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Good News! Harley has had a chance to go over the repeater components and give the system a tune up in addition to needed repairs. Thanks Harley!!! We will be bringing the machine back up on Saturday.

Conversation added later: Thank you Scott! And, yes, we need to keep a clear Part 97.221(b) for any individual or agency needing to use Winlink for EmComm on our US Ham bands. Specifically:

For those of us using winlink, and learning how to apply it during an emergency, the .io [winlink-programs-group] posted today 10/8/2024 the following conversation. *Please postpone regular Winlink

The $1200 would actually be $1400 per system. The people I work with on the Bridger site with the Forest Service are indicating to me that it’s unlikely it will never happen. Right now ERA only puts

Hi Sue, I think gaining that knowledge for the repeater network will go hand in hand with your first point there, and hopefully Harley and/or some other folks can help us out in that regard. The

*Reminder: 88 repeater net* *When:* Tuesday, October 8, 2024 8:00pm to 9:00pm (UTC-06:00) America/Denver *Where:* 146.88- 100Hz View Event ( /g/W7ED/viewevent?eventid=2461874 )

Harley I know you have provided lots of information on the repeaters, what is linked to what, etc. in the past but would you be willing to provide another presentation on the repeaters? There has been

Thank you Spencer. In addition to the maintenance aspect, it would be helpful to understand the repeater network in general - who owns or leases and from whom etc. How & who to go to for access & how

Good afternoon all, The recent 82 repeater maintenance threads got me thinking about to manage the amazing network of repeaters that we have in this area, and how delicate our network really is. As

Not sure that this email went through so sending again. Sorry for any confusion. Ronnie ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Ronnie Woods <rlw.flyfish@...> Date: Mon, Sep 30, 2024 at

*Reminder: 88 repeater net* *When:* Tuesday, October 1, 2024 8:00pm to 9:00pm (UTC-06:00) America/Denver *Where:* 146.88- 100Hz View Event ( /g/W7ED/viewevent?eventid=2453158 )

*Reminder: Club Meeting* *When:* Thursday, October 3, 2024 7:00pm to 8:00pm (UTC-06:00) America/Denver *Where:* SAR Building View Event ( /g/W7ED/viewevent?eventid=2455662 )

Pat(rick) KK7KGP and I (Carol KA7ROL) enjoyed the Antenna Event enormously since we happen to be studying antennas at this time! It was a real treat to see James Ericson's (W7EY) Hex in action --

Just to clarify, the term "Lithium ion" is generic and used to describe approximately a dozen different battery chemistries that are based on the use of Lithium metal. It's important to choose a

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Nice meeting everyone this weekend. Thank you to those who brought out equipment. I appreciated the power of the beam antenna and was particularly impressed witnessing the sixty mile simplex contact!

I have the same radio you do. ?I use the Bioenno Power, ,Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery, 12V 20Ah, 240 Watt-hours, P/N BLF-1220A (PVC pack). ?20A max continuous discharge current, 40 Amp max pack

Bioenno, one in the vehicle, one in the shack. Size as required.

I used Dakota Lithium 10 AH 12v batteries for my air travel.? They meet the TSA requirements as long as you keep them in a carry-on bag.

After the Portable Antenna Expo I have been on a autodidactic quest of which battery (power source) would be best, especially for traveling by air. Any and all constructive comments to help me in the