The K8BF-L EchoLink server is down for repair. It will be back up and running by Monday 9/11. We are waiting for a software patch and a part.
Jim, AC8NT
The K8BF-L EchoLink server is down for repair. It will be back up and running by Monday 9/11. We are waiting for a software patch and a part.
Jim, AC8NT
The next Digital Special Interest Group meeting will be on Tuesday, September 5th at 7:00 PM at the club site. This month we’ll be talking about the MFSK digital mode found in both fldigi and in other stand-alone apps. Additionally, we’ll be reviewing procedures used in Digital-Only nets as a preview of this month’s Flex Net using the digital MFSK-16 mode. We will also make time to answer any questions or help with any issues you may be having with digital communications by radio. Can’t be there in person? Then join us in the Zoom Meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88355094567?pwd=ZzRvd1hmQWNaYlZEcGFOdVhuNlNiQT09
Meeting ID: 883 5509 4567 Passcode: PCARS2022
73, Rick K8CAV
On The Air – Sept. 9-17
On September 9 till September 17 from 0000Z-2359Z both Linda N8LRS and W8MET will take time to remember our POW’s, MIA’s and KIA’s for our 8th year. Details at www.qrz.com/db/k4mia We will use call letters k4mia/8.
Tomorrow, September 2nd, PCARS will represent the Ohio section as part of the Volunteers on the Air W1AW/8 operating event. We will have four stations on the air from 10 AM to 10 PM.
Everyone is invited to join us for some “Big Fun” on the air!
Nick, AC8QG
Attn: PCARS DXers:
I know this is a bit in the future, but this was just announced by Bernie and I wanted to get it out to you to put on your calendars,
We are excited to announce that a new MDXC’s expedition is coming very soon. This year we are heading to western Africa, to one of the biggest countries facing the Guinea’s Gulf, silent since
2018: TJ – Cameroon.
The MDXC Italian staff faced a long-time trial to obtain the commercial import permit for each transceiver and, even more time and nerve-consuming, to get the Amateur Radio Licence… but “who endures wins” and today the signed paper for TJ9MD is in IZ8CCW’s hands.
The 13 skilled operators of the expeditionary team (IZ8CCW, IZ2GNQ, F6IRA, OK2WX, AG4W, DL8JJ, IZ4COW, IU3PMA, HB9DHG, HB9TOC, ON7RN, IK5BOH and IZ4UEZ) are thrilled for the happy results of MDXC’s efforts, and now they are eager to bring back that big African country on the radiowaves: starting from 2 November till the 15 November, from Kribi, on Atlantic Ocean shores, at least four stations will be on air “round the clock” on CW, SSB, RTTY and FT8, 160 through 6m. Not enough? On top of that, after the great experience during J28MD, for the Moon Bounce enthusiasts an E.M.E. station will offer a chance to increase their 2m DXCC with this New One.
While the team starts to pack their luggage, you should start to plan to rise-up the antennas and warm-up the rigs… Stay tuned for more news!
Bernie McClenny, W3UR
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73 – Chuck W8PT