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Notes for this week's club meeting
Sorry about not being able to get checked into the simplex net. Looks like I can't use the antenna in the front of my house for simplex, it just won't hit due to all the townhouses. This weeks meeting will cover Meshtastic. For those that aren't familiar, Meshtastic is a LoRa based network that is designed to pass short messages between nodes. There can be repeaters and user nodes, and they can be connected to computers and MQTT for message transfer via the Internet. I'll be presenting the basics of Meshtastic and showing some of my nodes and how they work. I'll also talk about how SLCOARES is working on implementing this as part of a disaster plan, as well as how to make a BBS. If anyone has an existing Meshtastic node, please bring it so we can show how the app works. -- Kris Gainsforth KB0STG/WRYJ827 President, Mountain View Amateur Radio Club https://n7mrc.org
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Meeting presentation for April - looking for feedback
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I'm planning on talking about Meshtastic this month as part of a series on mesh networks I'm developing. I have a few devices I will bring in and I also have a BBS on Meshtastic I'll leave at home to see if I can hit it from the fire station. I'm bringing a LilyGO T-Beam and 2 RAKWireless kits. Does anyone else have a different board/device that they could bring? I would like to show examples and show some comms. -- Kris Gainsforth KB0STG/WRYJ827 President, Mountain View Amateur Radio Club https://n7mrc.org
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Event: N7MVC Net - Sunday, April 6, 2025
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Reminder: N7MVC Net When: Sunday, April 6, 2025 9:00pm to 9:30pm (UTC-06:00) America/Denver Where: Herriman City Hall Organizer: N7MVC n7mvc.president@... View Event Description: This net meets every Sunday at 9 pm local time on the 446.250 MHz repeater with a Tone of 100.0 Hz. And the 1st Sunday of each month on simplex 146.460.
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New radio products for spring!
A happy spring time to all of you. Today, please consider these new April products... Terrific new products for April you won't see anywhere else! From the makers of 'SWR Grease' and 'Coax Flavored Gummy Bears' comes: Bottle of Squelch Premium squelch fluid, compatible with all radios! Guaranteed to suppress signals. Much better than factory squelch fluid. Does not repel red ants; not legal in Alabama. Solar powered ground rod Got lousy ground? Having a hard time diverting lightning? Have we got the cure for you! Constant 5V source will warm frozen ground, providing a solid connection to earth. Unlike corded ground rods, these are much easier to use on portable operations. Works on any ground rod, even our premium plastic rods! Repels red ants. Artificial Ground Impossible to put in a ground rod due to concrete, pavement, or landscaping? Try our Artificial Ground! Just attach and place on any surface. Filled with bentonite, copper sulfate, and other superconductors. Comes with small ground rod and green ground wire for easy connection. XYL approved. Not responsible for house fires. KF7P Metalwerks 801 810 8502 Chris@... www.kf7p.com KF7P Metalwerks | 1745 S Milestone Dr Suite A2 | Salt Lake City, UT 84104 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice -- Gregg McArthur
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7QP is next Week-end. The world wants to talk to hams in the 7 call sign area of the USA which includes Utah. Our goal here in Utah is to have hams active in every county in Utah for the full 48 hours of 7QP. Darryl is the Utah area captain and has sent us this information. If you have questions you can call me. This is one of my favorite HF Radio activities. I try to set up my station on the county line between two counties that seldom have a ham station. It can be great fun. ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Darryl <darryl@...> Date: Mon, Mar 31, 2025 at 1:44 PM Subject: 7QP 2025 -- Gregg McArthur
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Event: N7MVC Net - Sunday, March 30, 2025
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Reminder: N7MVC Net When: Sunday, March 30, 2025 9:00pm to 9:30pm (UTC-06:00) America/Denver Where: Herriman City Hall Organizer: N7MVC n7mvc.president@... View Event Description: This net meets every Sunday at 9 pm local time on the 446.250 MHz repeater with a Tone of 100.0 Hz. And the 1st Sunday of each month on simplex 146.460.
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Utah VHF Society Swapmeet
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The yearly swapmeet is scheduled for this Saturday, March 29th at the same place as last year in Farmington. This is always a nice opportunity to get together and trade some equipment. I plan to drive up at 7:00 am. Meeting starts at 8. -- Gregg McArthur
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Event: N7MVC Net - Sunday, March 23, 2025
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Reminder: N7MVC Net When: Sunday, March 23, 2025 9:00pm to 9:30pm (UTC-06:00) America/Denver Where: Herriman City Hall Organizer: N7MVC n7mvc.president@... View Event Description: This net meets every Sunday at 9 pm local time on the 446.250 MHz repeater with a Tone of 100.0 Hz. And the 1st Sunday of each month on simplex 146.460.
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2 items regarding the Saturday race in Riverton
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Hi Everyone, First, apparently I can't send Google Sheets to groups.io in the way I thought it worked so just take a screen shot with your phone of my recent posting if you want. I had originally printed out the list from Kris for myself but found that in low light conditions and especially in windy and rain conditions that having this info on paper does not work so well so I'm going to keep it on my phone. Second, last year when I worked the Riverton race I was up at the Start/Finish with Gabriel and I'm not entirely sure what I need to do when I'm working at one of the water stations this year. Can someone tell us? I have heard that we are recording the bib numbers of the runners as they come thru. Does that mean we have a list already of all the numbers and we are checking them off on the list OR are we writing them down as they come thru? I need to know if we need to bring a pad of paper or a clip board or something. I did buy 4 clipboards for the club to use for this race and I'll bring those tomorrow. And since it is a race, I assume the runners are not stopping for us to record their bib numbers. In fact since this is a water stop they may or may not not be stopping at all. So how do we record the bib numbers when a group of them go by together at a running speed? Any one have some ideas? I'm sure there are other club members working tomorrow who are also new to the races or to the position they have tomorrow. I'd like someone to give us some advice about what exactly we need to do. Thanks, Steve Pabin MVARC Secretary N7ZZS
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To the MVARC members, I just created a spreadsheet in Google Sheets of the members who signed up to help on the Riverton race this Saturday. I sent the spreadsheet to our groups.io account so I hope you are able to access it there. Here is what it looks like. You should be able to open and edit it in Google Sheets if I set it up correctly. Please add your phone number if it's not there. And then when the final version is on screen in your phone, zoom in to select the first 3 columns and take a screenshot and then you can refer back to the screenshot and not have to leave Google Sheets open during the race. The phone number column is there if someone can not be reached by radio. Hope this helps. Steve Pabin MVARC Secretary N7ZZS
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General info about marathon races and a surprise ending
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As you know the race Saturday in Riverton is broken up into 3 concurrent races: the 5K, 10K and the half-marathon. I found the following information on the website Joggo.run (yes, it is .run and not .com) They also have an app for iPhone called Joggo. And the app can be placed on the watch also. 5K = 3.1 miles Most runners complete it is 30 to 40 minutes. Average pace of 10 minutes per mile. 10K = 6.2 miles Most runners complete it is 60 to 80 minutes. Average pace of 10 minutes per mile. 1/2 marathon = 13.1 miles Most runners complete it is 2.5 to 4 hours. Average pace less then 10 minutes per mile. The full marathon = 26.2 miles but WHY such an odd number? From this website: history.com, we find the marathon was originally 25 miles until this happened... For the next few Olympics, the length of the marathon remained close to 25 miles. But at the 1908 Games in London, the course was extended, allegedly to accommodate the British royal family. Reportedly, Queen Alexandra requested that the race start on the lawn of Windsor Castle (so the littlest royals could watch from the window of their nursery, according to some accounts) and finish in front of the royal box at the Olympic stadium—a distance that happened to be 26.2 miles (26 miles and 385 yards). The random boost in mileage ended up sticking, and in 1921 the length of a marathon was formally standardized at 26.2 miles (42.195 kilometers). That's all folks, Steve Pabin N7ZZS
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Thanks to a few last minute people, we have a full roster pledged! I'm going to repeat all the information here with the updated roster. Could I get everyone who's phone number I don't have on this list to email me at KB0STG@... with their Name, Call, phone number? Elijah's I have already. We will also have Steve P update the rolls with that information as well. Roster Here is the roster as it sits for tonight: Location Address/Spot Task Ham Call Phone Number Amenities at location Start/Finish Riverton City Park Net Control Brian Johanson 801-419-2243 Race HQ Start/Finish Riverton City Park Scribe Jarin Blackham N7JAB Race HQ 5K Turnaround See Map @Hardy Park Relay 1 Kris Gainsforth KB0STG 402-304-1570 Near WS 1 - across bridge Water Station 1 Roi Hardy Park Relay 1 Harold Adams AI7SU 4 Portable Toilets Water Station 1 Roi Hardy Park Relay 2 Elijah Shades KK7GKG 4 Portable Toilets Water Station 2 923 W Fastback Cir. Relay 1 Elizabeth Armstrong KI7RPH 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 2 923 W Fastback Cir. Relay 2 Suzanne Aughenbaugh KG7NTC 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 3 11438 S River Front Parkway Relay 1 Steve Pabin N7ZZS 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 3 11438 S River Front Parkway Relay 2 Rex Carr KC7SHL 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 4 Park at 13452 Vista Station Blvd, Draper Relay 1 Alex Marcum K7ABM 801-589-4093 None Water Station 4 Park at 13452 Vista Station Blvd, Draper Relay 2 David Saunders K7DWS None Water Station 5 Park at Arrow Trailhead, Jordan Basin Lane Relay 1 John Robertson 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 5 Park at Arrow Trailhead, Jordan Basin Lane Relay 2 Gregg McArthur W7GEM 2 Portable Toilets Frequencies We will use these frequencies in the following order: Club repeater on 446.25 -5MHz Tone 100.0Hz WA7GIE 449.425 -5MHz Tone 100.0 Hz (Thanks, WA7GIE and KK7GKG for getting permission) Simplex on 146.46 (The 1st Sunday of the Month net frequency Times for event and shakeout Shakeout will be this Wednesday, Mar. 19th at 8pm. Please report to your assigned locations with the equipment you plan to use to do a quick check-in net. If you cannot make this time, just let myself or net control know and we will see you on Saturday. Event is Saturday, March 22nd. Please arrive at 8am and ready to work the net. Net will start at 8:15am and work until race is closed (approx. 12:30-1pm per history) Maps Maps are attached. Steve found good parking spots for myself and him for WS3, and I will also include Steve's map for future reference. Other Notes Please make sure everyone has backup equipment. If you wish to use flagpoles, painter's poles, etc. to hang J-poles, please make sure they are secured and out of the race path. Net will be informal, but please use call and location when breaking into the net. Reminder, no PPI/PHI will be broadcast. If EMS is needed, make sure the terminology "Runner #xyz needs assistance" and provide location information. If net control asks for information, please provide it with the detail asked, nothing more. We want to be discreet in protecting privacy. Also remember to bring proper clothes and/or equipment. Blankets, snacks/drinks, rain gear, small tables, backup power sources are all recommended. Current weather prediction for Saturday is 9-13MPH winds, 75% chance of rain possible. If anyone wants to meet up for lunch afterwards, I'm open to suggestions. If we can't find one more person to work with Harold, I will switch my position to float between the turnaround and WS1. Please ask any more hams you know if they can help. If there are any other notes or suggestions I forgot, please correct me. -- Kris Gainsforth KB0STG/WRYJ827 President, Mountain View Amateur Radio Club https://n7mrc.org
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Race Roster update - 2:30PM Tuesday
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Location Address/Spot Task Ham Call Phone Number Amenities at location Start/Finish Riverton City Park Net Control Brian Johanson Race HQ Start/Finish Riverton City Park Scribe Jarin Blackham N7JAB Race HQ 5K Turnaround See Map @Hardy Park Relay 1 Kris Gainsforth KB0STG 402-304-1570 Near WS 1 - across bridge Water Station 1 Roi Hardy Park Relay 1 Harold Adams 4 Portable Toilets Water Station 1 Roi Hardy Park Relay 2 Elijah Shades 4 Portable Toilets Water Station 2 923 W Fastback Cir. Relay 1 Elizabeth Armstrong KI7RPH 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 2 923 W Fastback Cir. Relay 2 Suzanne Aughenbaugh KG7NTC 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 3 11438 S River Front Parkway Relay 1 Steve Pabin N7ZZS 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 3 11438 S River Front Parkway Relay 2 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 4 Park at 13452 Vista Station Blvd, Draper Relay 1 Alex Marcum None Water Station 4 Park at 13452 Vista Station Blvd, Draper Relay 2 None Water Station 5 Park at Arrow Trailhead, Jordan Basin Lane Relay 1 John Robertson 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 5 Park at Arrow Trailhead, Jordan Basin Lane Relay 2 Gregg McArthur 2 Portable Toilets I had to move Elijah to WS, and I will float between the 5K turnaround and WS1 as well John Robertson will work #5 with Gregg. Still could use 2 more. -- Kris Gainsforth KB0STG/WRYJ827 President, Mountain View Amateur Radio Club https://n7mrc.org
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After the net, some more volunteers and a request to change the shakeout day came in, so I'm sending a new update. Roster Here is the roster as it sits for tonight: Location Address/Spot Task Ham Call Phone Number Amenities at location Start/Finish Riverton City Park Net Control Brian Johanson Race HQ Start/Finish Riverton City Park Scribe Jarin Blackham N7JAB Race HQ 5K Turnaround See Map @Hardy Park Relay 1 Near WS 1 - across bridge Water Station 1 Roi Hardy Park Relay 1 Harold Adams 4 Portable Toilets Water Station 1 Roi Hardy Park Relay 2 4 Portable Toilets Water Station 2 923 W Fastback Cir. Relay 1 Elizabeth Armstrong KI7RPH 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 2 923 W Fastback Cir. Relay 2 Suzanne Aughenbaugh KG7NTC 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 3 11438 S River Front Parkway Relay 1 Steve Pabin N7ZZS 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 3 11438 S River Front Parkway Relay 2 Kris Gainsforth KB0STG 402-304-1570 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 4 Park at 13452 Vista Station Blvd, Draper Relay 1 Alex Marcum None Water Station 4 Park at 13452 Vista Station Blvd, Draper Relay 2 None Water Station 5 Park at Arrow Trailhead, Jordan Basin Lane Relay 1 Elijah Shades 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 5 Park at Arrow Trailhead, Jordan Basin Lane Relay 2 Gregg McArthur 2 Portable Toilets Frequencies We will use these frequencies in the following order: Club repeater on 446.25 -5MHz Tone 100.0Hz WA7GIE 449.425 -5MHz Tone 100.0 Hz (Thanks, WA7GIE and KK7GKG for getting permission) Simplex on 146.46 (The 1st Sunday of the Month net frequency Times for event and shakeout Shakeout will be this Wednesday, Mar. 19th at 8pm. Please report to your assigned locations with the equipment you plan to use to do a quick check-in net. If you cannot make this time, just let myself or net control know and we will see you on Saturday. Event is Saturday, March 22nd. Please arrive at 8am and ready to work the net. Net will start at 8:15am and work until race is closed (approx. 12:30-1pm per history) Maps Maps are attached. Steve found good parking spots for myself and him for WS3, and I will also include Steve's map for future reference. Other Notes Please make sure everyone has backup equipment. If you wish to use flagpoles, painter's poles, etc. to hang J-poles, please make sure they are secured and out of the race path. Net will be informal, but please use call and location when breaking into the net. Reminder, no PPI/PHI will be broadcast. If EMS is needed, make sure the terminology "Runner #xyz needs assistance" and provide location information. If net control asks for information, please provide it with the detail asked, nothing more. We want to be discreet in protecting privacy. Also remember to bring proper clothes and/or equipment. Blankets, snacks/drinks, rain gear, small tables, backup power sources are all recommended. Current weather prediction for Saturday is 9-13MPH winds, 75% chance of rain possible. If anyone wants to meet up for lunch afterwards, I'm open to suggestions. If we can't find one more person to work with Harold, I will switch my position to float between the turnaround and WS1. Please ask any more hams you know if they can help. If there are any other notes or suggestions I forgot, please correct me. -- Kris Gainsforth KB0STG/WRYJ827 President, Mountain View Amateur Radio Club https://n7mrc.org
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Half Marathon updates - 12 March 2025
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Evening everyone! DST changes mess up my clock, for sure. Here's where we are at: Brian Johanson might not be able to run net control due to work schedule changes. If this is correct, I would ask Alex Marcum to take net control. Jarin, if you are still available to scribe, your efforts would still be appreciated. At this point, we need 6 more people available to run relay. Here's the updated list as I have it: Location Address/Spot Task Ham Call Amenities Start/Finish Riverton City Park Net Control Brian Johanson or Alex Marcum Race HQ Start/Finish Riverton City Park Scribe Jarin Blackham N7JAB Race HQ 5K Turnaround Roi Hardy Park Relay 1 4 Portable 5K Turnaround Roi Hardy Park Relay 2 4 Portable Water Station 1 Roi Hardy Park Relay 1 Harold Adams 4 Portable Toilets Water Station 1 Roi Hardy Park Relay 2 4 Portable Toilets Water Station 2 923 W Fastback Cir. Relay 1 Elizabeth Armstrong KI7RPH 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 2 923 W Fastback Cir. Relay 2 Suzanne Aughenbaugh KG7NTC 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 3 11438 S River Front Parkway Relay 1 Steve Pabin N7ZZS 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 3 11438 S River Front Parkway Relay 2 Kris Gainsforth KB0STG 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 4 Park at 13452 Vista Station Blvd, Draper Relay 1 None Water Station 4 Park at 13452 Vista Station Blvd, Draper Relay 2 None Water Station 5 Park at Arrow Trailhead, Jordan Basin Lane Relay 1 Alex Marcum or Other 2 Portable Toilets Water Station 5 Park at Arrow Trailhead, Jordan Basin Lane Relay 2 Gregg McArthur 2 Portable Toilets Attached is the maps from Jordan Williams, who's running the race for the city of Riverton this year. It's a Word doc, but the maps are really detailed. He's asking we have 2 at the 5K turnaround point since it doesn't reach the first water stop. If we can't get 2, it might be a situation where we do 1 at the 5K/1 or 2 at WS1. Net starts at 8am on Saturday the 22nd. Net should conclude and release everyone around 12:30 based on history. Trial run will be similar to last year, Monday before at 8pm? Everyone on their spots, ready to test equipment. If there is something else that I am missing, would the people who have run this before please chime in? I just want to make sure we have enough supplies/equipment to make this work for everyone. If an assignment doesn't work, please let me know ASAP. Assignments will be set once the trial run is completed. -- Kris Gainsforth KB0STG/WRYJ827 President, Mountain View Amateur Radio Club https://n7mrc.org
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Club officers for 2025
As requested here is a list of the current officers: President is Kris Gainsforth. VP is Chase Devey. Secretary is Steve Pabin and treasure is Gabriel Floyd.
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Event: N7MVC Net - Sunday, March 16, 2025
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Reminder: N7MVC Net When: Sunday, March 16, 2025 9:00pm to 9:30pm (UTC-06:00) America/Denver Where: Herriman City Hall Organizer: N7MVC n7mvc.president@... View Event Description: This net meets every Sunday at 9 pm local time on the 446.250 MHz repeater with a Tone of 100.0 Hz. And the 1st Sunday of each month on simplex 146.460.
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SLCo ARES Standard Load for Jan 2025
I believe Elijah was talking about some frequencies on the standard load. Here's the latest one, thanks to the Murray ARC updating it on their site. If anyone needs adjustments made, contact Paul Plack - AE4KR at ec@SLCO ARES (alltogether/lowercase) . org -- Kris Gainsforth KB0STG/WRYJ827 President, Mountain View Amateur Radio Club https://n7mrc.org
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Salt Lake County ARES Standard Load
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For emergency communications, the Salt Lake County ARES suggested that we program our "emergency response" radios as suggested on the list. This is an older list but it might be helpful for our discussion and understanding or the frequencies for UHF and VHF that have been reserved by various Salt Lake County cities and emergency response groups. Perhaps we can discuss it tonight on our Sunday evening net. SALT LAKE COUNTY STANDARD LOAD - March 2021CH #RX FREQTX FREQOFFSETNAMETONECTCSSComment User Defined1 Personal234567891011121314151617181920212223242526 Club Use2728293031323334353637383940 DO NOT MODIFY!!41438.200438.200SimplexSAF_1NoneAlta SAFE Neighborhood - JIT Kit42438.150438.150SimplexSAF_2NoneAlta / Big Cottonwood / Copperton Metro Township / Granite (Unicorpporated) / Parley's Canyon Southwest43446.700441.700MinusSAF_3Tone100.0 HzBluffdale44438.100438.100SimplexSAF_4NoneBluffdale45145.550145.550SimplexSAF_5NoneCottonwood Heights46439.325439.325SimplexSAF_6NoneCottonwood Heights47447.100442.100MinusSAF_7Tone100.0 HzDraper48447.100447.100SimplexSAF_8NoneDraper49446.250441.250MinusSAF_9Tone100.0 HzHerriman50146.460146.460SimplexSAF_10NoneHerriman51146.480146.480SimplexSAF_11NoneHolladay52146.580146.580SimplexSAF_12NoneKearns53146.500146.500SimplexSAF_13NoneMagna54145.790145.790SimplexSAF_14NoneMidvale55439.200439.200SimplexSAF_15NoneMillcreek56147.600147.600SimplexSAF_16NoneMurray57145.710145.710SimplexSAF_17NoneRiverton58448.525443.525MinusSAF_18Tone100.0 HzSalt Lake City / Emigration Canyon59147.500147.500SimplexSAF_19NoneSalt Lake City / Emigration Canyon60147.140147.740PlusSAF_20Tone127.3 HzSandy / Sandy Hills / White City Metro Township / Willow Canyon / Willow Creek61438.925438.925SimplexSAF_21NoneSandy / Sandy Hills / White City Metro Township / Willow Canyon / Willow Creek62447.900442.900MinusSAF_22Tone114.8 HzSouth Jordan63145.510145.510SimplexSAF_23NoneSouth Jordan64447.700442.700MinusSAF_24Tone100.0 HzSouth Salt Lake65439.150439.150SimplexSAF_25NoneSouth Salt Lake66146.940146.340MinusSAF_26Tone88.5 HzTaylorsville67146.420146.420SimplexSAF_27NoneTaylorsville68145.730145.730SimplexSAF_28NoneWest Jordan69147.580147.580SimplexSAF_29NoneWest Jordan / West Valley City70448.800443.800MinusSAF_30Tone100.0 HzWest Valley City71SAF_31(Future)72146.700146.100MinusARES_1Tone100.0 HzSLCo ARES Primary (Ensign Peak) SLCo ARES73146.880146.280MinusARES_2Tone88.5 HzSLCo ARES Secondary (SLCC Redwood)74147.540147.540SimplexARES_3NoneSLCo ARES Primary Simplex75ARES_4(Future)76146.620146.020Minus62_RptNoneNorthern Utah Communications (Wide Area Monitoring) Misc.77147.120147.720PlusFrnTieTone100.0 HzIntertie Farnsworth Peak Linked to 147.180 (Wide Area Monitoring)78147.180147.780PlusHdnTieTone100.0 HzIntertie Hidden Peak Linked to 147.120 (Wide Area Monitoring)79147.080147.680PlusSinbadTone77.0 HzSinbad Repeater System Lake Mountain North (Wide Area Monitoring)80448.150443.150Minus6m LnkTone127.3 HzFarnsworth Peak (Linked to 53.150 MHz optional 146.2 Hz)81447.525442.525MinusSLCWxTone107.2 HzNational Wx Service Repeater (Plays NOAA alerts)82446.700441.700MinusCITY_1Tone100.0 HzBluffdale Repeater City83145.550145.550SimplexCITY_2NoneCottonwood Heights84447.100442.100MinusCITY_3Tone100.0 HzDraper85446.250441.250MinusCITY_4Tone100.0 HzHerriman86146.740146.140MinusCITY_5Tone114.8 HzMillcreek (U of U Hospital Repeater)87147.160147.760PlusCITY_6Tone127.3 HzMurray City88223.960222.360MinusCITY_7Tone103.5 HzMurray City89145.710145.710SimplexCITY_8Riverton90448.525443.525MinusCITY_9Tone100.0 HzSalt Lake City91147.140147.740PlusCITY10Tone127.3 HzSandy Area92447.900442.900MinusCITY11Tone114.8 HzSouth Jordan93447.700442.700MinusCITY12Tone100.0 HzSouth Salt Lake94146.740146.140MinusCITY13Tone114.8 HzTaylorsville (U of U Hospital Repeater)95145.730145.730SimplexCITY14West Jordan96448.800443.800MinusCITY15Tone100.0 HzWest Valley City97146.940146.340MinusRACES1Tone88.5 HzRACES Primary Repeater RACES98147.060147.660PlusRACES2RACES Secondary Repeater99146.440146.440SimplexRACES3NoneRACES Primary Simplex100146.520146.520SimplexNAT146NoneNational 2
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Sign me up for the Riverton Half Marathon
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Somehow I completely missed signing up for the race event on March 22. Put me in a slot and let us know when the practice session is. Thanks. Steve Pabin N7ZZS
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