Hoyt fire department is a go for our next project on November 1 2025. 10 am to mid afternoon on 146.520.
Saturday November 01 at 10 am.
VE9HOA 146.520
We will ask for your:
Callsign
your name
your grid (if known)
Radio type
Antenna type
Power you are using
Our signal you received.
I believe I contacted IRG about a year or so ago asking if you have any AREDN nodes in my area? VE9RCV is my local repeater, My Grid is FN57ti.
I love the concept of IRG, and to me it would just seem obvious that every IRG repeater should also be an AREDN node.
Please advise.
73
J. D. Redmond - WW1ZRD
I love all the new changes to the system, and I'm wondering if there are plans to update the system map.
I expect to be able to join more nets when I retire (in a month), including the weather net. My question is: what are people using for a weather station? My old station got damaged by racoons, so I will be looking for something new and much more modern and feature rich. I have found very little locally so may need to search online. I'd like something with a color display, an anemometer, rain guage, humidity, wind chill, temp etc. A wifi connected one might be preferable. I have not had a lot of success finding anything near what I want locally. Suggestions?
IRG will be adding CTCSS (PL Tones) to repeaters in the future. This forum is for help and discussion on how to program radios. Any questions? Maybe someone can help you on how to do it.
Is there ANYONE in the Atlantic area that works on ham gear? I have a Yaesu FT 1000 MP with a slight transmit issue. Any information would be greatly appreciated. I an located in Cross Creek NB but can ship.I am getting rather despirate. Thanks Oh and BTW my emal has changed to ve9boo@hotai.com
Thanks 73s all
Stewart
This new YSF (Yaesu System Fusion) repeater is located on Cooper Hill in Cooper, Maine (Same location as the more well known 147.330+ FM analog repeater). It should give pretty good coverage throughout most of Charlotte County. It is hard connected to Wires-X room #62148 (UFB New England).
The repeater's callsign ID is "KV1B" and it's a mixed mode YSF digital / FM analog system. Using the digital side, it is linked to many other YSF repeaters around Maine. Using the analog side, it is a standalone non-linked repeater. From here, I'll try to keep it simple...
Here are the results of the vote for IRG as our NB representative.
4 CLUBS YES: 4 NO: 0
53 AMATEURS YES : 45 NO : 8
If anyone wants to read the comments you can e-mail me at ve9mtv67@yahoo.com
and i will send them to you via e-mail.
No names are mentionned in the comments. 73 de VE9MTV
New guy curiosity question.
I of course have no idea how the nets are linked, as my first time was on the 25th anniversary session, so I am curious as to why not the same scenario on Wednesday evenings?
This isn't a complaint or criticism, just curious how things are done........
Thanks!
Leslie.
I am looking for a good HF logging program that I can interface with my rig to my Lap Top. Any help would be greatly appreciated. VE9GUS.