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Disaster Expo Review
Great Job Ralph and the rest of the Gulf Coast members that attended this expo.
10 days to Field Day
Good Morning,
Field day is 10 days away. The Gulf Coast Amateur Radio Club is having their Field day at the clubhouse this year. You are invited to attend this event. Saturday June 23rd at noon we start getting it rolling. This event runs for 24 hours. So if you can not make it during the day we will be operating FD all night. The event is over at 2pm Sunday.
Field Day is the perfect opportunity for the some of the newer Hams to get on the air and operate HF. You do not need to be experienced to get on. Part of the fun is learning how to communicate and call CQ Field day. If you are a Tech then you get to go on ALL HF bands under the club call.
We will be having food and refreshments at the clubhouse. Burger and hot dogs on Saturday afternoon. Breakfast in the morning, etc. See website for schedule.
Potluck on Saturday night . If you could bring a crock pot with your favorite meal in it to share.
Hope to see everyone there.
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Articles for newsletter
We want to hear from you. Calling for Articles to go in club newsletterWe are always looking for articles to publish in the newsletter. Topics should apply to Amateur Radio, or other closely-related topics. Submissions may be edited for grammar, content, or length; however, that is usually pretty rare. The deadline for submissions is the 25th of each month; however, submissions received after the deadline will be considered. If a late entry doesn’t make it in the current month, it may be used in the following month. It does not have to be written. Do you have some pictures that other hams would like to see. Send them in. Email you article to webmaster@gulfcoastarc.org |
Field Day Food
Here is the current list of who is bringing what.
Wires-X on Repeater now available
WIRES (Wide-coverage Internet Repeater Enhancement System) is an Internet communication system which expands the range of amateur radio communication. For WIRES-X, an amateur node station connecting to the Internet is used as the access point and connects the wireless communication to the Internet. Users’ stations can communicate with other amateur stations all over the world using a node within the radio wave range.
WIRES-X supports the C4FM digital and the clear and crisp voice technology enables high sound quality. By repeating C4FM digital data as it is via the Internet, users can enjoy clear voice communications even if they are thousands of miles away each other.
Utilizing the digital communication, the WIRES-X operation is simple, easy and user friendly.
Varieties of the new functions as well as voice communications expands opportunities for enjoyment of ham station operation.
ARES test POSTPONED
MORNING ALL,
SINCE ISSUES HAVE COME UP REGARDING THE REPEATERS WE USE, ECHOLINK DOWN ON THE .33 & .88 TILL AT LEAST NEXT WEEK, I HAVE DECIDED TO POSTPONE THE SHELTER TEST TILL 7 July at 11:00 HRS. PLEASE POST THIS TO THE ZHILLS AND EPARS REFLECTORS. I WILL RESENT THE SHELTER LIST THAT HAS THE SHELTERS THAT ARE ALREADY SPOKEN FOR NEXT WEEK. PLEASE LET ALL KNOW OF THE POSTPONEMENT.
73
Ralph McCullough WA3YFQ
Pasco County Emergency Coordinator
Gulf Coast ARC President
Pasco County SkyWarn Coordinator
SkyWarn # PAS341A
wa3yfq@yahoo.com