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The next meeting of NABRC is Monday, October 14 in the 6th floor classroom of Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Fellowship at 6:30pm and meeting at 7:00pm The meeting topic will be Hurricane Helene storm. Share your experiences, what worked well and what needs improvement. -- Dave, WB5NHL Treasurer, NABRC

UPDATE 10/7/2024 @ 1634 The SCHEART network has returned to normal operations and is available for licensed operators to use. Thanks to the amateur radio community for supporting the Hurricane Helene response effort. 73 Roger

Has anybody used the programming software from RTSystem for their DMR. Also which DMR radio you are using? Rodney WM4RT

Is there a DMR code plug for the Trenton repeater?

Earlier Wednesday, Roya's correspondent reported that initial information indicates the explosion of several ICOM communication devices in southern Lebanon. This incident resulted in the deaths of three people and injuries to more than 100. The correspondent also noted that the exploded devices were ICOM V82 models, distinct from the "pagers" that exploded on Tuesday, which led to the deaths of 11 Lebanese and injuries to over 3,000 people.

NABRC Members, Just to update everyone, on Sept. 4th I sent an email to this guy with my cell number and my email address. I said he could email, call. or text me. I have heard NO REPLY. Carl Juvrud KP2L NABRC Director

Reminder: NABRC Monthly Meeting - Public Safety #2 North Augusta Location When: Monday, September 9, 2024 6:30pm to 9:00pm (UTC-04:00) America/New York Where: 501 W. Five Notch Road North Augusta, SC 29841 Organizer: NABRC View Event Description: Fellowship starts at 6:30PM Meeting starts at 7:00PM

The next meeting of NABRC is Mon Sep 9 at Public Safety #2 in North Augusta. As always fellowship at 6:30 pm and meeting at 7 pm. In addition to the normal reports we will have a short video of K9CT from the recent St Paul Island dxpedition. As time permits I will also have a quick update on the performance experience of my OCF dipole. BTW, the club QSL cards have arrived, so come by and take a look. -- Dave, WB5NHL Treasurer, NABRC

The club received this from our web site From: Michael Creech <michael.creech@...> Subject: Dads ham radio Message Body: My dad died in 2012 and I still have his ham radio equipment. He never shared that with me growing up and I’m not interested in keeping it any longer. I don’t want to just throw it away because I know he enjoyed it. Would the club be interested in taking it for free. -- Dave, WB5NHL Treasurer, NABRC

DSTAR CHANGES ARE COMING IN GEORGIA! To ensure sufficient capacity for hotspot and repeater connections to a Georgia Statewide DSTAR Reflector, we are planning to move from REF030B to REF003A. Since REF030C is the busiest reflector in the world, it can create some capacity limitations for Georgia stations connecting to REF030B, especially for hotspots. Reflector 003 (REF003) has been created for dedicated Georgia use on all reflector modules (A, B, C, D, E). Beginning Thursday, September 5th after 12:00 noon, repeaters and hotspots should connect to REF003A for the Georgia Statewide DSTAR Reflector. Do not initiate any changes before 12Noon on Thursday. This change window was created to minimize any disruption to any scheduled nets. All nets and regular activities should begin using REF003A beginning Monday, September 8. Repeater administrators should change the default link for their repeater to REF003A during the change window above and complete by the end of day on Sunday, September 8. Georgia DSTAR will assist with the change for any repeaters and can make the changes directoly for any repeaters that we have remote access. If repeater administrators have any questions or need assistance, please contact WB4QDX at jdavis@... or WA4YIH at ewoodrick@.... The creation of REF003 will enhance DSTAR capabilities for Georgia. While REF003A will be the primary reflector available for statewide use, the other modules of REF003 will be available for special events, emergency use, exercises and other activities greatly expanding our capabilities in Georgia. REF030 will remain unchanged as the most popular reflector in the world and continue to be funded, maintained and supported by Georgia DSTAR in addition to REF003. Any donations for ongoing support can be made at www.DstarInfo.com. The Georgia DSTAR Team -- Dave, WB5NHL Treasurer, NABRC

Really excellent, well written summary of the Dxpedition to Jarvis Island. Pay close attention to the comparison between Baker Island and Jarvis Island Dxeditions at the end of the article. Dxpeditions using a RIB really is the future for these protected wildlife islands. https://jarvisisland2024.com/news/108-the-dxpedition-to-jarvis-island-n5j-2 -- Dave, WB5NHL Treasurer, NABRC

We have been invited to participate in 2024 SEED STEM (Science Education Enrichment Day) on Saturday , October 26, 2024 10AM - 3PM. This is one of the biggest events to project HAM Radio to the general public. This event will require commitment from a larger group of CSRA Hams than most events we support. We have support from Aiken County Emergency Management. If you would like to participate and have fun helping others to learn what HAM RADIO is all about then please send me an email at the address below. Jim Harris, KG4ZNN Email : ltcjimharris>>>>>>>>at>>>>>>>Bellsouth.net Please reply directly to Jim's email

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Icom Project X60 was unveiled August 23 at the Japan Ham Show at 9:30pm our time. Japan time was August 24 10:30am New radio is IC-7760 suggest price is around $6000.00 US Dollars. Ray Novak N9JA from ICOM USA was there for the unveiling. You can watch the YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMWuBzqSqC8 How many are going to purchase one. I will stick with my IC-7300.

If you missed Monday's meeting attached is copy of the K4NAB summary and NABRC submission for Field Day 2024. Thank you to everyone that supported Field Day. The GOTA station was a great success with 9 operators, making 25 contacts in 18 states/prov!! A very special thank you goes to Kevin Kingery, KJ4IVJ. Kevin supplied the digital station and was it's captain. He also supplied the hex beam, triplexer and NVIS antenna. And very importantly, Kevin assembles and submits the FD log to the ARRL. A VERY big thank you to Kevin Kingery for all his work! BTW, I did not present my brief OCF antenna update Monday so that will be for the Sept meeting. -- Dave, WB5NHL Treasurer, NABRC