Net Control KN6RBP Rick
In addition to your questions. Topics may include:
- New Repeater & Nets Lineup
- Bob’s New Radio and a BDay invite.
- Antenna Troubleshooting
- 2M & 70cm SSB
- The Sun
KN6RBP KE6JGM & WA6SPY
are doing 2M & 70cm SSB tomorrow afternoon!
We are going to try VHF UHF SSB. Bob’s new radio will do what the 991a can also do.
2M & 70cm SSB!!!
I’m going to Monrovia tomorrow. On the way home (probably late afternoon) ,
I’ll be trying to make contact while on the way home.
This will be coordinated on Bob’s Repeater and HHO in the afternoon.
LDARC Repeater is monitored by Bob as well so you can coordinate that way as well.
Frequency’s will be 144.200 & 432.100 USB.
These are also calling frequency’s so ANYTHING could happen.
Repeater & Nets changes
NET SCHEDULE
Tuesday
Early Net, 6:30 PM (1830) to 7:00 PM (1900). (Repeater)
Regular Net, 7:15 PM (1915) to 8:00 PM (2000). (Repeater)
10 meter Eagle Net, 8:00 PM (2000) to 9:00 PM (2100), 28.360 Mhz USB
Eagle Net Bands & Modes (subject to change)
Anytime after 15min of operations on our 10M Frequency, we will move to a different band.
First Tuesday of the month 10M FM 29.635 or 70cm 439.000Mhz FM DCS 026
Second Tuesday of the month 20M 14.265 USB
Third Tuesday of the month 15M or 75M 3.884 Mhz LSB
Fourth Tuesday of the month 40M 7.238 Mhz LSB
Fifth Tuesday of the month (if there is one) Wildcard 2,12,17,60 meters SSB
Wednesday (second & fourth of each month)
Digital Only Net, C4FM, System Fusion, 7:00 PM (1900) to 8:00 PM (2000)
Wednesday (first of each month)
KE6JGM repeater & Hemet Hangout YSF 59073 Linked
Digital Only Net, C4FM, System Fusion, 7:00 PM (1900) to 8:00 PM (2000)
Digital Only after hours (subject to change)
The after hours nets are round-table chat with no NC.
First Wednesday of the month C4FM Ch1 144.950
Second Wednesday No After Hours (not officially anyway) but maybe…
KE6JGM repeater & Hemet Hangout YSF 59073 Linked
Third Wednesday (Our Meeting Night) no after hours
Fourth Wednesday of the month 70cm 439.000Mhz C4FM
Fifth Wednesday of the month (if there is one) 10M 29.620 Mhz C4FM
ICOM IC-9700 VHF/UHF/1.2 GHz Transceiver
Transceiver, Base, All-Mode, 2M/70cm/23cm, SDR, D-STAR, Touch Screen Color TFT LCD
Features for the ultra-advanced Icom IC-9700 include:
* Direct-Sampling SDR design
* RF Output of 100 Watts on 2m (144-148 MHz), 75 Watts on 70cm (430-450 MHz) and 10 Watts on 23 cm (1240-1300 MHz)
* All modes including FM, SSB, AM, CW, RTTY, Digital, D-Star Digital Voice and Digital Data
* Digital Data (DD) mode provides 128 kbps data communication
* D-STAR Terminal and Access Point mode (RS-MS3A/W)
* Dual D-STAR receive (decodes two voice streams simultaneously)
* Main and Sub RX
* Full Duplex operation/ Dual Watch (no V/V or U/U Capability)
* Smooth satellite operations with normal/reverse tracking and 99 satellite channels
* Supports 2 wave simultaneous reception (different bands/same or different mode)
* High definition Real-Time 4.3 inch TFT display
* Touchscreen interface (LCD touch-screen control)
* Main or Sub-Band Scope (Center/Fix mode +/-500kHz Center Mode)
* Audio Scope
* CW full break-in
* 0.5ppm frequency stability
* Voice Recording/playback function (SD Memory Card)
* Ethernet Port – Internal Server for Internet remote control with optional RS-BA1 software
* USB audio and control connection
* DR Memories: 2,500
* Antenna connectors: 2m SO-239, 70cm Type N, 1.2 GHz Type N
Announcement By KN6MJS
You are all invited to Bob Browns 50th BDay BBQ Party
1PM May 29th
29545 Vacation Dr.
Canyon Lake, Ca
Contact Karen 951 306-5053 or Bob “birthday boy” Brown 951 448-6773
to RSVP and have your name at the gate.
Troubleshooting Antenna Systems
HIGH SWR TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Hey, Why Can’t I Access the Repeater?
K6LCS CLINT BRADFORD
Work the Amateur FM Voice Satellites
to Karen treasurer
this is Asa, sorry I cant afford the hat right now, I will let you know as soon as I can