I'm extremely happy with our club. Even when I can't join the events, it
gives me relief to know that there are people there, meeting, talking,
keeping this hobby alive. People in this club ARE active. They volunteer,
they join events, they meet on the air. I love to be a small part of this
group,
The main advantage of not having a large club owning the repeater is first, all
the funds collected go only to the repeater upkeep, If a repair or replacement
is needed I just go get one, no voting on what or how much to spend, The
current machine has never been off-line more than a day or two
Hey Robert,
When I move to a new city/town, I float around on various repeaters and then I
typically land on one that has activity. I always join the associated club to
help fund the rpt. But then nearly a year later everyone tells me that bvarc
doesn’t “own” the repeater. I grew up with a ham
Like every thing I have done with many clubs, 10% do the work, 20% complain how
the 10% do & 70% keep quiet.
From: BVARC On Behalf Of Eddie Runner via BVARC
Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2024 9:09 PM
To: David Lira via BVARC ; bva...@bvarc.org
Cc: Eddie Runner
Subject: Re: [BVARC] How many
Or how bout the repeater users (all repeaters ) not donating to the repeaters!!
lol
From: BVARC On Behalf Of Eddie Runner via BVARC
Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2024 9:09 PM
To: David Lira via BVARC ; bva...@bvarc.org
Cc: Eddie Runner
Subject: Re: [BVARC] How many members support BVARC ?
It was me, in an earlier post in this same thread I said..
now, what about the folks that tie up
the repeater and refuse to join BVARC?
It was kind of a joke, and something a few might pick up on..some folks that
are REAL ACTIVE are just not BVARC members (yet)Even some of the best
I don't think it was off topic at all, especially given the comments.
The majority of my activity with the club goes through that repeater in one
form or another. The activity on the repeater and enjoying attending the
club pota events is the sum total of my activity within the club and thus
my
Just replying to the post, It kind of bashed all my help and made me look as a
dictator! The repeater belongs to the users. Like you. I just keep it on the
air. Sorry to get off topic. Robert
From: BVARC On Behalf Of anthony moro via BVARC
Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2024 7:33 PM
To: BRAZOS
Again yall are getting off topic. The topic was not about repeaters. It was
about members supporting the club. How do yall go from supporting the club
to repeaters that don't belong to the club?
On Tue, Jan 16, 2024, 7:20 PM Robert Polinski via BVARC
wrote:
> Technically, Chris you are wrong.
Technically, Chris you are wrong. The PRRL is many people not just me. I hold
the role of trustee, but the repeater is property of the PRRL members. There
are many who I could not do without. Several have made big donations that are
not BVARC members, but BVARC has helped greatly in the
ARRL code bulletins at various speeds are good copy on 10 meters at about 28067.
Cal Birdsall
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713-419-1977
> On Jan 16, 2024, at 5:17 PM, mark roman via BVARC wrote:
>
> I went with Gordon West WB6NOA Learning morse code (4) Cassettes. 0-13 wpm.
> KI5WRI
I went with Gordon West WB6NOA Learning morse code (4) Cassettes. 0-13 wpm.
KI5WRI
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cw hotline
Check out the Feb 2023 QST article [1] on CW Hotline.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ypIXioilhzbpNVZMIUIkiDqFhTyl-sQB/view
I ordered the kit should be here this week.
Click on the vband link -
https://hamradio.solutions/vband/
some channels have decoders so one can listen (see)
my phone NR is 713-818-0846, I send cw better than I can type HiHi!
Phil
On Tue, Jan 16, 2024 at 9:37 AM Philip Bartash wrote:
> The first thing to do is put an email address on your QRZ page.
> I have a ZOOM session on Tuesday evenings at 8pm teaching CW to any BVARC
> member interested.
The first thing to do is put an email address on your QRZ page.
I have a ZOOM session on Tuesday evenings at 8pm teaching CW to any BVARC
member interested. Please contact me at 713-8189-0846 to discuss various
aspects of learning CW, each of the various schools with their good and bad
points.
Cwops is another good option.
They run classes but you have to apply.
On Tue, Jan 16, 2024, 8:56 AM Stephen Flowers via BVARC
wrote:
> KJ5DOB,
> Good morning. Just to add to what Joseph mentioned, there is also an OFF
> setting for BKIN. So that one may be what you want to select.
>
KJ5DOB,
Good morning. Just to add to what Joseph mentioned, there is also an OFF
setting for BKIN. So that one may be what you want to select. Additionally
you can drop the output power to 0 and replace your antenna with a dummy load.
That should make for a good practice oscillator.
Also,
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