Our Red Rose Breakfast is the third Saturday of every month at 9:00AM, at the
Akron Restaurant on Route 272 just north of the Brownstown exit from 222. We
look forward to seeing you there.
Club Breakfast:
Club Net:
The Club Net is on 147.015 every Wednesday at 9:00PM
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APRS from findu.com
Club Meeting:
Repeaters: What they are, and How to Use Them.
Date
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Description
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Location
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February 18th 2010
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Amateur Radio testing
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Lancaster County Training Center @ 7:00pm
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March 18th 2010
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RACES meeting
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Lancaster County Training Center @ 7:00pm
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April 15th 2010
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Amateur Radio testing
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Lancaster County Training Center @ 7:00pm
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May 20th 2010
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RACES meeting
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Lancaster County Training Center @ 7:00pm
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June 17th 2010
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Amateur Radio testing
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Lancaster County Training Center @ 7:00pm
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July 22th 2010
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RACES meeting
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Lancaster County Training Center @ 7:00pm
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August 19th 2010
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Amateur Radio testing
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Lancaster County Training Center @ 7:00pm
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September 11th 2010
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Keystone Trails Hike -Details to follow
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October 2th 2010
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Tailgate Fest
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West Earl Township Park -Brownstown
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October 9th 2010
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RACES Training Drill - Details to follow
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October 21st 2010
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Amateur Radio testing
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Lancaster County Training Center @ 7:00pm
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December 16th 2010
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Amateur Radio testing
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Lancaster County Training Center @ 7:00pm
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at W3RRR.org. Our club is located in scenic
Lancaster, PA. Enjoy our Repeaters. To become a
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"-Our President, Curt Ashenfelder, will be sending your group a written thank-you, but I
wanted to communicate with you before today’s meeting. On behalf of Keystone Trails
Association, please extend our thanks to the members of the Red Rose Repeater
Association who served as communication volunteers at our event this past Saturday. We
appreciate their willingness to give up a Saturday to sit in the rain and help ensure the
safety of our participants."
"We quickly found that the walkie-talkies we purchased were useless and much of the
route had no cell phone coverage. The communications provided by your group proved to
be the only reliable communications we had between the various checkpoints and the
finish line. This was especially important in tracking people who dropped out along the
way. As our event grows to several hundred participants, good communications will be
ever more critical, and we hope you will continue to work with us."
"Your volunteers were a congenial group and a pleasure to work with. We look forward to
working with them again next year!"
Paul Shaw
Susquehanna Super Hike Coordinator
Keystone Trails Association
Congratulations to N3KN Kay Craigie she was elected president of the
ARRL. She was 1st vice president .
These items are from the estate of silent key Andre W3UH. Anyone can contact N3JYD Brian at bauker@ptd.net if you would like to buy anything off the list.
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With the exception of the bench and desk shown in the link, all proceeds benefit the SPARK club. The sale of the bench and desk will benefit his widowed mother.
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