From Dar743@aol.com  Tue Apr  1 04:10:10 2003
From: Dar743@aol.com (Dar743@aol.com)
Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2003 23:10:10 EST
Subject: [NCARC] ARES D-10 Information Net
Message-ID: <149.ddaeb08.2bba6b22@aol.com>


The Amateur Radio Emergency Service District 10 information net will be held=
=20
Wednesday night (April 2)=A0 at 9:00 PM local on the 447.275 MHz Repeater.


 447.275- MHz (442.275 input) 100 Hz CTCSS Subtone, Phone Autopatch.=20
(40-32.969N, 105-11.822W, 7230ft)=20


All=A0 stations are welcome to check in .=A0 Membership or affiliation with=20=
any=20
club or organization is not required, merely an interest in emergency=20
communications or activities affecting the amateur community in the local=20
area.

I would like to address some of the questions that have been raised  by our=20
use of different frequencies recently.

As listed in the new COPLAN: There are 2 primary repeaters for emergency use=
:=20
 145.115 (presently disabled) and 146.850.

There are numerous secondary frequencies listed, and it seems appropriate to=
=20
hold the net on a variety of them.  This allows us to evaluate each one as t=
o=20
it's actual utility, and keep our members prepared to utilize a variety of=20
frequencies.

If you cannot "hit" a given repeater, please do not feel that it reflects on=
=20
the utility of your station, rather it is an indication of the utility of th=
e=20
repeater.

If you cannot participate in the net because of signal problems or lack of=20
equipment, please let me know by E-mail  so that we can use that information=
=20
to evaluate the repeater.

Please be prepared to listen on the input frequency for weak stations and=20
relay weak signals to net control.

David
KA1BXM








 447.275- MHz (442.275 input) 100 Hz CTCSS Subtone, Phone Autopatch.=20
(40-32.969N, 105-11.822W, 7230ft)=20


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From rod@n0rc.us  Sun Apr  6 21:57:37 2003
From: rod@n0rc.us (Rod N0RC)
Date: Sun, 6 Apr 2003 14:57:37 -0600
Subject: [NCARC] equip for sale
Message-ID: <000d01c2fc7f$282932f0$6601a8c0@greyrock>

Folk,

I'm selling my Icom 746pro, IC-2100, IC-V8;and a Sony CLiE Palm top
computer. Details at:

  http://www.frii.com/~rwc/fs/

It was a difficult decision to make, but like so many others, I was
laid-off last week. So, I'll be too busy to enjoy the items for some
time to come. I'll be working odd jobs when I can, and reinventing
myself for a new career.

73, Rod N0RC



From Dar743@aol.com  Tue Apr  8 03:21:50 2003
From: Dar743@aol.com (Dar743@aol.com)
Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2003 22:21:50 EDT
Subject: [NCARC] ARES D-10 Information Net
Message-ID: <18e.186f1509.2bc38c3e@aol.com>


The Amateur Radio Emergency Service District 10 information net will be held=
=20
Wednesday night (April 9)=A0 at 9:00 PM local on the 146.850 MHz Repeater

146.850- MHz (146.250 input) 100 Hz CTCSS Subtone (1* on, 0* off), W0UPS

All=A0 stations are welcome to check in .=A0 Membership or affiliation with=20=
any=20
club or organization is not required, merely an interest in emergency=20
communications or activities affecting the amateur community in the local=20
area.

David Russell
KA1BXM


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From jcizek@yuma.acns.ColoState.EDU  Tue Apr  8 16:04:44 2003
From: jcizek@yuma.acns.ColoState.EDU (James Cizek)
Date: Tue, 8 Apr 2003 09:04:44 -0600 (MDT)
Subject: [NCARC] 115?
Message-ID: <200304081504.JAA29434@yuma.acns.ColoState.EDU>



   Hi all,

  Was wondering if someone could shed some light about what is going
  on with the 145.115- machine.   I have heard all sorts of rumors
  and I take it it is still down?  Just wondered if someone could
  tell me what is REALLY happening with it?  Thanks!!

  -James  KI0KN

  james@colostate.edu

From Dar743@aol.com  Tue Apr 15 03:14:18 2003
From: Dar743@aol.com (Dar743@aol.com)
Date: Mon, 14 Apr 2003 22:14:18 EDT
Subject: [NCARC] ARES D-10 Information Net
Message-ID: <143.ed2fc6d.2bccc4fa@aol.com>




The Amateur Radio Emergency Service District 10 information net will be held=
=20
Wednesday night (April 16)=A0 at 9:00 PM local on the 146.850 MHz Repeater

146.850- MHz (146.250 input) 100 Hz CTCSS Subtone (1* on, 0* off), W0UPS

All=A0 stations are welcome to check in .=A0 Membership or affiliation with=20=
any=20
club or organization is not required, merely an interest in emergency=20
communications or activities affecting the amateur community in the local=20
area.

David Russell
KA1BXM


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From ron@ronsfarm.com  Fri Apr 18 18:03:46 2003
From: ron@ronsfarm.com (Ron Klein)
Date: Fri, 18 Apr 2003 11:03:46 -0600
Subject: [NCARC] IC756 Transceiver for Sale
Message-ID: <E196ZHz-0003VO-00@mclean.mail.mindspring.net>

The Loveland Repeater Association is selling an ICOM IC-756 160-6M 
Transceiver with the HM-36 hand microphone, the SM-20 desk 
microphone,  FL-222 1.8khz SSB filter, power cable, and original 
manual. The radio is in excellent condition both operational and 
physically. Features: 100w output all bands, live spectrum scope, 2 
receiver preamps, built in auto tuner, and many more.  

You can see pictures and more details - including the asking price - at:

http://www.qsl.net/w0osk

For more information contact: 
Tom Levendusky Jr - N=D8MWY 
970-962-9023 
n0mwy@msn.com 


73,

Ron - W0OSK
----------------------
w0osk@arrl.net

From Dar743@aol.com  Tue Apr 22 01:51:59 2003
From: Dar743@aol.com (Dar743@aol.com)
Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2003 20:51:59 EDT
Subject: [NCARC] ARES D-10 Information Net
Message-ID: <1dd.8029a33.2bd5ec2f@aol.com>



The Amateur Radio Emergency Service District 10 information net will be held=
=20
Wednesday night (April 23)=A0 at 9:00 PM local on the 447.275 MHz Repeater.


 447.275- MHz (442.275 input) 100 Hz CTCSS Subtone, Phone Autopatch.=20
(40-32.969N, 105-11.822W, 7230ft)=20


All=A0 stations are welcome to check in .=A0 Membership or affiliation with=20=
any=20
club or organization is not required, merely an interest in emergency=20
communications or activities affecting the amateur community in the local=20
area.

I would like to address some of the questions that have been raised=A0 by ou=
r=20
use of different frequencies recently.

As listed in the new COPLAN: There are 2 primary repeaters for emergency=20
use:=A0 145.115 (presently disabled) and 146.850.

There are numerous secondary frequencies listed, and it seems appropriate to=
=20
hold the net on a variety of them.=A0 This allows us to evaluate each one as=
 to=20
it's actual utility, and keep our members prepared to utilize a variety of=20
frequencies.

If you cannot "hit" a given repeater, please do not feel that it reflects on=
=20
the utility of your station, rather it is an indication of the utility of th=
e=20
repeater.

If you cannot participate in the net because of signal problems or lack of=20
equipment, please let me know by E-mail=A0 so that we can use that informati=
on=20
to evaluate the repeater.

Please be prepared to listen on the input frequency for weak stations and=20
relay weak signals to net control.

David
KA1BXM











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From SCOMIND@aol.com  Wed Apr 23 17:18:35 2003
From: SCOMIND@aol.com (SCOMIND@aol.com)
Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2003 12:18:35 EDT
Subject: [NCARC] weather alert
Message-ID: <6.f65027a.2bd816db@aol.com>

The National Weather Service has alerted ARES that hail to 1" diameter is 
possible all day, and that tornadoes are possible this afternoon.

A standby net is being called on the 145.115 repeater at this time.

73,
Bob, WA9FBO

From Dar743@aol.com  Wed Apr 23 23:01:23 2003
From: Dar743@aol.com (Dar743@aol.com)
Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2003 18:01:23 EDT
Subject: [NCARC] ARES D10 Severe Weather Alert Standdown
Message-ID: <13.1babc163.2bd86733@aol.com>

The informal severe weather net actuated at the request of the NWS on the 
145.115 repeater will be discontinued at 4:00 PM local time.  Thanks to all 
stations that volunteered their  time today.  This did not turn out to be the 
emergency that it could have been, but it was a good opportunity to dust off 
the Severe Weather Material.

Check in to the ARES D-10 Information net at 9:00 pm  local tonight on the 
447.275 repeater for additional information.  Perhaps we will get an overview 
of todays weather from Brent.

David
KA1BXM


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From oti2@mindspring.com  Fri Apr 25 04:10:53 2003
From: oti2@mindspring.com (Randy Long)
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2003 21:10:53 -0600
Subject: [NCARC] March of Dimes Walk America Help Needed April 26th
Message-ID: <NOEJILHNEIAJFOGCKCNBOEJACGAA.oti2@mindspring.com>

Cc: dlbutler59@attbi.com
Subject: March of Dimes Walk America Help Needed April 26th

Randy could you please forward this to the NCARC and ARES email lists?
Thanks.

Dave Butler - K0DLB


REQUEST FOR VOLUNTEERS - MARCH OF DIMES WALK AMERICA
APRIL 26, 2003  - 8:00AM - 12:00 Noon

This is a message going out to Ham Radio volunteers in Northern Colorado.

This is to let you know that 3 to 4 more volunteers are needed to help with
communications for the annual March of Dimes/Walk America event that will be
held this Saturday, April 26th in Greeley, Colorado.  This event is a 5-mile
run/walk that will cover a wide area in Greeley.  Hams will need to be
somewhat mobile, although most will be assigned to stay at primary stop
locations.  Colorado ARES D10 is sponsoring the communications for this
event.

Dave Butler (K0DLB) will be the Net Control for this event.  Any available
hams should report to Dave Butler at the South Pavillion in Bittersweet Park
in Greeley around 8:00am sharp.  A course map will be given to all Ham
volunteers at that time.  Any available ham needs to bring the following
items:

1) One or two Handi-Talkies capable of xmit/recv on 2 meters (and 440 for
backup purposes).
2) Extra batteries
3) Bad weather gear (should it rain)
4) Headphones (to enhance listening)
5) Any other comfort items you may need for a 4-hour shift - provided that
it can easily be mobilized.
6) Good walking shoes.

Talk-in / event will be held on the 147.000 repeater in Greeley (100 Hz
tone).
Back-up frequency will be assigned at check-in time.

Here is the known event course as we know it today:

Start/Stop - at the South Pavillion at Bittersweet Park - participants will
begin at 8:30am sharp
Runners will head west on 16th Street and go all the way into Aims Community
College.
Once at Aims, runners will head out to 20th Street and head west all the way
to Work Out West.
>From WOW - runners will backtrack east along 20th Street to 47th Avenue
intersection.
At this intersection will be a Water Stop (NW corner of 20th St and 47th
Ave).
>From here runners have 2 choices:
   1) Short course - head north on 47th to 16th street and head back to the
start-line along 16th Street
   2) Full course (see below)

>From 47th Ave/20th Street, runner will head south along 47th ave to County
General, cross 47th ave and get onto bike path heading east along US 34.
Once on US 34 bike path, runner will go east all the way to 35th Avenue.
Runners will turn left and head North along 35th avenue.  Water Stop will be
at the New Frontier Bank near 24th St. and 35th Ave.
Runners will then continue along 35th avenue north all the way back to 16th
Street (Bittersweet Park) and finish there.

We anticipate from 100-200 runners.  The event has lasted usually until
11:30am in the past, although this years route is a bit longer than normal -
so the even may last until 12:00 noon.  Volunteers have been offered a lunch
in the past and I would expect the same would be true for this year.

We will have 1 Ham stationed at Bittersweet Park, and at each of the Water
Stops (2-4).  Also 1 Ham will ride in the Victory Van (sag wagon).  One Ham
may be a bicycle mobile and follow the pack.

If you have any questions, please contact David Butler (970-330-5445) or
email:  dlbutler59@attbi.com <mailto:dlbutler59@attbi.com>

Thanks for your help.  This is a great opportunity to do some community
service and practice our Emergency Communication skills.

73
Dave Butler - K0DLB


From Dar743@aol.com  Tue Apr 29 04:12:53 2003
From: Dar743@aol.com (Dar743@aol.com)
Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2003 23:12:53 EDT
Subject: [NCARC] ARES D-10 Information Net
Message-ID: <166.1f8062be.2bdf47b5@aol.com>




The Amateur Radio Emergency Service District 10 information net will be held=
=20
Wednesday night (April 30)=A0 at 9:00 PM local on the 145.115 MHz (Horsetoot=
h)=20
Repeater (really)


All=A0 stations are welcome to check in .=A0 Membership or affiliation with=20=
any=20
club or organization is not required, merely an interest in emergency=20
communications or activities affecting the amateur community in the local=20
area.

David Russell
KA1BXM




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