Blue Sky Mast Assembly Training « Lone Star Amateur Radio Association

Blue Sky Mast Assembly Training

Posted on January 14, 2017 Updated on January 14, 2017

An exciting training opportunity is available January 21, 2017. Learn how to assembly a Blue Sky Mast. See our events page for more information.

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