[K3CAL] Maryland QSO Party.
Richard Terlisner
rterlisner at gmail.com
Sat Jul 23 10:29:43 EDT 2011
Hi Folks,
I had spoken with Dave briefly before he went to FL. He was going to drop
me line when he returned regrading taking look at the Broomes Island
site. I guess he is still away since I have not heard from him. If anyone
else wants to look at it, we can do it almost anytime this week. Just drop
me a line and we can arrange a time. I just don't want to ask for the use
if the group is not interested.
Dick Terlisner
N3VKW
On Sat, Jul 23, 2011 at 9:46 AM, Wayne Rogers <n1wr at chesapeake.net> wrote:
> **************************
> Jim: The community center in Lusby probably not what you're looking for.
> No good opportunities for antennas, the 'rules' probably same as for other
> community centers. From the sound of what you're doing you need some place
> where you can set up, operate in comfort (including bath rooms), leave the
> equipment locked up over night, and come back next day. Have you considered
> fire stations? One in every town - just a thought.
>
> Don't discount 80 and 40 meters - they tend to be active during the QSO
> parties. A G5RV would do that for you.
>
> Wayne N1WR
>
> *From:* Jim Tetlow <jimtetlow at chesapeake.net>
> *Sent:* Saturday, July 23, 2011 9:31 AM
> *To:* 'Calvert Amateur Radio Association - K3CAL'<k3cal at mailman.qth.net>
> *Subject:* Re: [K3CAL] Maryland QSO Party.
>
> Thanks Bob, I think they a worth looking into. We will not get permission
> to use the tower at Mt Hope but there are other avenues. I have not ever
> visited Lusby but I am thinking it may be similar to Mt Hope. ****
> Chesapeake**** may be hard to book, they do have lots of parking and food
> is very close by. ****
>
> Comments requested and welcome.****
>
> Regards,****
>
> Jim Tetlow****
>
> ** **
>
> *K3UGA*
>
> jimtetlow at chesapeake.net****
>
> ** **
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>
> *From:* k3cal-bounces at mailman.qth.net [mailto:
> k3cal-bounces at mailman.qth.net] *On Behalf Of *Bob N3PPH
> *Sent:* Saturday, July 23, 2011 8:55 AM
> *To:* **Calvert Amateur Radio Association - K3CAL**
> *Subject:* Re: [K3CAL] ****Maryland**** QSO Party.****
>
> ** **
>
> Not knowing the county all that well I am a bit limited here. I looked up
> the community centers and found we have 3. ****Chesapeake** **Beach****which will be crowded and has little to no land around it. The other 2 I
> have not seen beyond Google maps but one being in Lusby is south of everyone
> that has said they want to participate and Mt. Hope which does look good,
> especially if we could get permission to use the tower. The center is free
> from 8:30 - 10PM Monday - Friday and noon to 6PM on Sunday, outside of that
> they charge $30 an hour. They do have a kitchen facilities and depending on
> the type of room we get that may incur an additional charge.
> The problem with setting up outside in August is weather, that is when it
> is usually hotter although I hope it does not outdo the past few days.
>
> ****
>
> 73,****
>
> Bob N3PPH****
>
>
> On 7/22/2011 6:06 PM, Jim Tetlow wrote: ****
>
> ****To all,********
>
> ** ******
>
> I don't seem to be making any progress with getting information on the use
> of the school down in Broom's ****Island****. Time as usual is running
> short and I am up for any ideas or suggestions. If we can't get a building
> situation to work out of, there is always setting up in some of the local
> parks, ********Dunkirk******** or the Fair Grounds. We can set up with a
> complete radio station with antenna, table and chairs (2) for phone
> operations 20, 15 & 10 meters. Radio and accessories for digital operations
> but we need an antenna solution for this. I don’t know if Ron WA4PRR will be
> able to participate but he has a complete set-up station if he does. I can
> again furnish a generator if we choose to operate where no power is
> available. So we are 75% ready although I would prefer to say out of a
> parking lot scenario as for the reflected heat from the surface. One thing
> for outside that would be nice is a tent like cover to block the sun. ****
> ****
>
> ** ******
>
> The most important is participation in manning the radios. We don't have to
> work all 12 hours each day of the contest but it would be nice to get in
> some hours, and since we may be doing this in a non secure location the
> equipment suppliers will have to set up and pack up our station each day,
> thus being there at the beginning and closing. Hopefully they will get some
> relief (with volunteers).********
>
> ** ******
>
> We can also choose to go mobile as individuals or a group this would
> preclude us from using the club call k3cal but we can still participate as
> individuals, even from your home station. We have to be in a fixed location
> to use the club call, and that is what seemed to be the consensus at the
> meeting a few weeks ago, but this gives those that didn't make the meeting
> or the Monday night 2 and 10 meter nets a chance to cast you vote or let
> others hear your thoughts. Remember this is for everyone, why let a few have
> all the fun!!********
>
> The other item is do we want to do food? Cooking or fast food? Pot Luck or
> no luck, Drinks etc. That may have to be determined once we have a location.
> ********
>
> ** ******
>
> Let's hear from some that weren’t able to attend Field Day this year it is
> a second chance to have some fun! I know the guys that attended field day
> will be participating so give me some feedback so I can stop all my whining,
> it's driving my wife crazy! Don’t forget the meeting to finalize our efforts
> to kick this off will be a breakfast at the IHOP in PF on Saturday July 30
> th at 9am ( I think Les is arranging a spot there for us) ********
>
> ** ******
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> ** ******
>
> As a second item of interest John N#EDD, Bob N3PPH and I are looking into
> Skywarn net for the club and if anyone else is interested in this please
> shoot an email to John's attention, more to come on this!********
>
> ** ******
>
> Once we get the repeater back in operation check in to Dave's W3PQS coffee
> net between 6:30 and 8:30 Monday through Friday mornings. Since the repeater
> is down a few of us have been having simple exchanges simplex on the output
> frequency 146.985 no pl tone. ********
>
> ** ******
>
> Later Guys, 73's********
>
> ********
>
> Regards,********
>
> ** ******
>
> Jim Tetlow********
>
> ** ******
>
> *K3UGA*****
> ****
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> jimtetlow at chesapeake.net********
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