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Post by Site Admin on Feb 20, 2005 0:24:32 GMT -5
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Post by va3css on Feb 20, 2005 14:53:08 GMT -5
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Post by KD8ATI on Feb 21, 2005 3:55:12 GMT -5
Hey Everyone, Well its getting to be that season again. Yes that is right, severe weather season is upon us. For those of you who live in Canada, the above lniks has a link to Canada's "CanWarn" program/network. Well here in the U.S. the schedule for the "Skywarn" spotter classes has been set. If you are intrested in severe weather spotting on the skywarn nets on the ham bands you need to take this free class. Here is a link to the National Weather Service in Detroit for the list of skywarn classes in southeast Michigan... www.crh.noaa.gov/dtx/?page=spotter/summerIf you live outside of southeast Michigan and you wish to find a schedule for your area please let me know and I will do my best to find a schedule for your area. If you have any questions reguarding this feel free to let me know. 73, Shannon |
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Post by va3css on Feb 27, 2005 17:03:06 GMT -5
Amherstburg Radio Club: amherstburg.hfradio.netThis club includes both Amateur Operators and 11-meter (CB), working in concert for the betterment of the community. |
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Post by va3css on Mar 4, 2005 15:12:14 GMT -5
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Post by Site Admin on Mar 9, 2005 17:14:34 GMT -5
Al, ve3sqb's Antenna Design pageLots of great ideas from years of antenna design experience. He also has many FREE programs available for download, which will help you with your design.
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Post by va3css on Mar 14, 2005 11:08:02 GMT -5
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Post by KC8UKM on Mar 15, 2005 9:01:59 GMT -5
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Post by va3css on Oct 9, 2005 2:46:58 GMT -5
Some linked repeater system links for Michigan / Ontario areas: www.w8hvg.org/ <-- The IRA (Independent Repeater Association) operates a network of repeaters, mostly on 2M, but some on 70cm (440). This network is interlinked via the 220Mhz band, and covers practically all of lower Michigan, and the Eastern end of the U.P. Here's a coverage map: 
n8obu.com <-- The CMAN (Central Michigan Amateur Network) also has a linked repeater system covering a good portion of Michigan, and even part of Ontario. Their primary focus is to provide a linked network of repeaters for emergency use, but do allow for general amateur use when no emergencies currently exist. They fully endorse and support Skywarn weather spotting, and work with local and state law enforcement agencies to enhance communications when required. Here's their coverage map:  Here's an newer enhanced version of their coverage map: 
www.qsl.net/w8oak/ <-- Oakland County Amateur Radio Public Service Corps. Also home of the Oakland County ARES / RACES
www.wa8mac.net/ <-- Macomb County ARES / RACES.
mcrca.org/ <-- Munroe County ARES / RACES.
www.waynecountyarpsc.org/ <-- Wayne County ARES / RACES
www.dougcox.com/races/ <-- Washtenaw County RACES. www.dougcox.com/races/files/whatisares.html <-- Washtenaw County ARES. www.dougcox.com/races/files/skywarn_quick_ref.html <-- Washtenaw County Skywarn. |
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Post by va3css on May 31, 2006 11:22:43 GMT -5
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Post by VA3NDJ/VE3ESX on May 10, 2008 23:10:41 GMT -5
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