September 2020
September 14 - On Air Net 19:30 Local time . ARRL Message Form Practice on the W1OCA,W1IF, N1BBK repeaters following the net on 146.88.
Please review by visiting either:
https://n1yis.org/arrl-nts-presentations
or the ARRL sites :
http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Public%20Service/RADIOGRAM-2011.pdf
&
http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Public%20Service/MPG204A.pdf
or your copy of the
ARES Field Resources Manual- http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Public%20Service/ARES/ARESFieldResourcesManual_rev10-2019.pdf
September 16, 2020 ARRL Webinar 8 PM EDT Wednesday,
Getting Started with Summits on the Air
Brian Betz, W7JET
This is an introductory overview of Summits on the Air (www.sota.org.uk), a ham radio activity encouraging portable operating from mountainous areas. Brian is an experienced Activator holding “Mountain Goat” status and is particularly active from the Phoenix area.
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September 21 - On Air Net 19:30 Local time . Fldigi Practice on the W1OCA,W1IF, N1BBK repeaters following the net on 146.88.
September 24, 2020, 12:30 PM PDT / 3:30 PM EDT Kit Building Techniques For Success
Joe Eisenberg, K0NEB – ARRL Diamond Club Life Member, contributing author for The ARRL Handbook, and monthly Kit Building columnist for CQ Magazine
Amateur radio kit building is fun! Here are tips, tricks, and techniques for success when building your first kit or improving your kit-building skills. Topics include soldering tools and other helpful items to have on hand; techniques for handling part such as diodes, toroids, and other components; parts sorting and storage; and test equipment.
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September 28- On Air Net 19:30 Local time .
October 2020
October 5 ZOOM Meeting - 19:00 EDT(7:00 pm)
October 12 On Air Net 19:30 Local time
October 15, 2020 8PM local
Welcome to the World of Arduino
Glen Popiel, KW5GP – ARRL author
This is an introduction to the exciting world of microcontrollers and Open Source hardware and software. The Arduino is an inexpensive microcontroller that has become widely popular among electronics hobbyists and ham radio operators. Hams use these powerful devices to create new projects and amateur station gear. Projects can be built quickly and used as-is, or they can be expanded and enhanced with your own personal touches.
Thursday, October 15, 2020, 5 PM PDT / 8 PM EDT
October 19 On Air Net 19:30 Local time
October 24, 2020 Maine SET Drill - 8:00 to 13:00
October 26, On Air Net 19:30 Local time
Hospital Amateur Radio Program Net Suspended until further notice
1st and 2nd Wednesdays 1600LMt. Washington, NH Repeater 146.655MHz-100.0Hz
4th Wednesday 1600LBuckfield, ME 146.880MHz-100Hz
FYI: http://gblakesl.net/N1GB/N1GB_HARP.html
Have you finished the FEMA online courses? If not login today!
Other events in Maine:
Sunday Evenings at 6:30 pm
Check out the SWAP NET on the link system with Miriam, KC1AIH as your net contol, You never know what bargins you can find. Looking for something put it on the swap net someone just might have it. .Just listening check in anyway to let Miriam know you are there
*** NEW REPEATER ON - THE AIR Livermore ME at Tim WT1A's residence.146.895MHz - 103.5Hz(input AND output) Like the Lewiston 146.610MHz-88.5Hz and Poland 147.135MHz+103.5Hz this is a Yeasu Fusion C4FM Digital/Analog Repeater. check for channel activity in other modes before transmitting
Maine Packet Group https://groups.io/g/MainePacketRadio/topics
FLDIGI
Current NH ARES standard versions for 3rd Quarter 2020
Fldigi/FLarq - 4.1.13/4.3.7 FLwrap - 1.3.5 FLmsg - 4.0.15
FLamp - 2.2.05
The persistent link to download the current NHDN Standard installers:
https://gblakesl.net//N1GB/Std-FLDIGI.html
CUSTOM FORMS and instructions at:
http://gblakesl.net/N1GB/Custom-Forms.zip
(be sure to download American Red Cross custom forms) (and put them in Custom Forms folder in NBEMS.files)