Gary Hamman, K7GH

George Cooney, KQ7C

5326 E. Voltaire Ave.

21 E. Colter St.

Scottsdale, AZ 85254

Phoenix, AZ 85012

(602) 274-6212

kq7c@arrl.net

Second Thursday every month at 7:30 PM

American Red Cross Building, 6135 N. Black Canyon Highway (I-17), Phoenix, AZ (one block north of Bethany Home Road on north-bound access road of I-17).

Fourth Saturday evening except June,July and August at 7:00 PM at American Red Cross Building, 6135 N. Black Canyon Highway (I-17), Phoenix, AZ (one block north of Bethany Home Rd. on the north bound access road to I-17). Bring original and copy of amateur license, original and copy of any CSCE's, photo ID, and exact amount of testing fee, $14.00 in cash, as making change can be difficult.

Email either Gary Hamman or George Cooney, listed in Contacts above, at least two days prior to testing to pre-register, in order to get your name on the access list maintained by the ARC security guards. The Red Cross has some security concerns, and all people who will be testing must be on the access list prior to the testing date.

The club net meets on one of the following two repeaters, the 147.060+ (no PL tone) or the 147.280+ (162.2 PL tone) repeater every Thursday evening at 7:30 PM except on club meeting nights, which are the second Thursday of each month.

The Arizona Amateur Radio Club Hamfest is set for April 12th 2008 at DeVry University South Parking Lot. Address is 2149 W. Dunlap in North Central Phoenix. Gates open at 6 A.M. There is plenty of Tailgate parking, no reservations are required. Talk in on 147.06 Repeater (no tone) Coffee and Donuts and cold Pop are available beginning at 6 A.M. For more information, call Bob Hodges, K7JJT at 602-274-1647 or George Cooney, KQ7C at 602-274-6212. This is our 16th Annual Hamfest. It will be held in the South parking lot of DeVry University and we hope to see everyone there.

Fourth weekend in June, June 28 & 29, 2008, at the American Red Cross Building, Phoenix, AZ. Field Day goes from 11 AM on the 28th to 11 AM on the 29th. The club operates 3 transmitters, which is a 3A operation.