Welcome to The KC7RIY
Echolink Node on the
Web
My selected background is from NASA, of course.
This image is available at:
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/image/0011/earthlights2_dmsp_big.jpg
My Thanks to Danny, KA0DBK and Eddy, KB0YTM for the web space.
News
The KC7RIY Echolink node is now active on 147.315 MHZ.
Jim Frerichs KA0RCZ, has given us permission to put the node on his repeater.
This has restored the old link between the .315 machine, the .850 and the WB0RMO
machine in Fairbury. Louie has a linked radio on the RMO repeater pair.. In addition, KD0AN Lee
in Edison has linked in the 146.97 repeater in Cambridge as well.
Links from other parts of Nebraska connect with us on the Nebraska conference server
regularly. Come and check us out
you can read more about Echolink here.
FLASH...
KC7RIY Now on UHF!
New equipment puts us on the UHF hub now. This should provide better quality audio
for the 147.315 machine and the 146.850 machine in Lexington.
Myron- KD0OX is now on the Nebraska Conference Node, and has
the 146.895 machine in Loomis linked in. Welcome aboard, Myron!!!
ALSO...
The ARRL Newsletter audio version can be heard on Sundays at 16:00 local time.
Amateur Radio Newsline can be heard Sundays at 16:00 Local Time
NOTE:
The ARRL Newsletter is temporarily unavailable for air due to some
website restructuring taking place. We will fill with Today in Amateur Radio
until further notice.
TIAR will also be heard on holiday weekends when the ARRL Newsletter is
unavailable.
DTMF COMMANDS
With the help of Doug- KC0EQA, we now have a few DTMF commands that can
be used to access other nodes remotely. They are as follows...
(NODE CONNECT COMMANDS BELOW ARE NOT FUNCTIONING AT THIS TIME)
CALL QTH DTMFCOMMAND
JA9PPH JAPAN 11
9M2CW
MALAYSIA
22
KC0SOK DERBY,
KS.
33
"KANSAS" KANSAS REFLECTOR
44
W0UPS FT COLLINS,
CO
55
WB0RMO FAIRBURY, NE 66
DODROPIN CONFERENCE 77
MICHIGAN CONFERENCE 88
KS0LNK k-link 99
K2LSF JACKSONVILLE, Fl 010
NEBRASKA CONFERENCE 2
KD0AN EDISON, NE 3
THESE COMMANDS DO WORK....
To disconnect, press the "#" symbol.
OTHER COMMANDS
WEATHER
**1 CURRENT CONDITIONS
**2 5 DAY FORECAST
**3 OR **4 AREA WARNINGS AND ADVISORIES
NOTE: DURING STORM SEASON, THE SYSTEM WILL ANNOUNCE
THE CURRENT WARNING CONDITION AT 20 MINUTE INTERVALS.
CURRENT TIME 009
Listen to ARRL Newsletter on demand AA
Listen to Amateur Radio Newsline on demand BB
Echolink Net -Wednesday @- 8:00 PM
I invite everyone to join us.
Radio: Yaesu FT-211 RH UHF Radio, running on 444.625 MHZ
Interface: Rigblaster Nomic
Computer: Compaq Persario F500 series Laptop w/ 2gig of Ram
Antenna: Arrow Jpole dual band antenna up 25 feet
Router: Linksys WRT54G
Internet is now being provided by Charter High speed.
I would appreciate any feedback on the node. If there's something not working,
or something you would like to see added, email me. My email address is at the bottom.
Even if you have a joke you want to share.
| Solar X-rays: Geomagnetic Field: |
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From n3kl.org
More information on solar activity and propagation can be found at:
Words of Wisdom
The Amateur’s Code
The radio amateur is --
Considerate: -- Never knowingly operates in such a way as to lessen the pleasure of others.
Loyal: -- Offers loyalty, encouragement and support to other amateurs, local clubs, through which amateur radio in the United States is represented nationally and internationally.
Progressive: -- With knowledge abreast of science, a well built and efficient station and operation above reproach.
Friendly: -- Slow and patient operating when requested; friendly advice and counsel to the beginner; kindly assistance, cooperation and consideration for the interests of others. These are hallmarks of the amateur spirit.
Balanced: -- Radio is an avocation, never interfering with the duties owed to family, job, school or community.
Patriotic: -- Station and skill always ready for service to country or community.
Written in 1928 by Paul M. Segal, W9EEA
Please email me with suggestions and comments
I'd like to know your thoughts.
kc7riy@hotmail.co
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