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Hello Everybody, Well all you techs. Let's try the first tech net tonight 28.375MHz at 20:00 hours local time; that would be 8:00 pm DST to you 12 hour klutz's. 73, Jim WO7V - *"Commenting your code

Sign me up! I'm in Bobby AG7FR

All, I can be on it and help. David Bell N2RSN Sent: August 16, 2021 10:56 To: K-BAR-A W7VW <[email protected]> Subject: [k-bar-a] The Local 10m Tech net Hello Everybody, When I was living in the

Yes, I would be interested also. Never use 10.

Great idea. This will encourage those who have a Tech license to utilize it's full potential or, possibly upgrade. Being local, a vertical would be more advantageous but, my 3 elem yagi would work.

Just what I need.? Another reason to purchase an HF rig.? :) I'm game for it though.? The biggest struggle may be interest. Do we have a user base to support it?? I would think the Portland user

I'd give it a try and I'll go out and learn how to turn the radio on again and find 10m. Lisa ** The rules are a good place to hide if you don't have a better idea and the talent to execute it.

Hello Everybody, When I was living in the Portland area about 10 years ago one of the local hams held a weekly net on 10 meters. The main purpose was to encourage the local hams that held a Tech

Was there a meeting tonight to talk about this. I don't have a zoom link or email stating where to meet. Mike Pearson KJ7VXX

For those of you planning on volunteering for this year's Crater Lake Rim Run event it is time to program and test your radios. For the event the trailer will be located at the turn-around atop the

Heads for you all, Tim KC7OCZ plans to be selling some ham radio gear at the Keno Community Yard Sale on Friday and Saturday, July 30-31. He says he has the following, among other things- Icom 746

Well I definitely learn something new every day. After the decommissioning of the local CAP organization, this is something I didn't realize they did within their organization.

Hello Everybody, Pandemic got you down? Are you all itching for that good old ham radio swap meet? Well it looks like the Mid Valley Amateur Radio club in Salem has decided to go ahead with

It is a fun time for all. One thing is paramount. The 13 mile mark is pivotal. This is where the 13 mile runners finish and the marathon runners continue on for 26.5 miles total. Keeping track of who

The day is really a fun day, but we start up there early. Most of what we do is assist in the run coordination. The Where is everyone and we need this somewhere is what happens. But it isn't a boring

I'm interested in helping. Newbie also.

The day is really a fun day, but we start up there early. Most of what we do is assist in the run coordination. The Where is everyone and we need this somewhere is what happens. But it isn't a boring

Hi Cody! To answer your question; All the above. Bobby AG7FR https://craterlakerimruns.com/ wrote:

Being the newbie here, I am curious what we will be doing?? Is it emergency communication, race updates, general communication, etc?

---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Dennie Dunkeson <WA7YPR@...> Date: Wed, Jun 30, 2021 at 6:52 PM Subject: RIM RUN To: Dennie Dunkeson <wa7ypr@...>, CREAGH WILLIAMS