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I published this information in July of 2021. It's time to re-publish. You will find this podcast episode and a tour of WD6CNF's QRZ.com page to be extremely interesting. The photos are excellent. Grant, WD6CNF, is one of our very own local hams residing in Queen Creek. Check out his QRZ bio and website at: http://www.hotamateurprograms.com/ Grant is featured on episode (37) of ARRL's "The Eclectic Tech". Besides being an expert on indoor and outdoor HOA friendly antennas (with high performance), he has written many free software programs for amateur radio operators. Listen to his guest appearance on the podcast at: https://content.blubrry.com/eclectictech/Episode_37.mp3? Regards, Joe, N2QOJ - Certified Amateur Radio Hambassador

? Local Ham Club Activities ? Check out the attached file for the April newsletter from Arizona Desert Aire Waves for the latest information about Ham Clubs in our local ham community. Regards - Joe, N2QOJ, Certified Amateur Radio Hambassador

Joe Sammartino <jsammartino@...> added the photo album SIQC2025 : Spring Into Queen Creek 2025

Folks, Please note that the Ocotillo Repeater @ 449.325 MHz will be off line for public use on Saturday from 7 AM till 2:15 PM. It will be in use by the Queen Creek Emergency Communications Group which is supporting the Town's Spring into Queen Creek event at Frontier Family Park. Thank you, Joe, N2QOJ QCECG Joe Sammartino 24/7: 480.270.4563 Mobile: 480.381.2993 jsammartino@...

My HT's that I'm programming only supports 107.2 for the Tone Encode, the next Frequency up or down are 103.5 (down) and 110.9 (up). One HT is an actual GMRS radio (Radioddoty GM-30) the other is a dual-band ham radio (TYT TH-UV88). I suspect you meant 107.2 Hz for the GMRS Repeater encode Frequency. Yahoo Mail - Email Simplified

Help! Hello Ham Friends, If you have a GMRS license, please access my temporary repeater at: Transmit Frequency: 467.5750 MHz Receive Frequency: 462.5750 MHz PL Tone Encode: 107.5 Hz PL Tone Decode: None It is located at 202 and Broadway with an ERP of about 8 watts. It does not have a transmitted ID yet and there is no activity timer. However, it is operating under WRJA748. When accessing, please announce testing and your callsign or the last 3 numbers of your call sign so I map your location to determine the RF operating footprint of the test session. If you do not have a GMRS call sign, use mine for testing purposes: WRJA748 I need it tested thoroughly today for deployment at an event tomorrow. It will be up from 12:45 PM till Midnight tonight. The activity will be recorded for my review. Thank you, Joe, N2QOJ

? Local Ham Club Activities ? Check out the attached file for the March newsletter from Arizona Desert Aire Waves for the latest information about Ham Clubs in our local ham community. Regards - Joe, N2QOJ

? QCECG Weekly Training Net - Sunday 3/2/2025 @ 8 PM (20:00) ? All are welcome to the weekly training net of the Queen Creek Emergency Communications Group, a partner of QC Emergency Management. Exercise your station and your skills! Your Net Control Operator: Joe, N2QOJ 8 pm at STV / Ocotillo Repeater 449.325 MHz PL 100.0 Hz You can also listen in via the Internet on your PC, laptop, tablet, or smartphone: https://www.broadcastify.com/webPlayer/10544 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtEpalwnv1E

The following photos have been uploaded to the Public Safety Day 2025 photo album of the [email protected] group. 20250222_105959.jpg 20250222_105203.jpg 20250222_100514.jpg 20250222_094745.jpg 20250222_094723.jpg 20250222_093710.jpg 20250222_093436.jpg 20250222_092022.jpg 20250222_091333.jpg By: Joe Sammartino <jsammartino@...>

If you are interested in attending this class, please follow the instructions in the announcement below. Do Not Reply to this Message QST QST QST The Arizona Red Cross Communications Club (K7ARC) will offer a Winlink class on March 1, 10:00 am- 12:00 pm, at the Red Cross chapter office, 4747 N. 22nd St., Suite 100, in Phoenix. Members of K7ARC can sign up on the k7arc.org website in the member area under Event Sign-up. Non-members are also welcome to attend and can register by sending an email to Charlie Zurenko, charles.zurenko@... or to Larry Buchanan, larry.buchanan@.... The class will be taught from an emergency communications perspective. Topics include: -Setting up your Winlink station to use Packet, VARA FM, and VARA HF -Preparing, sending, and receiving basic Winlink messages -Preparing, sending, and receiving peer-to-peer Winlink messages -Sending and replying to an ICS-213 form via Winlink -Use of Winlink tactical addresses -Using the Winlink Contacts Directory -Generating an ICS-309 Communications Log of Winlink traffic -Adding attachments to a Winlink message After the class, the Red Cross radio room will be available for hands-on practice. Please direct questions to larry.buchanan@... or charles.zurenko@... Larry Buchanan, Volunteer American Red Cross, Central & Northern Arizona Chapter, Phoenix, AZ Larry.Buchanan@... FCC Call Sign: AA?LB Cell: 623-703-9161 Disaster Services Technology Comms Team ARES Assistant Emergency Coordinator, Maricopa County, Arizona Webmaster--K7ARC.org, Arizona Red Cross Communications Club