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Please add our URL to the Sacramento Mountains Radio Club info:
http://sacramentomountainsradioclub.org
Also change our club email address to smrcnm@gmail.com
Also, how does one post Club QSTs? We have an Open Testing Session scheduled for January 28. Is this appropriate for a QST, or could it at least be added to the calendar?
Thanks!
Michael Hernandez
WM3S
Webmaster – PIO
Sacramento Mountains Radio Club
Thanks for the info Mike. I updated the club info and added the VE test session to the Calendar. It also shows up under “Events”, “VE Testing”.
I will also add a QST. The QST goes out on our RSS news feed.
-Mike, k5atm
TotahARC in Farmington finally got a website. Please add
http://totaharc.org/
Thanks!
Done!
Please add a link for Santa Fe ARES on the ARES/RACES web page. The URL is
http://www.qsl.net/sfares/
Thanks!
Ron Nelson W4KYM
I will take care of that tonight when I get home from work.
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-Mike
Please post the following:
220 Rag Chewers Net -Every Wednesday evening at 8:00 PM MST on the 224.480 Mhz repeater serving the greater Albuquerque area. This net is simply to encourage the use of the 220 band and to rag chew and have fun. If you do not have 220 gear, you can join us by connecting to IRLP reflector 9221 on any repeater system that supports IRLP. I link my system to the reflector at net time. We have lots of fun talking to our friends here in New Mexico as well as checkins from around the country. Please joins us for a fun net!
73!
Jerry Aceto K6LIE
224.480 open repeater (no PL) serving the greater Albuquerque area from Rio Rancho.
IRLP node 3285
Done! Thanks for the input.
Linda,
I added the Sacramento Mts. Radio Club to the Organization tab (south east New Mexico) I just put in the data from the ARRL web site. If you want to identify an editor from your club I can set them up with an account and you can add more content to your page.
I also added your monthly club meeting to the event calendar.
Please check both when you have time and let me know if there are errors.
On the repeater issue — is the incorrect data on the Upper Rio site? If so you will need to contact them.
-Mike, k5atm
Linda,
I am not sure where the page of local repeaters is. Can you give me the URL? Is it really in one of the external pages we point to?
I will add the Sacramento Mts RC club to the list tonight. Do you have a web site I can point to? Would you like any specific text on the page. Please e-mail me at k5atm@arrl.net.
Thanks
On your list of local repeaters, the 147.220 is incorrect as for the call sign. It is KE5MIQ. It belongs to the Sacramento Mountains Radio Club, in Cloudcroft NM.
The Sacramento Mts. RC should be listed as a NM ham radio club. It is listed with ARRL.
Thanks
Man, that’s a scary picture! Reckon Don would mind if I use it to frighten my grandkids into behaving themselves? Just kidding! Good job!
Farrell – KK1S