Thanks to Tim, W7TRM, and KBSP-TV22, who made it possible.

The system has been improved with a new controller and new features. There is no charge to use any of the club equipment.

Many of the club members meet on the 145.29 MHz repeater due to it's larger coverage and linking to the 52.99 repeater. Although owned by WA7ABU, the 145.29 repeater has served the club for many years. Get details on the 145.29 repeater at http://wa7abu.com.

Please try the checkin net, on the 145.29 repeater at 12 noon, just for the fun of it. You may even learn a bit of net etiquette, but you won't notice.

Bring your ham radio items to the swapnet on Saturday evenings at 7 PM.

Work toward your next updated license with the discussions at 10 AM weekdays on the Technicial Net.

Try digital modes on Wednesday nights, 8 or 9 PM. You only need a computer with sound card to produce the sounds for your radio.

Our club supports the ORRC as the repeater coordination council in Oregon.