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W7AOR,KENT
B JOHNSON, 395 PEACEFUL ST., LAS VEGAS NV 89110, USA
Email: W7AOR@Hotmail.com
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GEORGE AND WIFE SANDY
GEORGE TALKS TO OMAHA IRLP ON A REGULAR BASIS. THANKS GEORGE FOR THE PHOTO. HI JIM, WE HAVE LIVED IN LAS VEGAS FOR 17 YEARS. MOVED HERE FROM MISSION, KANSAS. WE HAVE 3 CHILDREN, AND 4 GRANDCHILDREN ESPECIALLY ENJOY WORKING THE IRLP. I AM A CONTROL OP FOR W7AOR IN LAS VEGAS. WE ENJOY GARDENING - FISHING - HIKING. 73 GEORGE AND SANDY |
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| UPDATE 1/23/2003 | |
| From: "Kent B. Johnson" <w7aor@hotmail.com> To: <irlp@ilrp.net>; <owners@irlp.net>; <irlp@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Friday, January 24, 2003 12:51 PM Subject: [irlp] CURRENT USES OF THE W7AOR WESTERN REFLECTOR 925X CHANNELS 0 - 9 > CURRENT USES OF THE W7AOR WESTERN REFLECTOR 925X CHANNELS 0 - 9 > > You are welcome on any of the Western Reflector channels. The scheduled > activies are listed below. However, Public Service activities and emergency > traffic have priority over casual traffic on any channel. If a controlled > net is in progress follow the direction of the net control station. > > Channels > > Channel 0 (Main Channel) - 9250 Calling and QSO > > Weekly International AMSAT Beginners Net Wednesday 7 P.M. PST > > Channel 1 - 9251 Calling and QSO > > Channel 2 - 9252 Calling and QSO > > NASA Audio Feed active during Shuttle Missions and Space Station activities. > Contact Chris N6ICW@arrl.net with questions or commnets. > > Channel 3 - 9253 California > > California Special Activities and Emergency Services > Nightly Orange County Night Owl Trivia Net 11 P.M. PST. > Ham Radio Newcomers Net Friday 7 P.M. PST > Visitors welcome to both nets. > > Channel 4 - 9254 Hawaii-Pacific Rim > > Linking, Special Activities and Emergency Services > Hawaii Au Au Net Friday 9 P.M. PST Visitors welcome > > Channel 5 - 9255 Arizona > > This channel will be utilized for coordination of Near Space Helium balloon > launches carrying amateur radio television and cross band FM repeaters, an > amateur radio swap net, and for in-state emergency communications nets. > Ham Swap Net - Every Thursday evening, starting December 12th 2002, except > holidays > Start Time: 1900 MST / 1800 PST / 0200 UTC (Friday). See > http://www.ne7x.com/IRLP_swapnet.htm > All welcome. > > Channel 6 - 9256 Utah > > Sin-Bad Net Tuesday 8PM MST Visitors welcome. > > Channel 7 - 9257 Nevada and Idaho > > Linking, Special Activities and Emergency Services > > Channel 8 - 9258 GSM > > Channel 9 - 9259 GSM > > Channel Coordinators > > Please contact myself or the appropriate of the Channel Coordinators by > e-mail if you want to add a net or any other significant special events so > schedules may be published. They will be assigned to a non-zero channel so > that we can keep 9250 available for calling and general rag chew. > > 9252 Chris, N6ICW nodes 3470 and 7650 chris@n6icw.org > > 9253 Ernie, W6KAP, w6kap@arrl.net and Shorty, K6JSI, k6jsi@winsystem .org > > 9254 Carter, KH6FV and Jack KH6DQ nodes 3720 and 3080, > KH6FV@hawaii.rr.com . > > 9255 Tom, NE7X, node 5430 in Chandler, Arizona, NE7X@aol.com > > 9256 Bret WX7Y nodes 3270, 3280 Castledale, UT bmills@ecso.com, and > Dave WA7GIE node 5620 Salt Lake City, UT dave@tcem.org > > The Western Reflector Owner W7AOR has given the above indicated Channel > Coordinators the ability to block and unblock nodes as the means to remove a > node casuing a problem. Additonally, N7USX Dennis, K6ADS Andy, K0CPU Larry > and KL7M Dave monitor the Western Reflector and have node lock out > authority. It is important to keep the channel free of a problem that may > degrade reflector performance. The most common reason for a lockout is: > 1-excessive hangtimes; 2-pulsebacks; 3-locked COS; 4-persistent IDs; and > 5-local interference. If a node owner is locked out, he(she) receives an > e-mail that is automatically generated by the lock out software and is asked > to provide the immediate fix and the long term corrective action (training, > a PL or whatever) that will prevent future occurrences of the problem, then > e-mail the individual who applied the lock out with a copy to > problems@irlp.net and state the immediate and long term corrective action. > The node will be un blocked if the response is satisfactory. > > Western Reflector Operating Procedures > > These operating procedures are provided help assure your enjoyment of the > Western Reflector. Please pause for three seconds before talking upon > connecting to any Western Reflector channel to allow the audio streams to > reach your node, and to make sure a QSO is not in progress, before you start > talking. Pause between transmissions to allow others into QSOs and key up > for a long second so others will have chance to hear all other. Quick keying > is not the sign of a good reflector user. > > Keep Channel 0 (9250) available for calling and general multi-node rag chews > and round robins. Node operators are encouraged to move off channel 0 > whenever a node-to-node discussion or multi-node discussion becomes an > extended discussion (more than 10 - 15 minutes) of any topic. > > Thanks > Kent W7AOR > > > > Nevada Amateur Radio Repeaters, Inc. > http://www.narri.org > > > | |
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