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February 2015 HAM Club Meeting

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(Audio of the meeting)

The meeting began at 11:30 AM on February 26, 2015 in D8 1006A.  Five members were in attendance:

  • Teresa Moore (AG6OD)
  • Victor Lin (KK6RZO)
  • Don Hall (KK6DCX)
  • Kirk Crawford (KG6MTE)
  • Ryan Noguchi (AI6DO)

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The radio equipment that was purchased for the D1 shack has arrived and has been installed.  The Radio has been tested and can reach the El Segundo Repeater.  The simplex portion of the system will be tested after this meeting.  Teresa will try out here new roll as the NCO tomorrow.  If club members would like to try out the radio setup, contact Teresa Moore for access. 

We discussed possible meeting topics for future meetings.  I will research a tree mounted dipole system I plan to use for  my home, and will present that at some point.

Teresa’s husband knows about digital modes may come in and present.

We also agree we should check  out the field day equipment we have to make sure we know how to set it up and use it before field day comes along. Hopefully we can do this in either March or April.

I also took an action item to contact Jason to inquire about the  HF Radio Status for the trailer.

Teresa will study the cross-band repeater mode of her new radio, and we plan to try it out in order to test it’s use for a possible future CERT exercise.

We gave recommendations to Victor Lin on possible VHF radios to buy as his first radio. The conclusion was to try the inexpensive Baofeng radio available on Amazon for ~$30.

The meeting was adjourned at about 12:20 and we went up to the D8 Shack for a little tour.

 

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February Meeting moved to D8/1006A

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We will be having our February meeting in D8/1006A at 11:30 AM.   This was discussed at our last meeting so that we might have more D8 people show up and learn about becoming Net Control Operator for the morning net.  We will also discuss other issues.

 

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Kirk Crawford

KG6MTE

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January 2015 Meeting Notes

Aerospace Ham Radio Club

Meeting Notes – January 29, 2015

 

Present at meeting:

Name Call Sign
Donald Hall KK6DCX
Joe Barger N6KK
Teresa Moore AG60D
Phil Martzen KK6PSA
Joseph Pham AB6TK
Victor Lin (studying for license)

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Discussions:

  • Victor talked with Joe about membership, dues, etc.
  • Portable Ham antennas
  • Need for morning NCO (control operator)
    • Group discussed need for NCO
    • Discussed possibility of having next meeting in D8, to make attendance by employees working in D8 more convenient, hopefully to identify future NCO
    • Teresa mentioned she could do morning NCO, but lacks a ham shack at her location (D1)
      • Group discussed feasibility of purchasing needed equipment to set up in D1
        • Joe stated he thought we could easily afford equipment to set up in D1 for morning net operations
        • Teresa will check on opportunities for installing an antenna at D1
      • Phil mentioned he needs to acquire a handheld
        • Group discussed some inexpensive handhelds that are available

 

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December 2014 Christmas Party

December 11, 2014 AEA Amateur Radio Club Meeting Minutes

Merry Christmas!

We held our annual Christmas party at the Proud Bird at 11:30 AM. Nine club members were in attendance:

  • Kirk Crawford KG6MTE
  • Ed Warren K8RD
  • Don Taylor K6DA
  • Don Hall KK6DCX
  • Joseph Pham AB6TK
  • Bernard Yoo KI6NVD
  • Archie Buchanan KD6GWH
  • Joe Barger N6KK
  • Teresa Moore AG6OD

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One Non-Club member was there as well.

  • Dustin Laurence KA7FI4 (Spouse of Teresa)

We had a great luncheon at the Proud Bird. We had the buffet this year and we had good food and service in my opinion.

Treasurers report: We got $3000 for the coming fiscal year. We now have $8000 in the bank. Kirk Crawford proposed to purchase antennas and mounting hardware to mount two antennas on the A6 Roof. Cables would run the signals down to the Emergency Operations Trailer. This with a permanent power source could turn the trailer into another viable shack.

The HF radio was removed from it’s rack in the Emergency Operations Trailer during the November meeting. Jason has since brought this radio to the HAM Radio shop to be repaired.

An election for officers was held. No new volunteers were found, and all the existing officers agreed to stay in there posts.

We again discussed the repeater project and confirmed that we will be pursuing a portable cross-band repeater solution for the Emergency Operations Trailer, and we will let David Ping continue with the permanent repeater solution.

We held the raffle and had the following results:

  • $300 Wayne Fenner
  • $200 Kirk Crawford
  • $100 Joe Barger
  • $50 Don Taylor
  • $50 Teresa Moore
  • $50 Archie Buchanan
  • $50 Joe Pham

The winners will get gift cards to the amateur radio supply store of their choice.

EDIT:

K0DI says there is high SWR from the Step IR Antenna in D8.

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September 2014 Meeting Minutes

September 25, 2014 AEA Amateur Radio Club Meeting Minutes

Seven people were in attendance:

  • Don Putnick NA6Z
  • Ed Warren K8RD
  • Ryan Noguchi AI6DO
  • Joe Barger N6KK
  • Don Hall KK6DCX
  • Teresa Moore AG6OD
  • Kirk Crawford KG6MTE

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Treasurers report: We should get $3500 for the coming fiscal year. We did purchase a number of items recently including portable tool sets but there is still a balance of several thousand dollars.

The AEA has said that our dues are too low and that we need to give Aerospace employees a price break on dues compared to other members. The current dues are $12/year. Kirk proposed to amend our bylaws to make the dues $18/year for Aerospace employees, $24/year for non-Aerospace employees, and $12/year for Aerospace retirees. Don Hall seconded. The motion passed.

Kirk will contact Jason to ask about the status of the repair of the HF radio in the trailer.

Don Hall reported that the Christmas party is set for Thursday, December 11 at the Proud Bird. It will be a buffet this year. We agreed on new rules for the holiday raffle. Usually $20 worth of raffle tickets are included in the yearly letter in hopes that people will buy them. We usually have about $300-$350 in ticket sales. We agreed that this year the total budget for the holiday raffle prizes would be $800 and the prizes would be gift certificates to the ham radio store of the winner’s choice in the amounts of $300, $200, $100, and 4X$50. The new rules will be that a single person is only allowed to win one prize. If you win a higher prize then you can choose which prize you want to keep and the other prize is returned to the pool for another drawing.

We again discussed the repeater project and came to the conclusion that the existing project would not really be feasible to put in the trailer as an emergency repeater. It is too big and bulky and requires too much expertise to get to an operational state. We will continue on that project as in the past, and it will stay in A8 and operate on the test pair. We will consider a new emergency portable repeater for the trailer, to be used on the emergency pair. The goal is to allow for communication across campus from the portable trailer assuming no access to any of the equipment in the ham shacks in the buildings and assuming that cell service is down. There was some discussion of a cross-band repeater, and pros and cons were discussed. Don Hall will do some research on modern repeaters and report in a later meeting.

We discussed a “bring a friend” type meeting and decided that it would be a good idea but we could only do it for a meeting where we had a solid presentation lined up that would showcase ham radio for people outside of the hobby.

The next meeting may include the APRS presentation by Bernie and/or the repeater report by Dave.

Meeting

August 2014 Meeting Minutes

August 28, 2014 AEA Amateur Radio Club Meeting Minutes

Five people were in attendance:

  • Kirk Crawford KG6MTE
  • Ed Warren
  • Teresa Moore AG6OD
  • David Ping
  • Han Lin

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The club budget was discussed. For FY15 we made a $4K request, including $3500 for equipment-related expenses. Other expenses include the Christmas party and raffle prizes. We spent $9783.77 on the D8 shack and emergency equipment in FY14. In the budget is money for 80/160 antennas for the D8 shack, an emergency generator, and an HF antenna for the A2 shack.

The California QSO party is the first weekend in October.

David Ping made a report on the state of the repeater project. He stated that it is a full rack of equipment weighing several hundred pounds and is not easily portable. Repeater is 220/440/2m and is crystal controlled (NOT frequency agile.) The triband Comet high-gain antenna is installed on the roof of A8. A controller can activate any of the three radios. About eight hours of work remain to get this repeater to full operation, including re-tuning cavities and doing some wiring. This repeater is set for the test pair (446.86 or .88?). David was hoping to get the repeater operational for demonstration at the September meeting. We will have to coordinate with facilities to get roof access.

Dave has been working on the antennas for the engineering models for AMSAT’s Fox-1 cubesat. A talk about this project would be welcome as a presentation at a future meeting.