OFFICIAL AND PERMANENT CHANGE -- NET MOVED TO MONDAYS 7PM

-- Hosted by Josh Othniel -- KA1EBQ --

  The IARC voted this past Tuesday to move the weekly Thursday night Net to Monday nights at 7:00 PM local time. The Net can be found on 145.490/91.50 Tone. This move was done in order to retain Josh Othniel, KA1EBQ as the Net Control operator. Josh's work hours have recently changed and he can no longer be available on Thursday evenings.

  The Net begins on its new night this Monday, July 13, 2015 at 7:00 PM. All licensed Hams are welcome and encouraged to check into the Net. Anyone with an Amateur Radio specific topic they would like to share with the Net or hear discussed on the Net are asked to contact Josh via e-mail at ka1ebq@yahoo.com two weeks prior to the Net. This will allow Josh to try and put together a panel to present the topic to the Net or to coordinate an individual's presentation to the Net.

  The Net will also announce Ham equipment for sale/trade, Ham Fest activities and any other pertinent announcements for Ham Radio enthusiasts.

  Thanks and 73's,   -Josh

Net activities are the scheduled discussions on specific sites

Generally a Net activity is a conference forum that replaces periodic face to face gatherings. Talking to your local Amateur Radio Operators is easy on a scheduled Net discussion, and this is a good way to discover your region's enthusiasts. The Nets are also occasionally used for public service activities, like 10k races, city festivals, and general organization communications. 

The events are open to the public, and other local sites of South-East Kansas can post their Net activities and topics here at no cost, by emailing the NØID Radio Club's web-site host.

Hi Jason:  (Email sent 11-20-2014)
The name here is Ken (NUØB) in Coffeyville. Here is an attached (estimated) repeater coverage map for the 145.490 machine. I just thought you might like to look at it or add it to your Web Site.

Here is a link to do the repeater coverage's, it is free to Hams. http://www.cplus.org/rmw/rmonline.html
You can do the maps online or download the program, I do mine online.

I heard you and Mike talking about the CAT-250 controller, that is a nice controller. It came out in late 2002 to early 2003, I was one of the Beta testers for the ED250W editor. The Coffeyville Club has several of the CAT-250 controllers. We had a bunch of the options on, but after time people got tired of all the messages. There is a wealth of information available on the CAT Forums, look in both forums CAT-250 Controller and the ED250W Editor. The only thing we didn't like was the lack of memory in the micro-controller, 64Kb of ROM and 8Kb of RAM.  Al from CAT keep reminding us of that.

I have to run, have a nice day.

73 Ken - NUØB
 

Tech Net - East Coast Reflector

Time: Every Tuesday night at 8pm Eastern.

This net is to help answer all of your technical questions. It doesn’t have to be just about ham radio; it could be anything technology related such as computers or electronics. Even if you don’t have a technical question, we invite you to just check in. So don’t be a stranger. Grab that mic and check in every Tuesday! You never know, we may just have an answer to your question.

Tonight at 7 pm CST on  N0PGI AllStar Node 29875

*147.570 * CTCSS 162.2* – Cherryvale

 Note: the net has changed to Mondays at 7pm, but this article has been saved to identify the NOID Net start date.

Our First Net Event for 2014

Thursday 8pm Networking on the NØID Repeater

145.490 offset with 91.5 tone 

On Thursday July 24th, Josh Othniel, KA1EBQ became the Net Control Operator of the revived NØID Thursday night repeater Open Talk Net. The Thursday night Talk Net had been a staple on the Independence repeater with Paul Vaughn, KB0NYA serving as the Net Control Operator until the Net ceased operation due to a lack of active participation. Josh had previously expressed an interest in reviving the net and was encouraged by club members to jump in and take the lead, that’s just what he did last Thursday evening.

The net began with station checking in with Net Control by giving their individual station call signs. Several locals including a ham from Coffeyville, KS checked in. Josh then turned the Net over to Mike Byers, N7CZR, a local “Elmer” (A seasoned Ham operator that is willing and able to pass on their knowledge and skills), to share his expertise on antenna systems, a subject of great interest to the newly licensed ham operators in the Independence Amateur Radio Club. Although the Net was scheduled to run for an hour, 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM the Net was held over thirty minutes due to the number of enthusiastic follow up questions.

All licensed Hams are encouraged to tune in next Thursday at 8pm for round two of the N0ID Talk Net. Anyone who would like to propose a topic of discussion in advance is welcome to do so by e-mailing Net Control at ka1ebq@yahoo.com no later than Wednesday evening. Your topics, questions and announcements will be reviewed; NOTE: Net Control reserves the right to screen out any topics, questions or announcements that are deemed inappropriate for sharing on the air. All topic, questions or announcements that are cleared will be shared as time allows. Next Thursday’s proposed tech discussion will be on Antenna and Station Grounding & Bonding with N7CZR, Mike Byers.

 “73’s” we look forward to hearing from you.

 Note: the net has changed to Mondays at 7pm, but this article has been saved to identify the NOID Net start date.

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