8/20 Repeater Net is Cancelled

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  • August 20, 2017 at 8:23 am #24636
    Anita KemmererAnita Kemmerer
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      Unfortunately, the N1IMO/N1IMN repeater system is still down due to an issue with the hub repeater in Hollis.  Because of this, tonight’s repeater net is canceled.

      Members are encouraged to join the 10m Chat Net tonight at 8:30 pm on or around 28.480.

      The N1IMO/N1IMN repeater system is expected to be repaired in a few days so we will resume the repeater net next Sunday evening 8/27.

      Here are the announcements that would have been on this week’s repeater net:

      1. A Multi-op team will be operating as N1FD in The ARRL Rookie Roundup RTTY today at AB1QB’s station. Please contact us if you hear us on the air.
      2. On Saturday, August 26th we will do a SOTA Activation on Mount Washington. Contact Jamey, KC1ENX for information.
      3. Reminder, our next club meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 5th, 7 PM at First Church in Nashua, NH. Our speaker will be Dennis Egan, W1UE and the topic will be RTTY/JT65/FT8 for Beginners and an Asian DXpedition.
      4. Our next Tech Night will be held on Tuesday, September 12th at 7 PM at First Church in Nashua, NH. The topic will be Weak Signal Digital (JT) Modes and WSJT-X.
      5. Our Club HF net will be held at 8:30 pm this evening on or around 28.480 MHz
      August 20, 2017 at 10:31 am #24674
      Fred KemmererFred Kemmerer
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        Matt,

        You cannot tell if the linking system is working by trying individual repeaters. Bernie informed us yesterday that the system is still down and that it might not be up and fully working by this evening. Therefore, we are not going to be able to have a net this evening.

         

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