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? QCECG Weekly Training Net - Sunday 12/15/2024 @ 8 PM (20:00) ? All are welcome to the weekly training net of the Queen Creek Emergency Communications Group, a partner of the QC Fire & Medical Department and Emergency Manager. Exercise your station and your skills! Your Net Control Operator: John, KI7PPW 8 pm at STV / Ocotillo Repeater 449.325 MHz PL 100.0 Hz No radio/scanner? No Problem! Listen in via your PC, laptop, tablet, or smartphone: https://www.broadcastify.com/webPlayer/10544

The Queen Creek Emergency Communications Group, will be supporting the Town of Queen Creek's Hometown Christmas events beginning Friday (12/6) afternoon with the Tree Lighting and Saturday (12/7) morning with the Hometown Parade. Check out the details here: https://www.queencreekaz.gov/community/parks-recreation/special-events/qc-hometown-christmas Listen in on our Net Control Ops at: https://www.broadcastify.com/webPlayer/10544 (Ocotillo Repeater 449.325 MHz (-) 100 Hz Joe, N2QOJ QCECG

QCECG Net Cancelled NO NET - NO NET - NO NET - NO NET - NO NET - NO NET The Queen Creek Emergency Communications Group training net at 8 PM this Sunday (11/24) evening is cancelled. Enjoy the holiday week. Happy Thanksgiving! Thank you, Joe - N2QOJ Joe Sammartino 24/7: 480.270.4563 Mobile: 480.381.2993 jsammartino@...

QCECG Net Cancelled NO NET - NO NET - NO NET - NO NET - NO NET - NO NET The Queen Creek Emergency Communications Group training net at 8 PM this Sunday (11/17) evening is cancelled. Thank you, Joe - N2QOJ

I found this little tool today and I like it! Ever wonder if that ham is also on GMRS? Or the reverse? https://gmrs.app/?n2qoj

QCECG Weekly Training Net - Sunday 11/3/2024 @ 8 PM (20:00) All are welcome to the weekly training net of the Queen Creek Emergency Communications Group, a partner of the QC Fire & Medical Department and Emergency Manager. Exercise your station and your skills! Your Net Control Operator: John, KI7PPW 8 pm at STV / Ocotillo Repeater 449.325 MHz PL 100.0 Hz

QCECG Weekly Training Net - Sunday 10/27/2024 @ 8 PM (20:00) All are welcome to the weekly training net of the Queen Creek Emergency Communications Group, a partner of the QC Fire & Medical Department and Emergency Manager. Exercise your station and your skills! Your Net Control Operator: Mike, N7MJF 8 pm at STV / Ocotillo Repeater 449.325 MHz PL 100.0 Hz

NEVER pay any attention to milage figures when it comes to radios and antennas. They are created by non-technical marketing folks and made for lay people who know nothing about RF. 1. VHF & UHF propagation is virtually line of sight, somewhat limited by transmitted effective radiated power (transmitter power output + antenna gain). 2. The next limitation is receiver sensitivity / selectivity, intermod rejection, image rejection, cleanliness of the IF, etc, etc, etc. 3. Combine 1 & 2 and then add the main limitation, which is noise floor at the receiver antenna site. Noise created by nature (QRN) and noise created by man (QRM). QRN is static discharge and other atmospheric noises. QRM is from man made electrical and electronic devices, other near-by radio transmitters, etc, etc, etc. Doug WB7TUJ Outlook HS52

This seems to be based in reality for FRS/GMRS walkies. Probably valid for Ham Handhelds at 4 watts. Joe, N2QOJ

QCECG Weekly Training Net - Sunday 10/20/2024 @ 8 PM (20:00) All are welcome to the weekly training net of the Queen Creek Emergency Communications Group, a partner of the QC Fire & Medical Department and Emergency Manager. Exercise your station and your skills! Your Net Control Operator: Mike, N7MJF 8 pm at STV / Ocotillo Repeater 449.325 MHz PL 100.0 Hz