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This is the meeting link for tonight. https://meet.google.com/egk-uqjk-xmv 73, Charlie / K7AKT

Hey All, I will be staying after the meeting tonight to help with installing and configuring radiosonde tracking software. If you are interested, please bring a Linux based computer (eg Raspberry Pi) with SSH enabled, an appropriate power supply, an RTL-SDR, and optionally a USB GPS antenna. I will help download Docker, radiosonde_auto_rx, and optionally chasemapper.

We are up on Hamaker then Chase if anyone is around for a qso on 52. Amy-AG7GP

Hello All, I've been playing around and learning BBS packet. I see some value for local community in this old mode. If any of you would like to join in on the fun please leave me a message in my mailbox, W1WTO-1, W7VW-1 Node, 145.050 I've had my PBBS up and running for the past week 24/7. 73, -- Wes Owen / W1WTO

I've come down with severe neuropathy in my legs and my hands and I'm unable to walk period this has been going on since December. I need help at home my home. I've been Trying to get ahold of Charlie and Chuck to help me get somebody over here to Mow my lawn. The severe neuropathy in my legs is so bad that I can't move the legs. Thay are worthless and I only have aids here to help me and they don't do the yard work. You guys have helped me in the past to mow the lawn I have a lawn mower I have gas and I'm getting harassed by the Park so if somebody can contact me at 530-859-2530 or on the radio on The 146.85 repeater appreciate it. I turned my HT on every day for a couple of hours in the morning and afternoon so you can get me there .

Marshall KJ7TRW I have a two bedroom condo in Seaside within walking distance to Sea Pac at the end of month . Thursday thru Sunday. Leaving Sunday after morning stuff. My wife and kids might not get to join me, so will have an extra bedroom and a ride. Anyone interested let me know. 541-892-3926.

Finally got my first radio (Yaesu VX-6R). Does anyone have the cable and software to program it for all the goodies around southern Oregon?

Greetings! Did you know we are getting high numbers of new licensees in OR lately? From March 17 through April 20, there were 85 new licensees. What a great time to get on the air locally and welcome the new ops and give them a chance to test out their new equipment, meet other ops and elmers, overcome some mic fright, and just have fun. As many of you know, I do a lot of portable operations. One struggle in S. OR is trying to reach anyone locally on 2m simplex such as 146.52. It's basically dead in much of S. OR. Why? This is typically the starting point for new operators and a great way to keep in touch with locals as well as see what your equipment can do, be it an HT or base station, instead of what a repeater can do for you. I see announcements of the excitement of recent youth getting their license, but did you know some of them have been calling into space with little response, not because of their equipment, but no one is listening? Let's change this! I present "Battle of the Band" Summer 2m Challenge to all of the S. OR clubs. June 1- August 31st lets take on the challenge of trying to reach more ops on 2m and show our friendly ham community to the newcomers, young and old. Attached are a few details and a score sheet for everyone willing to participate. All you have to do is listen more, get 146.52 in your scan, call out more at home or mobile, respond more-even if it's just an RST and your name. How many unique ops can you get? How many qsos can your club get? Did you work a new mode on 2m? What is your furthest 2m contact during the summer 2025? A great activity if going on a trip too! I look forward to seeing the results! If you have any questions let me know. 73 and Good luck, Amy-AG7GP You can use any 2m frequency but these are the most common: 2m FM 146.52, 146.58 2m SSB 144.200 2m CW 144.100 Net Control Operator qsos from a simplex net are excluded, but nothing wrong with doing a round robin after to see who wants to talk to who! Great Practice!

Greetings KBARA It's time for our first Fox Hunt. Date Saturday May 3 We will meet at Red Rooster on south 6th st 8:30 am for Dutch breakfast. Immediately after breakfast the Hunt will start. We will all leave from the restaurant no cheating lol. The hunt will end at 4 pm Frequencies will be as follows. Fox one and two will be on 146.565 The baby will be on 145.300. Remember the baby will be close to either one or two you will have to figure that out. Any questions let me know. First hunter to find all 3 the first wins. Happy hunting. 73 Walt Costa KK7DRL Second Vice President KBARA Event Coordinator

Don't forget the club meeting tomorrow evening. Location on our website https://w7vw.org/ Club business meeting starts at 6pm and a Parks on the Air (POTA) class starting about 6:30pm. Hope to see you there! 73, Charlie / K7AKT

*** ANNUAL ARMED FORCES DAY CROSSBAND TEST (10 May 2025) - The Department of Defense will host this years Armed Forces Day (AFD) Crossband Test, scheduled for May 10, 2025. This annual event is open to all licensed amateur radio operators and will not impact any public or private communications. For more than 50 years, military and amateur stations have taken part in this event, which is an interoperability exercise between hobbyist and government radio stations. - The AFD Crossband Test is a unique opportunity to test two-way communications between military communicators and radio stations in the Amateur Radio Service (ARS), as authorized in 47 CFR 97.111. - Military stations will transmit on selected military frequencies and will announce the specific ARS frequencies monitored. All times are ZULU (Z), and all frequencies are Upper Side Band (USB) unless otherwise noted. - Military Station listing/frequencies will be provided in upcoming weeks. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For additional information & QSL card input , go to https://www.usarmymars.org/events\

-- ANNUAL ARMED FORCES DAY MILITARY- AMATEUR CROSSBAND TEST (10 May 2025)-- The following stations will be making two-way radiotelephone contacts with stations in the ARS between the time periods listed on the frequencies listed in Kilohertz below: AAC / BARROW ARMY RESERVE CENTER, KY (USB + RTTY)/10May 1100 Z 11May1100Z 4011.0 kHz USB 5,346.5 kHz USB 6,968.5 kHz USB 13,963.5 kHz USB 17,457.5 kHz USB AAM3D / DISA CYBERSPACE OPERATIONS DIRECTORATE, FT MEADE, MD/1400Z 2000Z 4,013.5 kHz USB 5,403.5 kHz USB ,431. H SBYA NFNPETDS7N S7, CO/ 1300Z - 2000Z / 6,970.5 kHz USB 14,550.5 kHz USB ADB / CAMP FOSTER, OKINAWA/ 1500Z - 23590Z 14,487.0 kHz USB 20,994.0 kHz USB AFM4NPD / NAVAL SUPPORT ACTIVITY MID-SOUTH, MILLINGTON, TN/ 1200Z 2200Z 4,575.0 kHz USB 7,540.0 kHz USB 13,993.0 kHz USB AGA0WJ/ NAS WHIDBEY ISLAND OAK HARBOR, WA/ 1600Z - 2300Z 5,403.5 kHz USB 7,431.5 kHz USB 13,528.5 kHz USB 18,272.5 kHz USB AGA2SY / HANCOCK FIELD, NY/ 1200Z - 2000Z 7,473.5 kHz USB 15,807.0 kHz USB 19,955.0 kHz USB 20,740.0 kHz USB AGA5SC / SCOTT AFB, IL/ 1500Z - 2300Z 5,186.0 kHz USB 7,938.0 kHz USB 14,832.0 kHz USB 27,736.0 kHz USB AGA9TR / TRAVIS AFB, CA/ 1700Z - 2359Z 5,004.5 kHz USB 7,915.0 kHz USB 14,760.0 kHz USB 20,763.0 kHz USB 27,877.0 kHz USB GRIFFIN1 / 193rd RTI ARMY NATIONAL GUARD BETHANY BEACH, DE/1300Z 1800Z/ 5,217.0 kHz USB 7,588.5 kHz USB 14,441.5 kHz USB 18,293.0 kHz USB NAF / NEWPORT NAVAL RADIO STATION MUSEUM NEWPORT, RI (USB + CW)/1400Z - 2300Z 7,498.5 kHz USB 14,463.5 kHz USB NBGC/ USS HORNET AMATEUR RADIO CLUB ALEMEDA, CA (USB + CW)/1400Z - 2359Z 7,935.0 kHz USB 14,375.0 kHz USB 21,886.0 kHz USB 27,860.0 kHz USB NEMW / BATTLESHIP ALABAMA BB-60 MUSEUM SHIP, AL (USB + CW)/ 0000Z 2359Z 4,043.5 kHz USB 7,882.5 kHz USB 14,441.5 kHz USB 18,211.0 kHz USB 20,997.0 kHz USB NEPM / USS IOWA BB 61 LOS ANGELES, CA (USB + RTTY +CW)/ 1400Z - 2300Z 4,013.5 kHz USB 7,493.5 kHz USB 14,463.5 kHz USB 18,293.0 kHz USB 20,997.0 kHz USB NEPP/ USCGC HEALY SEATTLE, WA (USB + RTTY) 1700Z 2359Z 7,543.5 kHz USB 9,430.0 kHz USB 15,742.0 kHz USB 19,223.0 kHz USB NIIW / USS MIDWAY CV-41 SAN DIEGO, CA 10May 0000Z - 11May 0400Z 4,010.0 kHz USB 5,399.5 kHz USB 7,390.5 kHz USB 14,476.0 kHz USB 18,060.0 kHz USB 20,973.5 kHz USB NITG / SUBMARINE DRUM SS-228 MUSEUM SHIP, AL (USB + CW) 0000Z 2359Z 4,445.0 kHz USB 7,718.5 kHz USB 14,512.5 kHz USB 18,272.5 kHz USB 20,973.5 kHz USB NMC1/ US COAST GUARD BASE ALAMEDA, CA (USB + RTTY) 1700Z - 2359Z /7,3531.5 kHz USB 14,459.5 kHz USB 22,955.5 kHz USB NSS / US NAVAL ACADEMY ANNAPOLIS, MD (USB + CW)/kHz USB 9,944.0 kHz USB 14,487.0 kHz USB NWKJ / USS YORKTOWN PATRIOTS POINT, SC/ 10May 1300Z ? 11May 0100Z 4,027.0 kHz USB 7,421.0 kHz USB 14,438.5 kHz USB NWVC / LST-325 EVANSVILLE, IN (USB + CW) 10May 2022Z 11May 0300Z 3,325.0 kHz USB 6,913.0 kHz USB 9,988.5 kHz USB 13,974.0 kHz USB WAR / PENTAGON WASHINGTON, DC (USB + CW + RTTY) 1200Z - 2400Z 4,018.0 kHz USB 5,357.0 kHz USB 7,305.0 kHz USB 14,383.5 kHz USB 20,997.0 kHz USB For stations who wish to document their contacts with a QSL card, go to https://www.usarmymars.org/events and complete the request form. **** AFD X-BAND MSG MISSIING SECTION FOL: **** AAM3D / DISA CYBERSPACE OPERATIONS DIRECTORATE, FT MEADE, MD/1400Z 2000Z 4,013.5 kHz USB 5,403.5 kHz USB 7,431.5 kHz USB AAN / U.S. NORTHERN COMMAND, PETERSON SFB, CO/ 1300Z - 2000Z / 6,970.5 kHz USB 14,550.5 kHz USB AAZ / FT HUACHUCA, AZ/ 1500Z - 2359Z /7,645.0 kHz USB 14,438.5 kHz USB 18,211.0 kHz USB ADB / CAMP FOSTER, OKINAWA/ 1500Z - 23590Z 14,487.0 kHz USB 20,994.0 kHz USB AFM4NPD / NAVAL SUPPORT ACTIVITY MID-SOUTH, MILLINGTON, TN/ 1200Z 2200Z 4,575.0 kHz USB 7,540.0 kHz USB 13,993.0 kHzUS *

Relaying a message from Scott Honaker N7SS: “NASA, Space Force and NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center have agreed to hold a virtual presentation regarding space weather impacts and their roles on April 24th 2-4pm Pacific time. It will be followed by a SkyWarn Weather Spotter training hosted by NWS Seattle. The flyer for the event can be found here Space_Seminar_Flyer.pdf If you have difficulty with the registration link in the flyer you can Register Here.” -- 73 | Cyndi | KK7AZD | Chiloquin by Agency Lake HH 6101191 | HOIP 100097

Hello everyone, I just received this message from N6KV; she's currently in room 229 at Sky Lakes Medical Center- "911 I need a 6' extension cord and a 5v power adapter to charge my iPad and phone." I am taking care of her cats and have already delivered her mail, a power bank, her iPad, one of my lightning cables, her medications, and her keys to the hospital; is anyone available that can take care of this latest request? Hope everyone has a wonderful week! I'll probably not be back home in time for the net tonight; please check me in as a guest for the ARES net. 73, Erik KD6RRR

Google meet link for tonight's meeting. https://meet.google.com/egk-uqjk-xmv Charlie/K7AKT

Hello KBARA! Hope you're all doing great this week. Do any of you have any 1.2 GHz gear? I'm looking to see if anyone wants to try a QSO way up there one day. Hopefully I'll get to see you tonight! 73, Erik KD6RRR

Relaying a message from Scott Rosenfeld N7JI : Ducks on the Air, the Amateur Radio Club at the University of Oregon, meets the first and third Monday of each month at 6 p.m. Pacific time. This coming Monday (March 3rd) at 6 p.m., we have a very special meeting! We will have a presentation by Dr. Yvette Cendes, KB3HTS. Dr. Cendes is an Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Oregon. Her practice areas are astronomy, black holes, supernovae, and tidal disruption events (TDEs), and she will be presenting on the topic of radio astronomy. Her profile can be found here: https://news.uoregon.edu/expert/yvette-cendes-department-physics Visitors are strongly encouraged to attend! You do not have to be a ham radio operator. You do not have to be a member of Ducks on the Air. Zoom link: uoregon.zoom.us/j/92803242022?pwd=PV5ODlCxHY3uHohcE3VK1TNWyiTHpD.1 Meeting ID: 928 0324 2022 Passcode: 739091 Thanks, Scott N7JI Technical Advisor, Ducks on the Air N7DUX 73 | Cyndi | KK7AZD | Chiloquin by Agency Lake HH 6101191 | HOIP 100097