Welcome to the Ham Club T.H.R.U.S.H.


T.H.R.U.S.H. clock showing JST


Below is a certificate for year 2007 first position in Special Club category, and second in all clubs.
1st position in Special Club category
2nd position in all clubs

 

 
Original HAM club T.H.R.U.S.H. was established long time ago at our high school age. We re-united and re-established on year 2000. Our goal was to achieve top ten position in JARL contests annual ranking for JARL "special club" category. JARL is sponcering 6 contests annuary eligible for annual ranking. In it's 8th year, we have achieved first position. We can't imagine next goal.
 
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JARL 2011 Tokyo Ham Fair report
(2011/8)
JARL 2011 Field Day Contest
(2011/8)
JARL 2010 Tokyo Ham Fair report
(2010/8)
JARL 2009 Tokyo Ham Fair report (2009/8)
JARL 2009 Field Day Contest (2009/8)
JARL 2008 Tokyo Ham Fair report (2008/8)
JARL 2008 Field Day Contest (2008/8)
On a World Telecommunication Day, we have operated special event station 8J1ITU on May 17 and 18 2008 from Kasumigaura city. (2008/5)
JA1PTO operated in the US using his new AF6FA call sign first time (2008/3)
JA1PYP set up his new ring rotor and WARC band antennas (2007/8 & 11)
JA1PYP imported a Ringrotor (2007/7)
JA1TGC operated in Palau as T88TG (2007/5)
First US trip after 7 years, visited HRO by JA1PTO (2007/4)
Building a new year ornament by JA1PYP (2007/1)
You can download 1KW station application form (2006/5)
We have operated 8J1ITU event station (2004/5)
JA1PTO operated in Beijing at the club station BY1BJ (2004/2)
Building a magnetic loop antenna by JA1IHD (2003/11)
Exhibited at Saitama prefecture HAM fest on March 17, 2002 (2002/3)
First qso with W6KW by 3.5MHz loaded dipole EF-180SL by JA1PYP (2002/1)
Setting up antennas by JA1PYP (2001/12)
Tower construction by JA1PYP (2001/8)
You can find Collins S Line price list back in 1966 here (2001/4)
     
     
After the Mar 11, 2011 Eastern Japan quake, there are very low inventory of gas, food, and dry cells at shops around Tokoy area, far from damaged area. 
Save for others If we resist to buy for ourselves, then we could serve for others in need.

12 rolls of bathroom paper can serve for 1,000 person.

10 liter of gas serve ambulance for 4 emergecy dispatches.

One loaf of bread can serve for one whole family.

One small propane bottle can cook 10 bowls of rice.

5 Kg bag of rice is enough for 120 rice balls.

One dry cell battery can provide radio listening for 100 person.
Designed by Mr. Matsumoto.



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