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  1. Feb 7, 2018 · YL 33 is considered sacred by female hams, and there’s a poem dedicated to Reger’s accomplishments and passion for radio communications. You can read it in full on the Young Ladies Radio League’s website, but here’s a passage: There’s no real definition But its meaning is known well. It’s how a YL says good evening To another friend YL.

  2. Dec 14, 2014 · YL 33 is considered sacred by female hams, and there’s a poem dedicated to Reger’s accomplishments and passion for radio communications. You can read it in full on the Young Ladies Radio ...

  3. “OMs,” or “Old Man.” The largest organization for YL ham operators in the world is the Young Ladies’ Radio League, Inc. (YLRL), founded in 1939, which exists to encourage and assist YLs throughout the world to become licensed amateur radio operators. Although amateur and commercial radio was heavily male-dominated, the

  4. Re: YL 33: The First Female Ham Radio Operators, and Their Awesome Legacy: Subscribe Check this box if you wish to subscribe to this topic and receive eMail notifications.

  5. www.amateur-radio-wiki.net › women-in-amateur-radioWomen in amateur radio

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    In landline railroad telegraphy, operators traditionally had referred to each other as OM (“old man”). The term YL was coined in 1920by the American Radio Relay League for young ladies of all ages, as “OM will not fit and OL would certainly be most inapplicable.” The first known North American YL operators include Miss M. S. Colville, XDD, of Bowma...

    Terms used to refer to amateur radio operators or their families include: 1. Ham – Radio Amateur 2. YL (young lady) – Lady Radio Amateur 3. OM (old man) – Gentleman Radio Amateur 4. XYL – Wife of a Ham 5. YL Fundamental – Mother of a Ham 6. OM Fundamental – Father of a Ham 7. Side Band – Brother/Sister of a Ham 8. Upper Side Band – Elder Brother/Si...

    Australia 1. Australian Ladies Amateur Radio Association(ALARA) Canada 1. Canadian Ladies Amateur Radio Association(CLARA) 2. Calgary Ladies Amateur Network(CLAN) 3. YL Radio Japan 1. Japanese Ladies’ Radio Society(JLRS) New Zealand 1. ZL6YL New Zealand Women Amateur Radio Operators Russia 1. RZ9MYL Radioclub “Pulsar” Scandinavia (Denmark, Finland,...

    YL World (the Worldwide YL Meeting) 1. 1991 Stockholm 2. 1993 Osaka 3. 1996 Berlin 4. 1998 Svalbard 5. 2002 Sicily 6. 2004 Korea

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  6. have heard us sign off with 33 . instead of the usual 73 that Hams commonly use. So the question often asked is : "Why do YLs use the term 33?" Well, a poem posted on another YL website (The YLRL...

  7. Jan 13, 2015 · A group for all Amateur Radio operators in the area and for those interested in becoming one!