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When I ran the Klamath County School Club, KC7VWW, we never had to pay for any PSA and advertisements, all coverage with the paper, TV and radio were free, since Amateur Radio is a PUBLIC SERVICE.

I think if we can get interest from Film Production and Media Studies students as well, it would be great. -- 73 | Cyndi | KK7AZD | Chiloquin

If anyone had flyers I’d be willing to put them up around the college. I’m sure there would be some more engineering students interested in joining.

There is a banner, yellow? and black as I recall, unless I'm thinking of a taxi. Its in good condition. Al White had it at Summer BBQ Weird park. Maybe some one could locate it,? Bill KA6KBY

I agree with Jon on the Banner.? Free spots for non-profits are available in the newspaper also. N7DHW Dusty

Greetings Jeff, All of the local radio stations, which are all in one office on Main Street BTW, do free promo spots for non profit organizations. We do not need to spend money on that. We have

I can see both sides of the argument. My input would be to use this next calendar year to determine how the club wants to be viewed in the community, create marketing material internally that everyone

Well it seems that I inadvertently have created a rift here? Obviously this was not my intention, so let me apologize in advance. My goal here was to make the biggest comeback the club and the

Amateur radio is a PUBLIC SERVICE. As such all advertising should be in the form of a public service announcement free of charge. 73, Jim WO7V wrote:

Good evening. I don't have enough info to say yeah or nay. I guess I'll find out more after the meeting with KLAD tomorrow. Having said that, I think it comes down to the purpose of paid

All, We both STRONGLY object paying for advertisement. David N2RSN From: Tau_Roar_Media <Tau_Roar_Media@...> Sent: Wednesday, June 1, 2022 21:42 To: Acken, Robert - KJ7YWL

K-BAR-A Members, I have been asked to put out a request for comments concerning Field Day advertising. Chuck Hukcabay, KJ7KWR, has made a connection with the KLAD advertising department and they

Appreciate the info, Erik.? I've marked the dates on my calendar and plan to monitor 146.850 as much as possible during the camp-out. -- 73 | Cyndi | KK7AZD | Chiloquin

Hello Cyndi, Not at all. Listening in to their traffic as they go about their mountain top activations will probably be a learning experience for us all, not to mention those actually traveling to the

Hello Everybody, Tonight is the Monday Tech net at 8:00 PM local time 28.375MHz (0300Z). Open to all licensed amateur radio operators. Especially ones holding a Technician class or lower license. Yes,

How exciting! Question from newbie here: Do I do need to do anything differently on the air, such as stay off 146.850? -- 73 | Cyndi | KK7AZD | Chiloquin

Another link with more info- https://reflector.sota.org.uk/t/1st-annual-w7o-campout-july-8-11th-22/28132

Hello everyone, Our club received an invitation to join in and a request to use the Hamaker 146.850 repeater for this first time event occurring July 8-11, 2022. The group will be camping at Hyatt

We have internet again at the meeting site; May’s meeting is available on Zoom! Meeting ID- 541 887 0005 Passcode- KBARA Hope to see you there! Erik

Thank you all for your rapid response. It turns out that the road to Hogback is clear now. We got feedback from our ODOT guy (I think his name is Charlie...) that they have been up there with no