above 75 GHz Are you on the Internet? _________ e-mail address: _____________________________________ Is it okay to send club-related material to this address? ____________________ Is it okay to publish your e-mail address on a club web page? _______________ What is your web home page URL? ________________________________________ Are you subscribed to the Club Reflector (Mailing List)? ____________________ Would you like to elect officers in person at a meeting, by postal mail, or would you prefer to use e-mail and/or the web? ______________________________________ What contests do you regularly participate in? ______ ARRL January VHF Sweepstakes ______ 50 MHz Sprint ______ 144 MHz Sprint ______ 222 MHz Sprint ______ 432 MHz Sprint ______ Microwave Sprints (Enter “S” for Spring and/or “F” for Fall) ______ Michigan QSO Party ______ ARRL June VHF QSO Party ______ CQ WW VHF Contest ______ ARRL UHF Contest ______ ARRL 10 GHz and Up Cumulative Contest ______ ARRL September VHF QSO Party ______ ARRL International EME Competition ______ ARRL 10m Contest Other Contests: _________________________________________________ What classification do you typically operate as in the above contests? (ie: Rover, Single Op, QRP/Portable, etc.): What areas of Amateur Radio are you currently involved, or interested in? (ie, Contesting, Home Brewing, Transmitter Hunting, antenna design involving the higher frequencies, EME, etc.)