The "BeaconBot" E-Mail List

We call it our "BeaconBot," and it allows you to post an announcement, inquiry, or message to all the other subscribers on the list. The message is automatically sent to everyone, usually within minutes. We use it to announce current expeditions and lighthouses or islands on the air. It's a good way to keep in touch on a minute-by-minute basis with what's going on in the world of lights. Best of all it's free and easy to sign up.

To subscribe, just click here, which will take you to a page to subscribe to ARLHS. You will be offered several options to configure your subscription, including the abiltiy to view the list archives, put your mail from the lists on temporary hold (if you go away on vacation, for example), or receive a digest of the list at the end of the day.

By the way, a few reminders: the list is Unmoderated; that means that you control your subscription and postings. If you ever want to unsubscribe from the list, click on the link at the bottom of each posting that will take you to the subscriber page where you can modify your subscription or totally unsubscribe. And oh yes, although anything can be discussed, try to limit your postings to matters of ham radio, maritime communications, and lightships or lighthouses.

The ARLHS Search Engine

Members of the ARLHS can search our database for any term or name. This is particularly useful when trying to locate a lighthouse by its name. If we have a reference to it, you will find it with the search and will be given the page on which it is mentioned or described.

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Search the Amateur Radio Lighthouse Society web site.

This is a true Google search engine, and uses the Google search
protocols. To search a word string, include the string in quotes,
i.e. "Cape May" or "USA 127". Quotes are not required, but will
make the search results more detailed.

For basics on Google searches see: The Basics of Google Search

To contact us:

Phone: 856-486-1755
Email: president[at]arlhs.net
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