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BOARD MEETING SUMMARY:The Superstition Amateur Radio Club convened its regular board meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 9, 2001 in the offices of Edward Jones in Mesa.Present were: Terry Cross, Myrna Cross, Larry Kuck, Ron McKee, and Jim Minturn, Jim Lowe, and Ed Cole. Absent were Mike Faschingbauer and Bob Burleson. Ron McKee announced the speaker for the October 16 general meeting. It will be Jack Crabtree, AA0P. The subject will be the latest activities for ANSR. Ed Cole, Hamfest chairman, was directed to
The general meeting on November 20th will include election of the next year officers and a junk auction. The meeting was adjourned at 7:18 PM. |
GENERAL MEETING SUMMARY:Vice President, Ron McKee called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm.The business of the club was discussed first:
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Upcoming ProgramsRon McKee, Kd7FGY, program chairman for the Superstition ARC, announces the program for the next general meeting: Annual Junque Auction. Bring all your treasures. Also this is election month. If you want to help the club let us know.
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FROM THE PRESIDENT:Looking for help with the club again. November is election month. So if you want to be a bigger part of the club let us know. |
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PICNIC: The picnic has been rescheduled to November 10th at Pioneer Park on Main Street. The Ramada on the northwest corner of the park has been reserved from 1100 to 1500. Coordinate what food to bring with Dianne Hoffman: 985-9550 NOTICE TO HAMS:There has been some interest coming from the meeting, to start some new committees in the club. Some suggestions are, kit building, antenna raising and QRP. If any one has any interest in any of these areas, please let the board of directors know.
Explorer Post CW Practice Net at new time:The CW Practice Net sponsored by Explorer Post 599 has changed its start time to one-half hour earlier. Please note the new start time of 8:30 PM. This net operates on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays starting at 8:30 PM on 147.38 MHz. The access tone for that repeater is 79.7 Hz. Thanks Explorer Post 599 WEEKLY NETS
DUES:Please check with the treasurer to make sure you are up to date. Your expiration date is printed in the top line of your address label. Please report corrections and changes to the Treasurer.
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MS-150 Bike Ride Gila Bend 2 days 11/03/01 - 11/04/01 LOST DUTCHMAN Marathon Apache Junction 02 January 2002 Fiesta Bowl Parade Downtown Phoenix 29 December 2001For more information, please get a hold of Jim Pierce N7QVW at 623-551-1204.
HF/VHF/UHF EMERGENCY NET FREQUENCIES:
Satern (Salvation Army) 14,265.00 USB
FEMA 10,493.00 USB 5,211.00 USB
Shares (Mars and Federal) 14,396.00 USB 5,236.00 USB
NY State RACES/ARES 3,993.00 LSB 7,248.00 LSB
Arizona Emergency Net 3,992.00 LSB
Hurrican Watch 14,325.00 USB 14,275.00 USB
AZ Red Cross 147.240.00 (+600, 162.2 PL)
146.940.00 (-600, PL 162.2)
This information is for monitoring ONLY. Do not transmit on any of the HF Amateur emergency frequencies unless you have emergency traffic! The Red Cross (K7ARC) is monitoring 147.24 daily.
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VOLUNTEERS:The Arizona Science Center is looking for help with their Ham Radio display. For more information, contact Bob Burleson, KG7QJ, at 480-961-1109. I am also looking for anyone that is volunteering on any events so that the club can recognize their efforts.
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SARC HAMFEST: Arizona Near Space Research is going to launch a balloon on December 1st, weather permitting, and will have a station at our Hamfest
monitoring the flight of the balloon. The balloon cannot be launched
from the Hamfest because our urban location is rated as "class B"
airspace, said Jack Crabtree, AA0P, founder of ANSR and October's guest
speaker. Next ANSR meeting is the fourth Monday of each month, at RadioShack.com, at 7 PM. Will there be a 2m/70cm repeater on the next launch? After AA0P lost his dual band HT (the repeater) in the launch at Tuthill, there is no radio to use for this purpose. ANSR is working on using a couple credit card size radios, if funding allows, to build another crossbander.
WEB SITE UPDATE: Larry, WB7CRK, has updated our web site. Please take the time and see what Larry has done @ http://www.qsl.net/wb7tjd/ Check it out before you forward!We receive all these forwarded warnings in our e-mail. The latest of these to cross my desktop is the old story about the Postal Service introducing "Bill 602P" in Congress to assess a charge per e-mail message sent, to recoup lost postage revenue.Pure garbage, plain and simple. Before you forward something to everyone on your mailing list, please check it out with one of these links first. Already knowing it was a hoax, I selected the Urban Legends site and there found a search window. I typed in "602P" just to see what was there. Did you know that the U.S. Senate candidate debate in New York was even touched by this? Both Senator Clinton and her opponent were asked their positions on this fictitious Bill 602P by a WCBS moderator!
NEWSLETTER:If there is any thing you would like to contribute to the newsletter, please let Larry, WB7CRK or Mike, KB7RMG know so we can get the information to our members. I hope this will be a continuing process of sharing ideas. Until our next newsletter in November.
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