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The ARRL Letter April 30, 2015

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  • FCC Proposes to Permit Amateur Access to 2200 and 630 Meters
  • Nepal Grants Operating Permission, Call Signs to Visiting Hams, as Earthquake Recovery Continues
  • ARRL Facebook Repost of Interview with Ham in Nepal Draws Huge Response
  • Jacob Nunez-Kearny, KF7DSY, is 2015 Goldfarb Scholarship Recipient
  • House Committee Asks FCC for Documents Related to Proposed Field Office Closures
  • Boston Marathon Amateur Radio Support Adjusts to a "New Normal"
  • AMSAT: Amateur Radio Payload Could Share Space on Geosynchronous Satellite
  • Dayton Hamvention® Youth Forum to Offer Chance to Meet Astronaut
  • New Section Manager Appointed in North Texas
  • Armed Forces Day 2015 Crossband Communications Test to Offer New Modes
  • The Sinking of the Lusitania : A Ham Radio Connection?
  • The K7RA Solar Update
  • Just Ahead in Radiosport
  • Upcoming ARRL Section, State, and Division Conventions and Events
  • To read full letter go to:    http://www.arrl.org/arrlletter?issue=2015-04-30
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    Ham Radio Support requested by Eric Ramsey on July 25th at Smithville Lake

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    From Eric Ramsy;

    I recently attended a planning meeting for an event in which they requested ham radio support.

     

    Web site for the event: http://www.winforkctri.org/

     

    Location: Smithville Lake

     

    Anticipated race participants: 1000

    Anticipated crowd: 3000

     

    Event Date: July 25

    Mobile Command set up: Friday July 24 afternoon or evening and staff on Saturday July 25 from 7am to noon.

     

    Additional ARES posts:

    ·         Mobile Command – two to three

    ·         one as a shadow in the event support car

    ·         one or more at the bike turnaround

    ·         one or more at the transition point in sailboat cove

    See maps to get an idea of where these posts will be located.

     

    Primary purpose is to assist with communication due to potential for radios to be too busy or not working. Especially if an emergency needs to be communicated.

     

    So, need minimum of 5, prefer 8, 10, 12???

     

    Thanks for considering. Please let me know if ARES can support this request.

     

     

    Eric G. Ramsey

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    The ARRL Letter April 23, 2015

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  • Amateur Radio Heads into WRC-15 "With Every Possibility of Success"
  • FCC Proposes to Make Past Amateur Radio Address Information Private
  • Amateur Radio Volunteers Activate Emergency Nets Following Chile Volcano Eruption
  • ARRL "Ham Aid" HF Gear Arrives in Micronesia in Wake of Tropical Cyclone
  • Spratlys DX0P DXpedition Participant Evacuated for Medical Emergency
  • Participants May Apply Anytime for Centennial Points Challenge, W1AW WAS Awards
  • ARRL 600 Meter Experiment Coordinator Recommends Renewing Experimental License
  • Australian Ham's "PicoSpace" Balloon Circumnavigates the Globe
  • IEEE 2015 International Microwave Symposium to Include Amateur Radio Presence
  • CQ DQs Two Dozen CQ World Wide DX Contest SSB Participants
  • ARRL Teachers Institute Sessions Still Accepting Applications
  • Amateur Radio Special Events to Mark International Marconi Day
  • NCDXF Announces Major DXpedition Grants
  • The K7RA Solar Update
  • Just Ahead in Radiosport
  • Upcoming ARRL Section, State, and Division Conventions and Events
  • To read the full letter go to:   http://www.arrl.org/arrlletter?issue=2015-04-23
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    Road work on I-29 to begin

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    Courtesy of KC Star; 

    Beginning April 21, crews will rehabilitate 12 bridges along the Interstate 29 corridor between Interstates 435 and 635. The start date was delayed a day, awaiting material delivery, according to MoDOT.

    The work will cause lane reductions, narrow lanes and ramp closures.

    Motorists are urged to use alternate routes during the six months, including I-435 and U.S. 169.

    Here is what will impact drivers:

    ▪ Two lanes of I-29 in each direction between Missouri 45/64th Street and 112th Street will remain open throughout the duration of the project.

    ▪ I-29 will be reduced to one lane in each direction at Missouri Route D/Cookingham Drive for 80 days.

    ▪ The ramp from eastbound Missouri 152 to southbound I-29 will close for the duration of the project.

    ▪ I-29 will narrow at bridge locations.

    ▪ There will be temporary closures on Route D/Cookingham Drive, 112th Street, Tiffany Springs Parkway, Barry Road, 72nd Street and Missouri 45/64th Street during off-peak hours.

     


    Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article18426017.html#storylink=cpy
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    The ARRL Letter April 16, 2015

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  • ARRL, US House Members Coming Through to Support H.R. 1301
  • Amateur Radio Weather Spotters Help Track Deadly Tornadoes in North-Central Illinois
  • ARRL Member Input on Draft HF Band Plan Proposals Due By April 19
  • New iOS App Available for The ARRL Repeater Directory ®
  • Special Event Stations to Mark World Amateur Radio Day on April 18
  • Ohio ARES to Sponsor "NVIS Antenna Day"
  • Switching Power Supplies a More Common Noise Source than Power Lines, ARRL Lab Manager Says
  • 2015 ARRL/TAPR Digital Communications Conference Issues Call for Papers
  • "Thinking Day" Activity Gets Girl Scouts Thinking About Ham Radio
  • "Radio DARC" Program Debuts on Ham-Operated German Shortwave Outlet
  • Amateur Radio Organizations Join Forces to Mark Gallipoli Battle Anniversary
  • In Brief...
  • The K7RA Solar Update
  • Just Ahead in Radiosport
  • Upcoming ARRL Section, State, and Division Conventions and Events
  • To read the full letter go to:    http://www.arrl.org/arrlletter?issue=2015-04-16
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    The ARRL ARES E-Letter April 15, 2015

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  • News Digest
  • TEMA AuxComm Exercise at End of Month
  • Hurricane Season 2015: D-STAR Hurricane Net a Resource
  • Hurricane Season 2015: Governor's Hurricane Conference Next Month in Orlando
  • Hurricane Season 2015: Florida Statewide Hurricane Exercise Next Month
  • Write Now: HR-1301 Has Special Significance for Emergency/Disaster Operators
  • ARES Participates in Indiana Health Care Department Exercise
  • Broadband-Hamnet Issues New Release of Firmware for Linksys and Ubiquiti
  • Letters: On-Line Training Courses Compendium
  • Feedback: Lubricating Ends of Mast Sections
  • Profiles: Connecticut Section Emergency Coordinator Wayne Gronlund, N1CLV
  • What is DMR?
  • To read the full letter go to:   www.arrl.org/FandES/field/ares-el/?issue=2015-04-15
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    The ARRL Letter April 09, 2015

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  • ARRL to FCC: Amateurs and Vehicular Radars Can Play Nicely Together on 77-81 GHz
  • World Amateur Radio Day is April 18!
  • ARRL Teachers Institutes Want to Equip Teachers to Meet the STEM Challenge
  • Amateur Radio Gear, Tools, Supplies Bound for Micronesia in Wake of Tropical Cyclone
  • ARRL Rookie Roundup Returns: SSB Event is Sunday, April 19!
  • Slow-Scan TV Transmissions from ISS Scheduled for April 11
  • TEN-TEC and Alpha Change Hands
  • Add a Scope to your Shack! Oscilloscopes for Radio AmateursNow Available from ARRL
  • WWV's 25 MHz Signal Still Going Strong After 1 Year Back on the Air
  • In Brief...
  • The K7RA Solar Update
  • Getting it Right...Side Up
  • Just Ahead in Radiosport
  • Upcoming ARRL Section, State, and Division Conventions and Events
  • To read the full letter, go to: http://www.arrl.org/arrlletter?issue=2015-04-09
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    The ARRL Letter April 02, 2015

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  • The FCC's "Ham Guy," Bill Cross, W3TN, to Retire on April 3
  • Oklahoma Amateur Radio Volunteers Activate Net to Track Severe Weather
  • Puerto Rico ARES Takes Part in Caribe Wave/LANTEX 2015 Exercise
  • Utah Group Puts Broadband-Hamnet to Work for Food Project
  • Amateur Radio to Have a Presence, Special Event at Preparedness Summit 2015
  • Two More Radio Amateurs Join International Space Station Crew
  • ARISS School Contact Proposal Window Open Until April 15
  • Amateur Radio "EduTeam" Wows the Crowds at Georgia Super STEM Event
  • Amateur Radio Television Pioneer Don Miller, W9NTP, SK
  • In Brief...
  • The K7RA Solar Update
  • Just Ahead in Radiosport
  • Upcoming ARRL Section, State, and Division Conventions and Events
  • To read the full leter go to;    http://www.arrl.org/arrlletter?issue=2015-04-02
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