South Mountain Radio Amateurs

Field Day 2010 is on Saturday, June 26th and runs straight through Sunday, June 27th (yes, even overnight):

SETUP: Saturday, 8:00am
START: Saturday, 2:00pm
TEAR-DOWN: Sunday, 12:00pm

Visit our Field Day page for information and directions.

The 145.430 and 146.460 repeaters will be used for communications during a bike race from 0600 – 1800 (6:00am to 6:00pm).  Please give priority use of the repeaters to race communications and only break in for emergency traffic.

If interested in helping to provide communications, please speak with Events Committee co-chairs Jim Geruntho at n1nwu (at) arrl (dot) net or Gary Hammaker at kb3ejz (at) hotmail (dot) com.

The 145.430 and 146.460 repeaters will be used for communications during a bike race from 0600 – 1800 (6:00am to 6:00pm).  Please give priority use of the repeaters to race communications and only break in for emergency traffic.

If interested in helping to provide communications, please speak with Events Committee co-chairs Jim Geruntho at n1nwu (at) arrl (dot) net or Gary Hammaker at kb3ejz (at) hotmail (dot) com.

The 145.430 and 146.460 repeaters will be used for communications during a bike race from 0600 – 1800 (6:00am to 6:00pm).  Please give priority use of the repeaters to race communications and only break in for emergency traffic.

If interested in helping to provide communications, please speak with Events Committee co-chairs Jim Geruntho at n1nwu (at) arrl (dot) net or Gary Hammaker at kb3ejz (at) hotmail (dot) com.

The 145.430 and 146.460 repeaters will be used for communications during a bike race from 0600 – 1800 (6:00am to 6:00pm).  Please give priority use of the repeaters to race communications and only break in for emergency traffic.

If interested in helping to provide communications, please speak with Events Committee co-chairs Jim Geruntho at n1nwu (at) arrl (dot) net or Gary Hammaker at kb3ejz (at) hotmail (dot) com.

The 145.430 and 146.460 repeaters will be used for communications during a bike race from 0600 – 1800 (6:00am to 6:00pm).  Please give priority use of the repeaters to race communications and only break in for emergency traffic.

If interested in helping to provide communications, please speak with Events Committee co-chairs Jim Geruntho at n1nwu (at) arrl (dot) net or Gary Hammaker at kb3ejz (at) hotmail (dot) com.

The 145.430 and 146.460 repeaters will be used for communications during the American Diabetes Association Tour de Cure bike race from 0600 – 1800 (6:00am to 6:00pm).  Please give priority use of the repeaters to race communications and only break in for emergency traffic.

Observational Astronomy Net – 8:00p on 143.430 repeater, minus, no tone.

We’ll discuss information regarding celestial events and phenomenon of general interest to ham operators.  All properly licensed amateur radio operators are invited to check-in.  Unlicensed folks are encouraged to listen.

Net control: Sam, KB3DNZ

Observational Astronomy Net – 8:00p on 143.430 repeater, minus, no tone.

We’ll discuss information regarding celestial events and phenomenon of general interest to ham operators.  All properly licensed amateur radio operators are invited to check-in.  Unlicensed folks are encouraged to listen.

Net control: Sam, KB3DNZ

Observational Astronomy Net – 8:00p on 143.430 repeater, minus, no tone.

We’ll discuss information regarding celestial events and phenomenon of general interest to ham operators.  All properly licensed amateur radio operators are invited to check-in.  Unlicensed folks are encouraged to listen.

Net control: Sam, KB3DNZ