From jcsmith_2000 at yahoo.com  Thu Sep  6 16:44:11 2012
From: jcsmith_2000 at yahoo.com (Joseph Smith)
Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2012 13:44:11 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Alexandria Radio Club Reflector] New Radio
Message-ID: <1346964251.61095.YahooMailNeo@web125706.mail.ne1.yahoo.com>

For anyone who might be interested, the price has been announced for the new Yaesu FT-DX-3000D,
at $2,999.95. Deliveries to your friendly neighborhood Candy Store are expected in the late September-
early October timeframe. Orders are being taken as of today, 06 September 2012. 
?
Just thought you'd like to know.
?
Joseph Smith
N4JCS?

From mdb at radix.net  Thu Sep  6 20:37:09 2012
From: mdb at radix.net (Marshall DeBerry)
Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2012 20:37:09 -0400
Subject: [Alexandria Radio Club Reflector] Net checkins: 9/6/12
Message-ID: <002901cd8c90$ebd3d4c0$c37b7e40$@radix.net>

Net control:   KJ4FUU,  Tom

                           KF7IJZ, Jeremy, mobile

                           KA4GFY, Rich
                           K5OTZ, Jack
                           N4CWP, Harry
                           K4GOR, Craig
                           N4ASX, Rick
                           N8IK, Ian
                           KI4MWP, Marshall
                           N2KFA, Pete
                           W9TCE, Ted

73
  Marshall



From jcsmith_2000 at yahoo.com  Fri Sep  7 09:45:01 2012
From: jcsmith_2000 at yahoo.com (Joseph Smith)
Date: Fri, 7 Sep 2012 06:45:01 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Alexandria Radio Club Reflector] Radio Update
Message-ID: <1347025501.89712.YahooMailNeo@web125705.mail.ne1.yahoo.com>

Whoops - FT-DX-3000 price just lowered to $2799.95. At least it's going in the right 
direction!
?
Joe
N4JCS

From ka4gfy at cox.net  Fri Sep  7 10:06:38 2012
From: ka4gfy at cox.net (ka4gfy at cox.net)
Date: Fri, 7 Sep 2012 10:06:38 -0400
Subject: [Alexandria Radio Club Reflector] Radio Update
In-Reply-To: <1347025501.89712.YahooMailNeo@web125705.mail.ne1.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <20120907100638.5LRZ1.1632421.root@eastrmwml105>

Looks like a neat radio!

Rich, KA4GFY


---- Joseph Smith <jcsmith_2000 at yahoo.com> wrote: 
> Whoops - FT-DX-3000 price just lowered to $2799.95. At least it's going in the right 
> direction!
> ?
> Joe
> N4JCS
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From N4ASX at cox.net  Sun Sep  9 19:57:54 2012
From: N4ASX at cox.net (Rick Bunn)
Date: Sun, 9 Sep 2012 19:57:54 -0400
Subject: [Alexandria Radio Club Reflector] September 2012 ARC-SHORTS,
	Meeting notice for the Alexandria Radio Club.
Message-ID: <000c01cd8ee6$ee2b4d90$ca81e8b0$@cox.net>

ARC-SHORTS

 

September, 2012

 

Club Repeaters: 147.315 (PL 107.2), 444.6 (PL107.2), 224.82 (PL107.2), 53.13
(PL107.2), 927.6 (-25Mhz, PL107.2), and 1282.600 (PL 107.2), DSTAR
145.38Mhz, 442.060, and 1284.600 

 

NEXT CLUB MEETING

Our next meeting is FRIDAY, September 14th at Alexandria City's new
Emergency Operations Center at 3600 Wheeler Ave.  We will meet in the
Community Room on the first floor. Parking is the public lot right in front
of the building.  DO NOT PARK ON THE STREET!!!  At 7:00 there should be
plenty of spaces.  

 

Our program will be on DX expeditions or DXpeditions presented by Mr. Art
Blank, WA7NB.  At Field Day we gained a new member who was part of the
DXpedition to Midway Island.  Midway is not very big and is at the far west
end of the Hawaiian Island chain.  A great deal has been written about the
battle of Midway during World War II, but you don't realize how important
Midway was until you see how close it was to the rest of Hawaii.  Some of us
have seen the DX video and it is one of the more interesting.  Think of this
kind of thing as Field Day away from home.

 

August Meeting Program

Our August program was presented by Jeremy KF7IJZ on solar power systems for
portable operation. Jeremy did a great job on presenting the methodology
behind deciding what size system you need to run your portable system.
There is obviously a lot more stuff out there then most of us realized.
Another interesting thing was the advances being made in battery and solar
cell technologies.

 

August MEETING - Minutes KJ4FUU

Open meeting

Introductions:  KJ4FUU, pass sign-in roster

Treasurer's report:  

Checking: 435, Trailer: 854, Edu.: 2238, Share: 5142, TOTAL: 8670

Rick N4ASX added $60 to the treasury from Berryville sales

Secretary's report:  Nothing to report

Committee reports: 

Training Report - KA4GFY 

10/9 - 12/11, at 3600 Wheeler Ave. 3 or 4 students so far, Technician class
this time, General in the spring. Eric states that the city may publish
something about the training.

 

ARES - N4ASX / KG4DZA AND KI4MWP met with the city regarding radio equipment
purchase (antennas, feedlines, power supply, radios?). HF station desired,
not critical. City concerned about cost, but they asked. List needs to be
prioritized. 

Marine Corps Marathon 10/28, sign up at www.marinemarathon.org.

Repeater & remote receivers - KT4MV, KF7IJZ, K4GOR, KA4GFY 220 sort of
operating, 900 working, Craig K4GOR working on the 220 with Tim KT4MV. Rick
N4ASX will test Mirage amps. 440 on the air one day, then audio dropped out,
maybe a dirty pot? Too hot to work on them right now. Intermod problem on
440 with 147.315 + commercial radio, Rich KA4GFY will contact TMARC about
possibly inverting the 440 pair. Crystals cost $100, paid for with repeater
funds.

 

DSTAR - KI4MWP - Nothing to report

 

Webmaster - K4AXQ - Look at additional links; check-ins, attendance now on
the site.                   Will post net script soon.

 

Upcoming Events:

                Marine Corps Marathon, October 28th, www.ncacdc.com

 

Old Business:  

                Berryville hamfest last Sunday - big crowd, fewer vendors
than in the past.

 

New Business:

                W9TCE - Ways and Means 

                Nominating committee for 2013 club officers - Craig K4GOR is
on the committee, 

 

Jeremy KF7IJZ nominates Craig for chairman, seconded, approved by
acclamation. 

 

                Holiday Party - December 14th at Mango Mike's

                Hats: $17/hat; gathering an order; Cameron K6CLM moves that
we buy 30 hats, 

                seconded, approved by acclamation.

Net Controls:  August 16: __KF7IJZ + Simplex test_

    August 23: __KA4GFY_________

    August 30: __N4ASX__________

    Sept 6:   ____KJ4FUU  ________

    Sept 13: ____W4EDF_________

    Sept 14:   next meeting

 

Last call for 50/50, then pull winning ticket

Mrs KF7IJZ pulled the ticket, KF7IJZ wins, uproar ensued.

 

Speaker:  Jeremy KF7IJZ - solar power

 

Jeremy still has not answered the big question of the night: "How much is
this going to cost?" :)

 

 

Adjourned.

 

 

Future Programs

September program - Art Blank, Dxpedition to Midway Island

Future Programs

Oct - D-Star 201  - KI4MWP (beyond the local repeater) - Marshall DeBerry
KI4MWP

Nov - Elections

Dec - Party

January 2013 - New Year Business meeting - New officers, budget, plans and
programs Washington's Birthday operation.

February 2013 - 

March 2013

April 2013

May 2013 - 

June 2013 - Field Day prep meeting

July 2013

August 2013

September 2013

October 2013

November  2013- Club Elections

December 2013 - Club Party

 

Programs for 2013

We hope to have a 2 programs on SKYWARN,  One will be a run down on how
amateur radio supports the National Weather Service and the other will be a
Skywarn spotter basic class.

Terry Price, W8ZN has helped a few of us in the club with tower work and he
is very much involved with the K8GP Grid Pirates VHF/UHF/SHF contesting
club.  I have asked him to come talk to us.

It's been a while since we've had a power company person come talk to us
about tracking down noise, so I will try to set that up.

I have asked Terry Hines N4ZH to give us a program on antenna modeling

I have not had any feedback from AMSAT but maybe they may have something for
us.

AMRAD is a possibility.

 

Let me know what YOU would like to hear.  The alternative might be a DX
video or How many ways you can mess up your wire dipole.

 

73 Rick N4ASX

 

CLUB ELECTIONS - Passing to torch

 

Craig Church has volunteered to be a officer nomination chair.  If you are
interested in running for office, please send Craig a short note at
GOR.Craig at verizon.net.  

 

So Far the nominees are

 

Tom KJ4FUU - President

Jeremey KF7IJZ - VP

Steve  Wagner W8RJH - Treasurer

Larry - KK4CBL - VP/Tres/Sec

Bobby - KK4CKJ - VP/Tres/Sec

 

My guess is that all will be allowed to fill in a ballot and they can vote
for any nominee for any position. The positions above were identified by
those who were nominated as jobs they would be willing to hold.  Larry and
Bobby are open for any position.  Our bylaws require that you be licensed
for two years to be president.

 

Nominations can be taken from the floor, but the nominee must agree to be
placed on the ballot.

 

President's Notes

 

With summer coming to a close and cooler days hopefully ahead, now is a good
time for ARC members to assess conditions on your antenna setup, either the
simple vertical or dipole or the large tower array you've got in the back 20
acres!   I mention this because lately in the various magazines, such as CQ
and QST, there have been a number of interesting articles on constructing
pretty straightforward antennas well within the construction capabilities of
most of hams.  Both magazines September editions have good articles on
constructing a portable 20 meter antenna using a used AT-271/PRC collapsible
whip (CQ) or a portable go-kit 70cm/2m antenna that is easily deployable
(QST).    Although building radios from scratch can be a bit challenging
these days with the use of surface mount parts, antenna construction is
something that is pretty easy to get your hands around and construct from
fairly basic, everyday materials.   Plus, there is the great knowledge of
the practical you gain versus the theory that you learned in how antennas
actually work under real world conditions.   It has often been said that the
most important piece of  a good amateur station setup, other than the
operator's grey matter, is how good an antenna setup the station has put
together.   All the fancy filters and waterfall displays don't do the
operator much good if you can't be heard by that distant DX station you've
been trying so hard to get into the logbook. The window for getting things
outside in shipshape condition may be small this year if you believe the
Hagerstown almanac--they're predicting a snowy winter for the DC area this
year after relatively nothing for the last two years.  So now is the time to
get outside, take a look at your antenna, make sure all the joints are tight
and the coax is well sealed, and perhaps think about how you might build
something that can assist you in pulling in those weak signals you've been
hearing on the horizon.   And then, when those snowflakes are drifting down,
you'll be able to answer that distant station you've heard faintly so many
times, with a strong "I've got you in the log, OM! 73!"

 

73

  Marshall

ARES 

 

This is the time of year for severe storms, so keep your gear ready and
think about how you would stay warm and safe in the event of a storm.  While
it's been in the 90's most of the last month, it's not too early to think
about winter storms as well.

 

 

Upcoming Contests - 

Sept 1 and 2 - Colorado QSO Party.  Exchange is your callsign, name and
state.   

Sept 2 and 3 - Tennessee QSO Party.  Exchange is your callsign and state.

 

Sept 7 and  8 - QCWA Fall QSO Party.  or those of us licensed longer than 25
years.  The exchange is callsign, year licensed, your name and QCWA chapter
(or state if not QCWA member).

 

Sept 8 and  9  - Worked All Europe DX Contest.  Exchange is a signal report
and a serial number.  You can earn extra points by reading back a portion of
your log when the other station asks for "QTCs."

 

Sept 8 and 9 - Arkansas QSO Party.  Exchange is a signal report and state.

 

Sept 8 - Ohio State Parks on the Air.  Exchange for us is "Virginia."  

 

Sept 8 through 10 - ARRL September VHF Contest.  All VHF and UHF bands.
Exchange is your grid square.  

 

Sept 9 - CW portion of the North American Sprint.  Exchange is both
callsigns, serial number, name and state.

 

Sept 15 - South Carolina QSO Party.  Exchange is the signal report and
state.

 

Sept 15 - Washington State Salmon Run.  Exchange is signal report and state.

 

Sept 16 - Phone portion of North American Sprint.  Exchange is both
callsigns, serial number, name and state.

 

Sept 29 - Texas QSO Party.  Exchange is signal report and state.

 

Upcoming Hamfests - 

Oct 7 - Columbia Amateur Radio Association (CARAFest) - Located at the
Howard County Fairgrounds in West Friendship, MD.  Its right off I-70 and
Rte 144.  Nice hamfest and easy to get to.

Oct 21 - Mason-Dixon Hamfest.     Located at the Carroll County, MD
Agricultural Center, 706 Agriculture Drive, Westminster, MD, 21157.  The
entrance is located just off the intersection with Smith Avenue.  Nice venue
for a hamfest.

 

Classes - 

We have a new venue this fall.  The location is the Alexandria Police
Department HQs, the same location as our meetings.  In fact, the very same
room.  The plan is to do the Technician class in the Fall and the General in
the spring.  

If you know somebody who wants to get their license, or you're reading this
and aren't licensed, come on down!  The cost is $50, which includes the
textbook, test fee and materials.  

 

 

GRE PSR-800 Scanner 

While at this year's Dayton Hamvention, I purchased a GRE PSR-800 handheld
scanner to replace my trusty Radio Shack PRO-106.  I like the features on
the PRO-106, but was interested in listening to the Time Delay Multi Access
(TDMA) systems that are starting to come online.

After a quick study of the owner's manual, I found out the radio will pretty
much program itself once you tell it where you are.  By the way, the owner's
manual is on a CD, like many other manuals these days.  The CD also includes
the programming software.  

 

So. I put in my zip code, 22310, and the next thing I know, it has loaded
Fairfax County and Washington METRO transit PD.  A little more reading and I
figured out how to load in more systems.  So, I'm listening to the local
activity (Alexandria, Fairfax and METRO) and notice some of the scanlists
are fairly generic.  The default is grouping by police dispatch, police
tactical, fire dispatch, fire tactical, etc.  I didn't care for that
arrangement.  In addition, I have to admit I like the LED telling me what
service I'm listening to (i.e., blue for police, red for fire and EMS, etc).
I didn't see an easy way to set this up via the front panel.

 

A little more reading and I figured out I can tell it which talk groups I
want to listen to.  This is a step in the right direction.  After consulting
with a few other PSR-800 owners in the club, I figured out I could download
the memory to my computer, set it up the way I want and put it back.  This
is what I was looking for!  Worse case, I would have to start from scratch
again, which is really no big deal.

 

The impressive thing about this scanner is the ENTIRE Radio Reference
database for the US and Canada is stored on an SD card.  Not only does it
include the public safety frequencies, but National Weather Service
transmitters and even ham repeaters are in there.  All you have to do is
tell the scanner what services you want to listen to.  Being a ham, I was
very interested in which repeaters came up based on my zip code.  It did
find the ARES repeaters and the SKYWARN repeaters in the area.  

 

There are no "memories" on this scanner like many of the older ones.  The
only limitation is how much data is in the SD card.   The standard SD card
has 2 GB on it.  If you are concerned about running out of space on the
card, just get a larger one.  

Programming is very easy with the software.  I was able to create a separate
scanlist for each jurisdiction.  It makes more sense to me because you pull
data from the internet by locating the jurisdiction and then the system.  If
you travel around, just put each locality into it own scanlist.  With 200
scanlists available, I doubt most of us will be running out of "space"
anytime soon. 

Once a week, GRE updates the PSR-800 files based on updates on the Radio
Reference website.  You connect the cable to the scanner (do NOT turn it on,
ask me how I know).  Open the programming software and click on the option
to update.  The software does the rest.  It will update anything you have in
your current scanlists and import any new frequencies, talk groups, etc, for
the entire database.  All you will have to do is set the parameters for the
LED on any of the new frequencies or talk groups in your scanlists.    

 

This has to be one of the simplest scanners I have seen in a long time.  The
price may be a showstopper for some, but keep in mind this scanner does A
LOT.  It will listen to analog, most digital formats and does extremely well
with trunking systems.  In other words, it's a good scanner for this area.
Before you ask, I'm still using the Pro-106 too.

 

73, Rich, KA4GFY

 

CLUB Christmas Dinner

The Holiday/Christmas party will be at Mango Mikes on our regular meeting
night December 14th (second Friday).  , and it looks like we have four
members interested in running for various offices at the moment

Marshall

 

Mango Mike's http://www.mangomikes.com/mangos-alexandria.html on Duke Street
which we've been to for a couple of years.  Price range is $25-30.  

 

Social Events

Monday Night Half Price Burgers - There is a group that gets together at
Shooter McGee's (Duke and Paxton Streets) on Monday evenings at 6:15 30 PM.
A good burger and soft drink runs about $9.50.

 

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From mdb at radix.net  Thu Sep 13 20:36:12 2012
From: mdb at radix.net (Marshall DeBerry)
Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2012 20:36:12 -0400
Subject: [Alexandria Radio Club Reflector] Net checkins 9/13/12
Message-ID: <015601cd9210$f1b00870$d5101950$@radix.net>

Net control:     W4EDF, Ed
                              KI4MWP, Marshall
                              N4ASX, Rick
                              KA4GFY, Rich
                              KJ4FUU, Tom
                              N2KFA, Pete
                              K4GOR, Craig
                              K4RKB, Bob
                              KI4D, Don
                              K5OTZ, Jack

Note:   The Virginia Beach hamfest will be held this weekend,  September 15,
between 9:00 to 4:00 pm at the Virginia Beach Pavilion, 1000 19th Street, Va
Beach, VA 23451 lat 36.84500N, long -75.98926W .    Admission is $10 at the
door. 

73,
  Marshall



From mdb at radix.net  Sat Sep 15 09:18:34 2012
From: mdb at radix.net (Marshall DeBerry)
Date: Sat, 15 Sep 2012 09:18:34 -0400
Subject: [Alexandria Radio Club Reflector] Net controls:  9/20 - 10/11
Message-ID: <02bf01cd9344$a12c59f0$e3850dd0$@radix.net>

The following individuals agreed to be net controls for the period 9/20 -
10/11 at our meeting last night:

September 20:     N4ASX, Rick
September 27:     KA4GFY, Rich
October 4:              K4GOR, Craig
October 11:            KF7IJZ, Jeremy

73
  Marshall





From ik7565 at verizon.net  Thu Sep 20 19:44:07 2012
From: ik7565 at verizon.net (Ian)
Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2012 19:44:07 -0400
Subject: [Alexandria Radio Club Reflector] Hamcall CD
Message-ID: <000001cd9789$d434b470$7c9e1d50$@verizon.net>

If you got a Hamcall CD back in April the 5th monthly internet update is now
available. If you've been remiss in downloading these, not to worry, you'll
automatically get all the updates you're missing as they are sequential but
not cumulative.

 

73, Ian N8IK 

 

 

From: Ian [mailto:ik7565 at verizon.net] 
Sent: Monday, March 21, 2011 10:18 PM
To: 'alexandriaradioclub at mailman.qth.net'
Subject: Hamcall CD

 

Every so often we get a club discount on the Hamcall CD,
http://hamcall.net/haminfo.html.  If you're a DXer or contester or just like
a convenient way to print QSL card labels from any logging program, this is
it.  Works great with our club "standard" logging program Win-EQF.

 

Here's the deal: you get it for $40 ($10 off list) and the club makes a few
bucks for a fund raiser. Here's the fine print: you need to pick up your
copy at the next club meeting on April 8th at the Alexandria INOVA Hospital
- I'm not mailing them all over the country.  So if you're interested AND
plan to be at the next club meeting with $40 (cash or non-rubber check) I'll
front the money and order them.

 

I need to hear from you by this Friday March 25th.  N8IK at arrl.net 

 

73, Ian N8IK 

 

 


From ik7565 at verizon.net  Thu Sep 20 20:26:04 2012
From: ik7565 at verizon.net (Ian)
Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2012 20:26:04 -0400
Subject: [Alexandria Radio Club Reflector] Hamcall CD
Message-ID: <000001cd978f$b0517ba0$10f472e0$@verizon.net>

If you got a Hamcall CD back in April the 5th monthly internet update is now
available. If you've been remiss in downloading these, not to worry, you'll
automatically get all the updates you're missing as they are sequential but
not cumulative.

 

73, Ian N8IK 

 

 

From: Ian [mailto:ik7565 at verizon.net] 
Sent: Monday, March 21, 2011 10:18 PM
To: 'alexandriaradioclub at mailman.qth.net'
Subject: Hamcall CD

 

Every so often we get a club discount on the Hamcall CD,
http://hamcall.net/haminfo.html.  If you're a DXer or contester or just like
a convenient way to print QSL card labels from any logging program, this is
it.  Works great with our club "standard" logging program Win-EQF.

 

Here's the deal: you get it for $40 ($10 off list) and the club makes a few
bucks for a fund raiser. Here's the fine print: you need to pick up your
copy at the next club meeting on April 8th at the Alexandria INOVA Hospital
- I'm not mailing them all over the country.  So if you're interested AND
plan to be at the next club meeting with $40 (cash or non-rubber check) I'll
front the money and order them.

 

I need to hear from you by this Friday March 25th.  N8IK at arrl.net 

 

73, Ian N8IK 

 

 


From mdb at radix.net  Thu Sep 20 20:27:27 2012
From: mdb at radix.net (Marshall DeBerry)
Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2012 20:27:27 -0400
Subject: [Alexandria Radio Club Reflector] Net checkins:  09/20/12
Message-ID: <024601cd978f$e1226e60$a3674b20$@radix.net>

Net Control:   N4ASX, Rick
 
                            K5OTZ, Jack
                            KI4MWP, Marshall
                            KA4GFY, Rich
                            KF7IJZ, Jeremy
                            KJ4FUU, Tom
                            K4RKB, Bob
                            N2KFA, Pete
                            KI4D, Don
                            N8IK, Ian

73
  Marshall



From ik7565 at verizon.net  Mon Sep 24 21:54:51 2012
From: ik7565 at verizon.net (Ian)
Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2012 21:54:51 -0400
Subject: [Alexandria Radio Club Reflector] New Ontario Sections
Message-ID: <000501cd9ac0$c0aaa6a0$41fff3e0$@verizon.net>

RAC (the 'ARRL' of Canada) recent split the Ontario section into four new
sections, North, East, South, and Greater Toronto.  See
http://www.arrl.org/news/rac-announces-new-ontario-section-boundaries-abbrev
iations. If you use WinEQF as a logging program you need to make changes to
two multiplier tables.  These are SECTIONS.MLT and RAC.MLT located typically
in C:\Win-EQF2\Contest or C:\Win-EQF\Contest depending on which version you
have. To edit these text files, find them with Windows Explorer, right click
on them (one at a time), and select Open with Notepad.  Scroll down to 'ON'
and change it to 'ONE'. Hit the enter key and add 'ONN', then 'ONS', then
'GTA' (no quote marks!). Close the file and save it. Repeat with the other
file.  The spacing between the US sections and the RAC sections in the
SECTIONS.MLT file is important for displaying the needed multipliers in the
View Needed Multipliers mode so don't add or delete lines there.  If you
haven't done this before or it's confusing just email me and I'll send you
the two files. You'll still need to copy them to the appropriate directory
and overwrite the original files.

73, Ian N8IK 


From Richard.Bunn at osd.mil  Thu Sep 27 10:09:12 2012
From: Richard.Bunn at osd.mil (Bunn, Richard, Mr, OSD-ATL)
Date: Thu, 27 Sep 2012 10:09:12 -0400
Subject: [Alexandria Radio Club Reflector] TRAILER ISSUE - NEED TO PICK UP
	YOUR FIELD DAY STUFF
Message-ID: <53DD0621D03F3845824228C02CF5447E01A49CF326C5@RSRCNEX2.rsrc.osd.mil>

All,
	I understand that the club's trailer is full of chairs and other items from Field Day.  If you want to get your stuff the trailer will be in front of my QTH this weekend.  Call ahead to make sure that someone can let you in.
	ANY gear that does not belong in the trailer and is not claimed goes in the trash!  If it's good stuff, it may go to the next club ways and means.
	We need to get the trailer ready for the Marine Corps Marathon and I would also like to show it off to the city prior to that date.
	If we use it store our trash, it will not be ready to go in an emergency!
	If you think you have something in the trailer, send me a note and on Saturday AFTERNOON, I will look inside and see if your item is there. You will still need to get it this weekend.

73 Rick
N4ASX
(703)317-9305
Cell (703)927-1925
OR call us on the RADIO!
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From N4ASX at cox.net  Thu Sep 27 20:14:41 2012
From: N4ASX at cox.net (Rick Bunn)
Date: Thu, 27 Sep 2012 20:14:41 -0400
Subject: [Alexandria Radio Club Reflector] Items left in the trailer
Message-ID: <000001cd9d0e$422ab310$c6801930$@cox.net>

After Field Day a lot of STUFF was left in the club's comm trailer.  This
weekend some work will be done on the trailer and I request that if you have
gear in the trailer you drop by my QTH to pick it up or it might become
fodder for the ways and means auction.

 

73 Rick

N4ASX


From marsdeb at verizon.net  Thu Sep 27 20:38:58 2012
From: marsdeb at verizon.net (Marshall DeBerry)
Date: Thu, 27 Sep 2012 20:38:58 -0400
Subject: [Alexandria Radio Club Reflector] Net checkins:  9/27/12
Message-ID: <022401cd9d11$a63b4740$f2b1d5c0$@verizon.net>

Net control:   KA4GFY, Rich

                           KI4MWP, Marshall
                           N4ASX, Rick
                           KJ4FUU, Tom
                           N4CWP, Harry
                           W4EDF, Ed
                           K4GOR, Craig
                           KI4D, Don
                           N8IK, Ian

73
  Marshall

              


