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him with your name and call sign if you want them on your very own badge<br />
(like the big guys have).<br />
THREE REPEATERS, all W6NWG/R, are owned and operated by the <strong>Club</strong>. One has<br />
an input of 146.130 mHz and an output of 146.730 mHz. Input for another is<br />
444.425 mHz and output is 449.425 mHz. The third is a packet radio digipeater<br />
on 145.050 mHz. All are on the <strong>Club</strong>'s property on Mount <strong>Palomar</strong> at<br />
about 5,600'; and are open repeaters for club members and occasional and<br />
transient users. Repeater control operators are; KB6AI, W9FQN, K6HAV,<br />
WA6KZN, KBSMU, K6ROR, WQ6V.<br />
THE NORTH COUNTY TRAFFIC NET is operated by the <strong>Club</strong>, and meets nightly<br />
on 146.730 mHz (-600 kHz) at 2000 local to handle formal written traffic.<br />
Visitors are welcome. Net cont rol stations and liaison stations are<br />
needed. Apply to Joe, WB6HMY.<br />
THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY PACKET RADIO VOICE NET meets on 146.730 mHz each<br />
Tuesday at 2100. This net is to provide information on Packet <strong>Radio</strong> for<br />
the beginner and the advanced packeteer. All are welcome. Paul, KBSMU,<br />
is net control station.<br />
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APRIL CLUB MEETING<br />
THE PROGRAM for the evening wi ll be "QSY to 10 gHzrl, presented by Bob<br />
Traynor, WA7GRW, and Kerry Bank, N6IZW, who will have some equipment set up<br />
for us to see and use. They will have lots to say on X-band<br />
along with some handouts and kits so you can build your own.<br />
operation<br />
SHOW AND TELL will feature a portable emergency HT power pack. Bob,<br />
KA6HZF, will show his battery operated C-64 and Pakratt. And any other<br />
items club members bring in to show us.<br />
COFFEE AND THE USUAL NO-CAL GOODIES by Vina and the Rohrers. (Vina still<br />
needs friends to s i gn up for bringing goodies for the coming months<br />
her know.)<br />
- let<br />
SIGN THE ATTENDANCE LOG at all club events. Each attendance is worth one<br />
ticket for the drawing held at the <strong>Club</strong>'s annual picnic. No signature, no<br />
tickee. No tickee, no washee!<br />
MARCH CLUB MEETING<br />
At the March club meeting we heard from Bill Kahn, WB6ZZN, of the San<br />
Diego County Sheriff's Department, who gave us an excellent presentation on<br />
the Sheriff's communication system and on the use of 911, the general<br />
purpose emergency number. George, K6RTD/XE2GAA, told us about the requirements<br />
for obtaining an amateur radio license to operate in Mexico. A poll<br />
was taken to determine by what routes our members come to club meetings.<br />
This was our next to final meeting at Glendale Fed. Gerry, N6LYX, and<br />
Buck, KAORGQ, were given DIPPLE awards by Secretary WF6L. Gerry for stepping<br />
through his ceiling while putting up an antenna, and Buck for stepping<br />
in a paint can. Coffee and no-cal tasties were excellent ,. as usual, thanks<br />
to Vina and friends.<br />
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING<br />
The Executive Committee, consisting of the <strong>Club</strong>'s officers and committee<br />
chairmen, meets on the second Thursday of the month at the home of various<br />
of its members. Without fail, the meetings usually start at 7:30 of the<br />
p.m. <strong>Club</strong> members are welcome to attend and observe.<br />
At the March meeting, which was held at the home of W9FQN, the Committee<br />
SCOPE - April '86 page 2
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