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2005 Club Officers
President: Richard Swaringen, KBØVXU
Vice
President:
Mark Boyle, KBØMQX
Secretary:
Alvin Weichman WØME
Treasurer:
Don Fitzgerald KAØEIC
Activities Director: Pete Sias, WBØDRL
Emergency Coordinator: Sid Ashen-Brenner NØOBM
AMSAT Coordinator: Paul Lambert KBØOEY
Repeater Trustee: Ron Tremblay WAØPSF
Bulletin Editor: Ron Tremblay, WAØPSF
Bulletin Production: Don KAØEIC and Sharon KCØHHU
Worked All States (WAS Card Checker) Charlie Stephens KBØRNC
Meeting Notice
CKARC meets the last
Friday of each month at Kansas Wesleyan University’s Peters Science
Hall, corner of 4th and Cloud Streets.
Eyeball QSO at 6:30 PM. Meeting
starts at 7:30 PM.
ARES Meeting
The Amateur Radio
Emergency Service monthly meeting is held on the THIRD THURSDAY of each
month in the EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE at 8:00PM.
Board Meeting
The CKARC board
meets the second WEDNESDAY of each month at the SALINE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
at 10th & Park Streets immediately after the testing session.
All members are welcome to attend.
VE Testing
Volunteer testing (VE) is held on the second Wednesday of
each month at the Sheriff’s Department training room, corner of 10th &
Park Streets at 7:00 PM. Persons
wishing to take a test for either a new license or an upgrade should bring a
photo ID, a copy of their current license, if any, and any CSCE’s they may
have. Pre-registration is preferred, but walk-ins are perfectly acceptable.
Noon Lunch
Every Wednesday at the Coyote Canyon near the Central Mall.
Let the server know you want the ‘radio club’ and the server will be
sure you get there.
Club
Web Page
www.qsl.net/ckarc
CKARC Nets
MONDAY 8:00PM 10 Meter Net 28.450 Mhz.
Doug KC7GKN and Dwayne WØYM Net Controls
WEDNESDAY 8:00 PM 2 Meter Net
147.030 Charlie KAØSLC Net Control
1st THURSDAY ARES Net 8:00 PM
146.730 Net Control: changes monthly
New Speed Dial Listing. Let
me know if I missed you or if I misspelled your name or got the number wrong.
I have been know to make a mistrake now and thenm.
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Name |
Call |
Speed Dial No |
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Ashen-Brenner, Sid |
NØOBM |
601 |
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Blood, Rex |
WBØWUW |
602 |
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Boyle, Eric |
NØYET |
603 |
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Boyle, Mark |
KBØMQX |
604 |
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Brown, Don |
KBØNOX |
605 |
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Brown, Pat |
KCØHHT |
606 |
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Burchill, John |
KCØJNK |
607 |
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Eaton,Glen |
WØYVR |
608 |
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Eaton, Pauline |
KØHIN |
609 |
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Fischer, Edgar |
KCØPHH |
610 |
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Fitzgerald, Don |
KAØEIC |
611 |
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Flaherty, Vern |
KBØNOW |
612 |
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Gamer, Fred |
KØDIX |
613 |
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Gunder, John |
KBØSZO |
614 |
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Hardman, Eric |
KØUR |
615 |
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Hoggatt, Douglas |
WA7QNA |
616 |
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617 |
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Jackson, Andrew |
N4FUF |
618 |
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Kelly, Ernest |
KØEDT |
619 |
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Montgomery, Lea |
KBØUGO |
620 |
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Moyer, Terry |
KCØKCO |
621 |
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Pueppke, David |
WØDDP |
622 |
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Ringquist, Bill |
KAØCUF |
623 |
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Rodriquez-Soffran, Linda |
KCØLOS |
624 |
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Sias,Pete |
WBØDRL |
625 |
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Soffran, Marty |
KGØMT |
626 |
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Speed, Dirk |
NØKSC |
627 |
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Stephens, Charlie |
KBØRNC |
628 |
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Stoskpf, Lawrence |
NØUU |
629 |
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Swaringen, Paula |
KCØABL |
630 |
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Swaringen, Richard |
KBØVXU |
631 |
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Tewes, Harvey |
KØRY |
632 |
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Tremblay, Ron |
WAØPSF |
633 |
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Turner, Ken |
NØZTL |
634 |
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Wiechman, Alvin |
WØME |
635 |
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Wiechman, Lois |
WNØDEP |
636 |
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Wilson, Dale |
KCØNZM |
637 |
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Yost, Virgil |
NØXRS |
638 |
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CKARC REPEATER OPERATING PROCEDURES |
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Press your xmit Button during all of these steps |
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BE SURE TO ID YOUR STATION AT THE BEGINNING |
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AND AT THE END OF YOUR TRANSMISSION. |
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911 EMERGENCY |
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*911 |
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AUTOPATCH ACCESS |
* PLUS THE NUMBER |
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DISCONNECT |
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Press # sign |
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Time of Day |
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Dial 400 |
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Keypad Test |
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Dial 375 Plus numbers to test |
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Speed Dial from List |
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Dial 3 digit Number from list |
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The Amateur’s
Code
The Radio Amateur
is:
CONSIDERATE.. never knowingly
operates in such a way as to lessen the pleasure of others.
LOYAL. Offers loyalty,
encouragement and support to other amateurs, local clubs, and the American Radio
Relay League, through which Amateur Radio in the United States is represented
nationally and internationally.
PROGRESSIVE. With the
knowledge abreast of science, a well-built and efficient station and operation
above reproach.
FRIENDLY. Slow and patient
operating when requested; friendly advice and counsel to the beginner; kindly
assistance and cooperation and consideration for eh interests of other. These
are the hallmarks of the amateur spirit.
BALANCED. Radio is an
avocation, never interfering with duties owed to family, job, school, or
community.
PATRIOTIC. Station and skills
always ready for service to country and community.
The original Amateur’s Code
was written by Paul M. Segal, W9EEA, in 1928
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