April - Anchorage Amateur Radio Club
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1. NEWSLETTER ARTICLES All articles from members and interested persons are very welcome If you wish to submit any articles jokes cartoons please have it typed or neatly handwritten It can be submitted by mail computer disk or E mail to the newsletter editor at the address listed above Submissions must be in the hands of the editor no later than the 10 days prior to the meeting or it may not be included Regular HAM Gatherings Alaska QRP Club Third Friday 7 00 PM Hams with QRP low power under 5 watts and Homebrewing interests meet for a social meeting monthly Meet at Denny s on DeBarr amp Bragaw in the back room Hungry QRPers start showing up about 6PM Info contact Jim Larsen AL7FS JimLarsen2002 at alaska net or 345 3190 Thursdays Brunch 9 30 AM Brunch NW corner of Debarr and Bragaw A great bunch of folks attend this one Saturdays Breakfast 7 30 AM Here is a good way to get started on the weekend Come and meet with some of the locals and have a great breakfast at Phillips Restaurant at the corner of Arctic and International Great Fun THIS MONTH S EVENTS 1 Friday each month AARC general meeting 7 00 PM in the Carr Gottstein Building on the APU Campus Talk in will be on 147 30 repeater 1 Tuesday each month VE License Exam 6 30 at the Hope Cottage offices 540 W International Bring photo ID copy of license if any and any certificates of completion 17 Wednesda2. Apr 17 0100z 0300z Rules http fpqrp com tit tt Titi it tit tit et tt tt th FISTS EUCW CW QRS Contest CW Category Apr 24 00017 to Apr 28 23597 Rules http www agcw de eucw eugrs html te ES E E E tet tt et tt ho E The Field CW QRP Contest Apr 29 1500z to Apr 30 0300z Rules http www zianet com ORP PO PD PS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS OS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS OS FDS PSS ONION ONION 72 de Ken Newman N2CQ N2CQ ARRL NET Rohn 25G tower and rotor For Sale Rohn 25G tower amp CDE Ham rotator Tower has top section 3 10 foot sections dirt mount amp all bolts Rotator Rated for up to 12 5 sq ft includes mounting bracket all bolts wire amp manual 495 for all just about half price Also GE PowrMastr 150 8 174 2mtr amplifiers Two units available With manuals and hookup kits 60Watt 20 each Can show almost anytime Call John WALACN 727 9056 Packet Radio Links Wig we Moone Southcentral Alaska Packet Nodes 145 0100 MHz CA
3. Lake Road here in Anchorage At this writing I have conducted a site visit to the office have reviewed the information the forecasters are trying to collect and will develop a full equipment proposal for a first phase of program installation for this office I will propose that AARC buy the radio equipment and professional installation from a local vendor As the equipment is installed there are two training components to develop The NWS needs to have FCC licensed operators to use the equipment They have committed to get the forecasters licensed to operate Ham radio The second bit of training is to provide the opportunity for Ham radio operators to learn accurate weather spotting This training will give the Ham radio community the education to tell the forecaster what they need to know in language that accurately describes the local weather condition This proposal will include installing a 2m 70cm voice system and a packet system in the NWS facility With this equipment the forecasters in the NWS office can collect real time and accurate information from virtually every place in their service area immediately from the Anchorage Bowl south onto the Kenai Peninsula and north into the Susitna River valley As the skill of the operators increase the weather service can develop their own VOIP system or use the IRLP system that is developing in our state to access the Copper River Valley and the Kuskokwim River Valley Both area s a
4. and volunteered to help me for the Start Restart Race HQ and the trail We had hams from Pennsylvania and North Dakota as well as from all over south central Alaska Special thanks go out to Gordon Hartlieb AL1W for his efforts as Start Coordinator to Ray Hollenbeck KLIIL who jumped in when I was about to go under and saved the day for the Re Start To Bernadette Anne my trail coordinator who s brilliance helped keep me focused that I was trying to drain the swamp to Global Information Technology Satellite GITSAT for the Iridium Phones and to GCI who s team gave me such outstanding support for the hotel and trail phones and internet We had great success with Echolink from the Rohn to Nikolai link back to Race HQ We will expand this to include the Nikolai checkpoint next year We weren t so lucky with the QPSK 31 from Ophir Cripple to McGrath links and were forced to use the Iridium Satellite Phones Some individuals have not yet received their volunteer hats ITC provided me with a list from our master list from the coordinators of people who haven t received them yet If you are one of them e mail me kl7tq arrl net or call and I will bring hats to the AARC and MARA meetings Please start planning to support the Iditarod for next year My health and the stress of trying to get hams to volunteers has forced me to retire as the Communications Coordinator I have advised the ITC that I will assist whomever they find to rep
5. LLSIGN ALIAS LOCATION KL7AA 1 ANC RABBIT CRK ANCHORAGE AREA KL7AA 7 ANCBBS DOWNTOWN ANCHORAGE BOWL KL7AA 8 AARC PART OF ANCBBS NL7C 2 EAGLE SITE SUMMIT ANC MAT SU KENAI AREA 145 050 KL7GG 1 NEST EAGLE ANC MAT SU KL7IKX 10 DPD S ANCH ANC MAT SU KENAT 147 3600 KL7GG 2 ERAK ANCHORAGE 9600 BAUD 147 9600 KL7AA 8 AARC PART OF ANCBBS 7 3 EMLNK 5 REFLECTOR KL7JFU 1 WALLEY FISHOOK HATCHER PASS MATSU 3 605 LSB KL7AA 10 HF80 S ANCH Side of things 300 BAUD 440 0500 KL7IKX 4 DD S ANCH ANCHORAGE NL7C 4 EAGLE4 S SUMMIT ANCHORAGE THERE IS A FULL DUPLEX UHF LINK BETWEEN DPD AND ANCBBS AARC THIS TIES 145 0500 TO 145 0100 USING AARC 440 0500 IS USED AS A BACKBONE TO TIE THE HF NODE KL7AA 10 HF80 INTO THE NETWORK ALL NODES OPERATE AT 1200 BAUD UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED THE FULL DUPLEX LINK BETWEEN ANCBBS AARC AND THE 440 050 145 050 147 96 NODE STACK IS NOT A USER LINK 73 Ron Keech KL1PL and Tim Comfort NL7SK Data You Can Use Officers President Jim Larsen AL7FS president kl7aa net Vice Pres Judi Ramage WL7DX vicepresident kl7aa net Secretary Diane Olson secretary 7 Treasurer Heather Hasper KL7SP treasurer k17aa net Trustee Keith Clark KL7MM trustee 7 Activities Chairman Vacant News Letter Editor Jim Larsen AL7FS Membership Chairman Fred Erickson KL7FE membership kI7aa net Past Pres Jim Larsen AL7FS
6. Volume 35 No 4 April 2006 Anchorage Amateur Radio Club Next Meeting April 7 April Program Emergency Services EOC Manager and Police Chaplain Vince McCoy of the Anchorage Emergency Operations Center EOC and Chaplain Bert McQueen the APD Chaplain will speak to us on aspects of emergency service Vince will give us a view into the Anchorage EOC and how the EOC is used in an emergency He may speak to possible disaster scenarios The disasters that could occur in Anchorage lead into Chaplain McQueen s topic He will be speaking to the group about critical incident stress debriefing and the needs and benefits to members of our organization and how to act or react in the event of a disaster Club Website http www kl7aa net ass ALASKA OUTGOING QSL Service Jim Tvrdy KL7CDG is setting up an Alaskan Outgoing QSL Card Service He will be mailing directly to the QSL Bureaus throughout the world After sufficient number cards have been accumulated for each Bureau they will then be mailed The cost is initially set at ten cents card He will be using the same guidelines as the ARRL with two exceptions 1 a ham need not be a member of ARRL to take advantage of the service and 2 it would be available only to Alaskan Hams For an individual to send out QSL cards the cost of mailing one ounce to any foreign country is 0 84 with the exception of Canada and Mexico which
7. We look for there to be more development of software to use with this radio Linda Mullen AD4BL Section Emergency Coordinator ALASKA ad4bl arrl net Call for AARC Historical Documents Heather Hasper KL7SP has taken on the activity of collecting and organizing our Club historical documents She is looking for AARC documents that you no longer want to maintain in your house These might include newsletters membership rosters flyers photos or any other item of historical interest Please contact Heather at KL7SP ARRL NET Or via pager at 907 275 7474 Alaska QRP Club meets the Third Friday of every month 7 00 PM Some show for dinner at 6PM Hams with QRP low power under 5 watts and Homebrewing interests meet for a social meeting monthly Meet at Dennys in the back room DeBarr near Bragaw Contact 15 Jim Larsen AL 7ES JimLarsen2002 at alaska net or 345 3190 For Sale by Bill Bear Wasilla bearair mtaonline net 373 3373 e Icom 720A hf xcvr w mans mic speaker ps mobile mount whip and automatic antenna tuner 425 e Icom 22S 2 mtr xcvr w manual mic dash mount bracket 115 e Hallicrafter SX 25 w manual antique tube gear 75 e Kenwood TS 120S HF Xcvr w manual mic speaker ps 325 e Kenwood TS 1205 HF 225 e Kenwood AT 250 automatic antenna tuner 250 e Kenwood TH 215A 2 mtr ht w speaker mic whip ni cad batt pack ac charger 100 e Kenw
8. adiocruise2006 com N2CQ CONTEST CALENDAR April 2006 ARS Spartan Sprint CW Contest Apr 4 0100z to 0300z First Monday 9 PM EDT Rules http www arsqrp com Ct ti tt tt titi tt tt tte tt tet et ee tt ARCI Spring QSO Party CW QRP Contest Apr 8 1200z to Apr 9 2400z Rules http www gqrpartci org PO PD PS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS OS OS FG FS FS FS FS OS FS OS PS ONION E NAQCC Straight Key Bug Sprint CW Contest EDT Apr 11 8 30 PM to 10 30 PM UTC Apr 12 0030Z to 02307 Rules http www arm tek net yoel contests html PD PD PD PS FS FS FS FS FS FS FG FS OD OD FD FS OD FG FS OG OG OS OD OD FS OD FS OS OS OS ONION ONION ON EA QRP Contest CW QRP Contest Apr 15 1700z to 2000z 10 15 amp 20 Mtrs Apr 15 20007 to 23007 80 Mtrs Apr 16 07007 to 10007 40 Mtrs Apr 16 1000z to 1300z 10 15 amp 20 Mtrs Rules http www eagqrp com concurso htm PO PS PS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FD FS FS FS FS FS FG FS FS OS FS OD FS OS PSS ON ONION E RUN FOR THE BACON CW QRP CONTEST EST Apr 16 9 PM to 11 PM UTC
9. is 0 63 This can be fairly expensive if only one or two cards need to be sent out By pooling our cards considerable savings can be had thus lowering the cost of QSLing and also cutting down the time for delivery and response time for everyone Jim is keeping a running list of quantity of cards for each country including those that do not have a QSL Bureau Please check with him if you have cards going to any of these non Bureau countries to see if they can be combined for a mailing 907 345 3063 or jjt95 argo gci net Anyone having QSL cards to send out can hand deliver them to KL7CDG at the brunch on Thursday at The Birch Tree Dining northwest corner of Bragaw and Debarr starting at 930 AM or at the Saturday breakfast at Phillips International Inn Northeast corner of International Road and Artic Hams out in the bush can send their cards to AARC POB 101987 Anchorage AK 99510 1987 Remember the more people that use the Alaskan Outgoing QSL Service the cheaper it will be IDITAROD XXXIV I would like to Thank the Anchorage Amateur Radio Club AARC Polar Amateur Radio Club of Alaska PARKA Matanuska Amateur Radio Club and the Seward Peninsula Amateur Radio Club SPARKS for the great support in the Last Great Race We were understaffed for the Start and Restart buy about twenty hams but the race went on really want to thank all the Amateurs who came forward
10. lace me have also recommended that they hire a Communications Engineer with an Amateur License Thank You All Mark Kelliher KL7TQ 2 quacks kI7tgq arrl net 694 3722 Electronics Recycling Go ahead fling out your old electronics now you can do it easily and responsibly in Alaska Learn how and why at the following event April 13 6 30 to 9 p m BP Energy Center 900 E Benson Blvd To continue with the electronics recycling theme the April presentations will feature data file back up techniques technologies and hard drive transfer removal This will prepare you to back up all of your data files and address data security concerns before you recycle your old PC systems or just in general help you understand how to backup your data http www acs pcug org for more information Thank you Jim Gribbin President Alaska Computer Society PC Users Group 907 229 5085 517 Reflector If you like to stay in touch KL7AA news other posts of local interest Step 1 First point your browser to click the link below http mailman qth net mailman listinfo kl7aa Step 2 On the web page you will see a section titled Subscribing to KL7AA Enter your e mail address in the Your email address entry box Step 3 Pick a password for your account and enter it in the box marked Pick a password and then enter the same password in
11. ood TM 2570A 2 mtr xcvr w manual speaker ps 175 e HeathKit Packit 232 w user assembly manuals schematics 55 e JE610 ASCH keyboard never used w custom wood case 25 e Heath Video Monitor Model ZVM 1220A with phono jack output 45 e 1224 RTTY CW computer interface w user manual schematic 65 e MEFJJ 941B Versa Tuner II 20 e Regency ACT T16K Programmable Scanner w manual 75 e Regency 0 H L U scanner w uhf and vhf telescoping ant dash mount bracket AC DC cables 23 e Phillips 2 unit camper intercom 12 dc 30 e BC 221 AF sig gen w calib instruction book 579 e TS 174 U sig gen US Army Signal Corps w calib instruction book 79 Report on AARC project to support Skywarn program in NOAA National Weather Service Central Alaska Office April 2 2006 OKY WARN All weather 15 local This is an adage that was truly brought home to me as a long haul truck driver More than once we would find ourselves driving across the Midwest in horrible freezing rain moving into and out of road ice in a short period of time We give our National Weather Service NWS the responsibility to let us know when the weather is getting dangerous To meet that end the NWS invests in state of the art technology imaging equipment and computer models Even with this effort on a daily basis the forecasters in the war room over on Sand Lake still benefit from knowing wha
12. or 146 850 repeaters Further details can be found by contacting Len Betts KL7LB lelbak at yahoo com Who Do I Contact to Join AARC Or pay membership renewals Fred Erickson KL7FE 12531 Alpine Dr Anchorage AK 99516 3121 frederickson at iname com Phone number 345 2181 Annual Dues are 12 prorated as appropriate Additional Member in same household is 6 Full Time Student 15 no charge Ask about Life Memberships Anchorage AK PRSRT STD U S Postage Permit No 69 PAID The Anchorage Amateur Radio Club News Anchorage Amateur Radio Club Inc Post Office Box 101987 Anchorage Alaska 99510 1987 5 43W 631 319 NOLLIASHALN ASNOGH LY ALIS JJH NMOL NMO LHS 1 AVM i pama O4ANI LIWLNOD SSY 110 YHSOAONYLYIN i UV39 WVA ANV 01 35N33 WOVA 204 3AVH OL ZAVA NOA XIBWAIWZIA LSNOLVJINNWWO2 AJNISAIWI 40 BL MOF MOHS NVJ IM 2 V 3WD238 OL INVA NOISSIS NO SANI4MG 1405 ONV Good VVW 01 INIOS SWALI 40 4 376V VVAV 378V 81015 ALLN ANI 72 V BIAGVA TWIDAPFUWO HIVE Mad 025 9 378V 2 NON K V U3d Sis LV 5 am
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14. pastpresident k17aa net Three Year Board Members Jim Wiley KL7CC jwiley at alaska net Paul Spatzek WL7BF Paul Spatzek at acsalaska net Frank Pratt KL7RX at arrl net One Year Board Members Steve Jensen KLOVZ jensens at acsalaska net Richard Kotsch WL7CPX richardkotsch at yahoo com TJ Sheffield KL7TS k1I7ts at hotmail com Edward Moses KLIKL at ak net Mike O Keefe KL7MD mok at gci net Kathleen O Keefe KL7KO kok at woodscross net Nick Casler KL1XD ncasler at tertiary net Art Morton ALOU Jam443 at Chugach net Bill Reiter KL7ITI wwryter at cs com AARC web page amp Email contact addresses Homepage http www KL7AA net Webmaster webmaster k17aa net President president kl7aa net Vice President vicepresident kl7aa net Membership membership kl7aa net Newsletter editor kl7aa net News Letter Submissions Information or corrections Submissions must be received 2 weeks before meeting Email editor kl7aa net Mail 3445 Spinnaker Drive Anchorage 99516 Nets in Alaska The following nets are active in South central Alaska Alaska Sniper s Net 3 920 MHz 6 00 PM daily Alaska Bush Net 7 093 MHz 8 00 PM daily Alaska Motley Net 3 933 MHz 9 00 PM daily Alaska Pacific Net 14 292 MHz 8 00 AM M F ACWN Alaska CW Net 3534 7042 Daily 0700 1000 and 1900 2400 Alaska Time AL7N or KLST monitoring Net Purpose Formal NTS traffic via CW No Name Net 146 85 25 repeater S
15. re part of the service area for the Sand Lake office This is a program that meets AARC objectives and 15 a worthy use of club funds by developing a program that provides a public safety service In the days ahead I will provide our board the opportunity to provide comment on the equipment that is appropriate for this installation and prepare to ask the membership to approve funding this program At the end of the day we can improve the service of Ham radio to our community and put our radio skills to use for benefit of our larger community Please forward any comments to me at this email address opssteve yahoo com Steve Jensen KLOVZ ARES Contact Information Heather Hasper KL7SP KL7SP AARL NET Pager 907 275 7474 Additional information on ARES can be found at the following URL http www gqsl net aresalaska Scientists Issue Unprecedented Forecast Next Sunspot Cycle http www nstf gov news news_summ jsp cntn_id 105844 amp 0rg NSF amp from news March 6 2006 The next sunspot cycle will be 30 to 50 percent stronger than the last one and begin as much as a year late according to a breakthrough forecast using a computer model of solar dynamics developed by scientists at the National Center for Atmospheric Research NCAR in Boulder Colo AMATEUR RADIO CRUISE to CARIBBEAN December 3 10 2006 out of Fort Lauderdale FL http www hamr
16. rmat QForms has the ICS 213 message form built in and the capability of sending it via WinLink The software links for WinLink are http www winlink org http www siriuscyber net for the Airmail software http www winlink org aprslink htm instructions to send messages from APRS to the WinLink system http tinyurl com knyee for the QForms program The software program for WinLink is AirMail AirMail has the capability of keyboard to keyboard as well as sending the emails It operates similar to any Internet email program This will be a great asset for emergency work It is also being used by amateurs who have no access to phone or internet The other new exciting system we are testing is the D STAR system developed by the amateurs in Japan Currently we have 3 of the ICOM ID 800H radios in use here in the Fairbanks area This is cutting edge technology and we have the capability of helping determine the future of this new technology D Star 15 digital radio The ID 800 15 capable of both digital and analog modes and can be used with any repeater It will do voice and data simultaneously Itis great for sending files and other information The chip in it is the same chip in the radios being used for the ALMR system but is a better grade It will also take data from a GPS and send it out with its signal Lots of exciting possibilities with this new radio system The protocol developed by the Japanese amateurs 15 open and available
17. t is really happening from time to time in their forecast region Recognizing this information gap 1s a service that Ham radio can fill the AARL has an MOU Memorandum of Understanding with the National Weather Service supporting the development of Skywarn programs In many regions of the lower 48 established Skywarn programs are providing service to the community by training radio operators to accurately report the weather they see to the forecasting office as real time useful information Often these programs are in place to track tornados but there is also a need for tracking heavy rain blizzard high wind and other severe weather Did you know there are six distinct micro climates in the Anchorage Bowl alone We all have personal experience with this phenomenon The NWS works day and night to keep us informed on the changes as they happen at least the changes that they know of Here is the part where Ham radio can provide service to our community NWS has state of the art equipment and skilled and trained staff but they still need reports from the ground Hey the radar says its raining and blowing like crazy up on Rabbit Creek can anybody report what it looks like up Rabbit Creek way This quality of information will provide benefits to us all With this as a back drop I am working to prepare a proposal for the membership of AARC to support installing Ham radio in the National Weather Service office on Sand
18. the box marked Reenter password to confirm This password will be used to change your settings on the list such as digest mode etc Step 4 If you would like the e mails in daily digest form click yes on the line marked Would you like to receive list mail batched in a daily digest Step 5 Click on the Subscribe button below the information that you just entered From SEC Exciting new possibilities for amateur radio and ARES Fairbanks now has an operational WinLink system KL7EDK Jerry has set up the first PMBO in Alaska with connections to the lower 48 A number of amateurs in the Fairbanks area now have WinLink capability The new emcom kits that the Fairbanks group is putting together will also have WinLink on them That gives the agencies that we serve the capability to send messages that look and feel like email This system operates via rf on using a packet protocol and on HF Pactor and or internet AirMail will also send files as attachments The upper limit is about 30K it also sends graphics but we all know how big they can be have put together a document on setting up a Winlink station if anyone 15 interested If anyone would be interested in setting up a PMBO in the Anchorage area please contact Jerry Curry KL7EDK at jercurry att net We also have an add on program called QForms Since the whole state operates under ICS NIMS we will need to use their message fo
19. undays 8 00 PM Grandson of SSB Net 144 20 USB Mondays 8 00 PM local Big City Simplex Net 146 520 446 0 amp 52 525 FM With Packet 145 01 Tuesdays 8 00 PM local ARES net 147 27 87 103 5Hz Thursdays at 8 00 PM local PARKA net 147 30 90 Thursdays at 7 00 PM local ERC VHF Net 147 27 87 103 5Hz Sunday 7 30 PM local ERC Net 3 880 MHz Sunday 8 30PM local Any AARC sponsored repeater with or without an auto patch will always be open to all licensed amateur radio operators in the area who are authorized to operate on those frequencies Anchorage amp Mat Valley Area Repeaters a o Mar05 KL7AA systems at Flattop Mt 2 200 ft 146 94 34 MHz 80 watts autopatch 141 3 Hz PL problems 224 94 223 34 25 watts no patch no PL 444 70 449 70 25 watts autopatch 141 3 PL 147 27 87 MHz no patch Mount Susitna 103 5 Hz 443 3 448 3 patch Mount Susitna 103 5 Hz KL7CC Anchorage Hillside SCRC amp QCWA 146 97 37 MHz 30 watts autopatch 103 5 Hz PL KL7M Anchorage Hillside 147 21 81 MHz on IRLP 97 4 Hz PL KL7ION at Mt Gordon Lyon PARKA 3 940 ft 147 30 90 MHz 80 watts no patch 141 3 Hz PL KL7AIR Elmendorf AFB EARS 146 67 07 107 2 Hz PL KL7JFU KGB road MARA club 146 85 25 autopatch no PL Palmer IRLP 146 64 04 simplex patch no PL Mile 58 3 Parks Highway IRLP 147 09 69 MHz 97 4 Hz PL KL3K Girdwood IRLP 146 76 16 MHz 25 watts no patch 97 4 Hz PL South Anchorage IRLP 146 79 19 MH
20. y quarterly EARS general meeting Meets quarterly at North next scheduled meeting 15 the first Wednesday of May at 1730 Additional meetings as required will be announced Contact info PO Box 7069 Elmendorf AFB 99506 Or email Ron Keech KL1PL for information Email kl7air qth net ronkeech kl1pl us home 349 2442 2 Friday each month SCRC general meeting at 7 00 PM at Denny s on Debarr amp Bragaw Talk in on 147 57 simplex 2 Saturday each month VE License Exams at 2 00 PM at Hope Cottage 540 W International Be sure to bring photo ID copy of license if any and any certificates of completion 2 Saturday each month PARKA Meeting at 11 00 AM at Peggy s across from Merrill Field 3 Tuesday each month AARC Board meeting at 7 00 PM at Hope Cottage 540 W International All are invited and encouraged to attend 3 Friday each month Alaska QRP Club 7 00PM at Denny s on DeBarr in the back room Info Jim Larsen 345 3190 Bring projects to share with the group Some show up at 6 00PM to eat 3 Saturday each month ARES General meeting 9 30AM to 12 00 PM Call TJ Sheffield KL7TS kI7ts at arrl net HM 248 3864 for additional information Also check for ARES Info at http www gqsl net aresalaska The last Friday each month MARA meeting at 7PM Fire Station 61 located two blocks up Lucille Drive from the Parks hwy Talk in help for the meeting can be acquired on either the 146 640
21. z 100 Hz PL Anchorage IRLP KB8JXX 146 82 22 tone unknown South Central Area Simplex Frequencies 146 52 MHz Calling and Emergency frequency 147 57 447 57 crossband linked HF spotters amp chat 103 5 HZ PL 146 49 MHz Anchorage area simplex chat 146 43 MHz Mat Valley simplex chat 147 42 MHz Peninsula simplex chat 146 58 MHz Simplex IRLP Wasilla Lake VE Testing in Valley Valley VE testing sessions will be held at the Wasilla Red Cross at 7 pm on the fourth Saturday of each month unless it is a major holiday weekend Wasilla Red Cross is in the Westside Mall next to Speedy Glass it s just a click up from hardware Internet Links the favorites from our readers and Hombrew Links http www AL7FS us AARC http www KL7AA net SCRC _http www KL7G org EARS __http www qsl net kl7air MARA hittp www kl7jfu com Moose Horn ARC http www alaksa net k17fg ARES _http www qsl net aresalaska Practice Exams http www AA9PW com Fairbanks AARC http www kl7kc com Yukon Amateur Radio Association http www klondike com yara index html Links for Homebrewers amp QRPers http www amarp org misc links html Solar Terrestrial Activity http 209 130 27 95 solar http www arrl org Propagation Report Recording 566 1819 Please let us know if there are other clubs pages or good starting points that should appear here Report dead links or bad info to editor kl7aa net
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