[OFARC] JOTA plans

[KG5IRR]

We should plan on operating 20m.  Expect some rain.

Here are the calling frequencies.  Call out to scouts with "CQ Jamboree".

HF SSB Voice

*	80 meters - 3.940 MHz and 3.690 MHz where authorized.
*	40 meters - 7.190 MHz and 7.090 MHz where authorized.
*	20 meters - 14.290 MHz
*	17 meters - 18.140 MHz
*	15 meters - 21.360 MHz
*	12 meters - 24.960 MHz
*	10 meters - 28.390 MHz
*	6 meters - 50.160 MHz

HF CW Morse Code

*	80 meters - 3.570 MHz
*	40 meters - 7.030 MHz
*	20 meters - 14.060 MHz
*	17 meters - 18.080 MHz
*	15 meters - 21.140 MHz
*	12 meters - 24.910 MHz
*	10 meters - 28.180 MHz
*	6 meters - 50.160 MHz

 

http://jotajoti.info/jota-rules/

 

73,

Barry

 

 

From: ofarc-bounces at mailman.qth.net [mailto:ofarc-bounces at mailman.qth.net]
On Behalf Of Ralph (home)
Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2017 2:13 PM
To: OFARC
Subject: [OFARC] JOTA plans

 

The plans for JOTA are simple and similar to last year...

This year's flyer is attached

 

1         Be ready for guests by 9am and go until 1pm

2         hang one antenna . G5RV

3         have one HF radio on the air, use the club call

4         have one VHF radio on the air and use repeaters to talk around
town . especially the SaltGrass link system (146.92)

5         I am providing Rusty with some morse code "sounders" for the
guests to use

6         Hand out morse code pocket cards  to guests as interested

7         Talk about the radio skills that are useful in other careers

8         Talk about amateur radio and how it helps at races, hurricanes,
forest fires (reference items in the news)

9         Just enjoy the time talking with the boys

10     Get club members and boys on the air

 

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