
TUSCO HAMFEST

A little background!
Hello! I am Erik (KE8OKM) Last year I earned my ham license(s) after many years dreaming about attaining it. Through good fortune I was also living and working in Colorado, hiking the mountains every chance I had. In my readings about all things ham I stumbled upon the SOTA (Summits On The Air) website.
SOTA is a amateur radio program that weaves (if you so choose) athleticism with ham radio. But, you do not have to be athletic to participate! Many SOTA points can be driven up, allowing those with physical disability a chance to participate. For me I now had a purpose-a way to log my mountain hikes! I have also learned it is a great way to promote amateur radio interest.
To date I have completed 134 SOTA activation’s. I have had some of the most memorable moments and experiences this past year. Hiking past big snow drifts in South Dakota that STOOD up! Lol Those piles turned out to be Buffalo! Calling for hours from Spruce Knob WV on a hot summer evening to get that 4th QSO (4 simplex QSOs are required for summit points) Looking out across the Rockies while calling CQ into the Denver metroplex…Calling CQ over the Pacific from Oregon’s Coastal Range!
Earlier this week my daughters ran a regional track meet close to Ohio’s highest geographic point-Campbell Hill! Of course I had to take advantage of those stars aligning. Since I am strictly a VHF/UHF activator I have learned to throw out as many lines as possible in order to alert my presence. I have come up empty handed several times! This activation I sent an email to SK “Bob King” W8FTV repeater (CLARC) I was humbled when hams mentioned they were on the lookout for me during the QSOs!
Campbell Hill!
After a short walk from the parking lot. I setup my trusty FT818 (5w), 2m Rollup-Jpole, 6m endfed and Arrow Yagi, I also noticed A LOT of antennas around me. To be expected the QRM was very high. My Rollup Jpole was all but unusable, But! I had 2 weapons at my disposal a 2m bandpass filter and the Yagi. The band pass filter works but Campbell Hill’s QRM was too much for it!
On to plan B.
I have learned through trial and error a Yagi is a potent QRM fighter on 2m and that proved to be the case on Campbell. I was able to use about 60 degrees of azimuthal horizon. It was enough to make 6-2m QSOs. I experienced no QRM on 70cm or 6m.
Anyway, I finally got my Buckeye State high-point/SOTA summit AND the first ever recorded VHF SOTA activation from Campbell Hill!
Many Thanks to NM8B (Greg) for posting my presence, the (CLARC) hams and SK “Bob King” W8FTV for helping me in this endeavor!
“73”
Erik
KE8OKM
“On October 17th (rain date October 24th) The Miami County Amateur Radio Club (MCARC)
Is having a “SWAP MEET/FLEA MARKET” from 9am to 4pm located in the MCARC club
house parking lot and north building parking lot as needed. Address is 728 North Harrison
St. Troy, Ohio. Talk-in on W8FW 145.230- only.
No charge to anyone. Being done to benefit our club members, but anyone can set up/sell/buy.
Set up first come first serve (limited space), sellers are self-sufficient. Want a table? Bring it.
Need electricity? Run your own electrical cable into club house (limited) or supply your own
Battery, quiet generator?
Club station will be open and available to test equipment.
David E. Robinson WB8PMG”
Dear Ohio Caverns:
On behalf of the Champaign Logan Amateur Radio Club, I want to thank you again for the use of your site for our Field Day radio exercise. This exercise takes place the last full weekend of June each year. It is a contest to set up (simulating an emergency situation) and make contact with as many “other” call signs as possible. Our call sign is W8FTV and this year W8FTV contacted at least one station in all but seven of our United States missing only Oregon, New Mexico, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana and North Dakota. We also made contact with a Puerto Rican station as well as eight Canadian stations one of which was a ship at sea!
As always we want to thank you for your very accommodating facilities. We need to offer an extra “thank you” for your effort letting us know we inadvertently left a section of cable lying in the yard so we could retrieve it. We look forward to conducting Field Day from your site again in 2019 if possible and if there is anything you want us to change or if any you know want information on how to obtain a license, visit us on Facebook (look for Champaign Logan Amateur Radio club or W8FTV) or let me know and I’ll carry the concern to the group!
Thanks again from all of us!
Al Hockley N8HDR
Frequency |
Mode |
Date |
Time (UTC) |
Station worked |
Exchange |
State/Prov |
14.275 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
K5PN | 2AMS | Mississippi | |
14.279 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
WC1SW | 3FWMA | Massachusetts | |
14.282 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
N1NW | 6ACT | Connecticut | |
14.289 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W2YRC | 3AENY | New York | |
14.295 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
N1YAO | 1CEMA | Mobile | |
14.297 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W2NPT | 4ANNJ | New Jersey | |
14.305 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
K1MUJ | 5ACT | Connecticut | |
14.33 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
K1A | 2AME | Maine | |
14.167 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
VE3FPN | 5AONE | Canada Ontario (East) | |
14.195 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W2ZC | 2AWNY | New York | |
14.209 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
VE1LD | 2A MAR | Canada, Maritime | |
14.215 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
N4TP | 2AWCFL | Florida | |
14.219 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
K2QS | 3AENY | New York | |
14.234 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
K5RWK | 2FNTX | Texas | |
14.244 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
AD1T | 5ANH | New Hampshire | |
14.274 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W0NT | 7ECO | Colorado | |
14.275 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W4QR | 3AVA | Virginia | |
14.286 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W3AO | 15AMDC | Maryland DC | |
14.31 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
K4XY | 5AVA | Virginia | |
14.314 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W1GRY | 2ANH | New Hampshire | |
14.32 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W3AI | 5AEPA | Pennsylvania | |
14.333 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W8NED | 1ENTX | Texas | |
14.342 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
K9RN | 2AIL | Illinois | |
7.16 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
N3SRC | 5AEPA | Pennsylvania | |
7.17 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W8ID | 3AOH | Ohio | |
7.172 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W9LDX | 1AIN | Indiana | |
7.185 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W3YA | 4AWPA | Pennsylvania | |
7.189 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
K9OR | 3AIL | Illinois | |
7.192 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
N8PWM | 1DMI | Michigan | |
7.194 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W9WR | 2EIN | Indiana | |
7.197 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W0QC | 2AIA | Iowa | |
7.203 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
NA9U | 2AIN | Indiana | |
7.206 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W1NVT | 2AVT | Vermont | |
7.22 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W4UD | 4ATN | Tennessee | |
7.223 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
WY3P | 3AEPA | Pennsylvania | |
7.225 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W9YRC | 2FIL | Illinois | |
7.228 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W3KDR | 1AMDC | Maryland DC | |
7.23 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
N9NS | 3AIN | Indiana | |
7.231 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W2QYV | 1AWNY | New York | |
7.261 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W8AL | 2AOH | Ohio | |
7.282 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W5JMC | 1DVA | Virginia | |
7.288 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
W8VVL | 3FOH | Ohio | |
7.166 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
N8BC | 5AOH | Ohio | |
7.168 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1306 |
KC3WX | 1EEPA | Pennsylvania |
7.222 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1311 |
AD1T | 5ANH | New Hampshire |
Frequency |
Mode |
Date |
Time (UTC) |
Station worked |
Exchange |
State/Prov |
7.23 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1313 |
N9NS | 3AIN | Indiana |
7.232 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1316 |
W4RY | 9AVA | Virginia |
7.244 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1325 |
W8WSL | 3AWVA | Virginia |
7.262 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1324 |
N4MRS | 3ATN | Tennessee |
7.272 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1330 |
W8DXA | 2AOH | Ohio |
7.289 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1334 |
K8CY | 3AOH | Ohio |
7.298 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1335 |
NW8S | 5AOH | Ohio |
21.226 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1340 |
W4VC | 5ANFL | Florida |
21.249 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1344 |
W4JNB | 3AAL | Alabama |
21.262 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1346 |
KD8BB | 1BIN | Indiana |
21.278 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1350 |
K5NE | 1AAR | Arkansas |
21.279 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1352 |
K1KKM | 1AEMA | Massachusetts |
21.281 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1353 |
WA2DFI | 2AAZ | Arizona |
21.284 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1354 |
W3EP | 1DCN | |
21.29 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1358 |
K4JJ | 3AGA | Georgia |
21.295 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1400 |
W4ATD | 2AAL | Alabama |
21.301 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1401 |
W1VEM | 1DCN | |
21.325 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1405 |
W0OJY | 3ASD | S Dakota |
21.35 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1407 |
K5EOK | 7AOK | Oklahoma |
21.358 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1409 |
N1FD | 10ANH | New Hampshire |
21.303 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1417 |
W5WM | 3AMS | Mississippi |
21.233 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1424 |
W1BIM | 6AWMA | Massachusetts |
21.309 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1433 |
W6HA | 3ALAX | California |
21.358 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1435 |
N1FD | 10ANH | New Hampshire |
14.153 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1445 |
W0QC | 2AIA | Iowa |
14.164 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1450 |
N1TN | 3AME | Maine |
14.172 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1455 |
K2GQ | 2ANJ | New Jersey |
14.174 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1458 |
K4IX | 4AVA | Virginia |
14.179 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1502 |
K1LX | 3AMC | |
14.184 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1505 |
KQ2F | 2ENLI | New York |
14.186 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1508 |
WO2T | 1CWNY | New York |
14.204 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1515 |
VE2CUR | 1AQC | Canada Quebec City |
14.209 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1518 |
W4CA | 4AVA | Virginia |
14.221 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1524 |
W3VPR | 5AMDC | Maryland DC |
14.23 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1528 |
K1R | 3ANH | New Hampshire |
14.234 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1531 |
W9EX | 4AIL | Illinois |
14.235 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1534 |
W5NC | 2ASTX | Texas |
14.238 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1539 |
W5BDL | 4ALA | Louisiana |
14.24 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1541 |
W0GKP | 3AMN | Minnesota |
14.242 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1545 |
NA2SW | 1DSNJ | New Jersey |
14.245 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1548 |
W1NY | 3AWMA | Massachusetts |
14.258 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1553 |
KC2RC | 2ANYLI | New York |
14.271 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1559 |
W1LY | 2ARI | Rhode Island |
14.274 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1602 |
W0QMF | 7AMO | Missouri |
14.303 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1616 |
N1KT | 3FCT | Connecticut |
Frequency |
Mode |
Date |
Time (UTC) |
Station worked |
Exchange |
State/Prov |
14.31 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1625 |
K4MSU | 3AKY | Kentucky |
14.312 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1627 |
W5RRR | 12TX ??? | Texas |
14.315 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1630 |
KG2C | 1DNLI | New York |
14.316 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1633 |
W0QMF | 1AMD | Maryland |
14.317 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1635 |
K2IWI | 6AVA | Virginia |
14.323 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1641 |
N6F | 6SV | |
14.325 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1644 |
N8SIM | 4AENY | New York |
14.328 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1648 |
K8VO | 8AMI | Michigan |
14.327 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1651 |
K9TY | 2AIL | Illinois |
14.33 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1654 |
AB5ER | 1FAS | |
14.332 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1658 |
KB7TBT | 1DCO | Colorado |
14.337 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1658 |
W9NE | 7AIL | Illinois |
14.339 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1701 |
W3AO | 15AMDC | Maryland DC |
14.344 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1703 |
K3PRD | 2ANE | Nebraska |
14.345 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1704 |
W1CUM | 1ANH | New Hampshire |
21.218 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1709 |
WA1USA | 2FRI | Rhode Island |
21.231 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1713 |
W4EZ | 9ANC | North Carolina |
21.232 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1716 |
N5NI | 5ALA | Louisiana |
21.235 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1717 |
N5RD | 2ALA | Louisiana |
21.238 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1718 |
W4YIS | 3ANC | North Carolina |
21.242 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1723 |
W3NAN | 3FMDC | Maryland DC |
21.246 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1725 |
KC3WX | 1EPA | Pennsylvania |
21.249 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1726 |
W0TE | 2AMO | Missouri |
21.25 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1728 |
N4N | 4AGA | Georgia |
21.26 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1730 |
W4RSC | 3AGA | Georgia |
21.27 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1733 |
K4CYP | 5ANC | North Carolina |
21.271 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1735 |
K4IX | 4AVA | Virginia |
21.275 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1736 |
AG5Z | 1DMS | Mississippi |
21.278 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1738 |
W1NVT | 2AVT | Vermont |
21.282 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1739 |
VE3DC | 4AONS | Canada, Nova Scotia |
21.285 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1740 |
W2RC | 2ANLI | New York |
21.288 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1742 |
N1XRR | 1ASC | South Carolina |
21.25 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1743 |
WE1CT | 3FWMA | Massachusetts |
21.298 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1745 |
W5EA | 2ALA | Louisiana |
21.302 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1746 |
W1EE | 2ACT | Connecticut |
21.305 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1747 |
W5TMC | 1DOK | Oklahoma |
21.318 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1748 |
ND4Y | 1DKY | Kentucky |
21.313 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1748 |
K1B | 4ANH | New Hampshire |
21.319 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1749 |
N0SFF | 1AIA | Iowa |
21.324 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1751 |
W0OJY | 3ASD | South Dakota |
21.329 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1753 |
WA2CP | 2FNLI | New York |
21.337 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1754 |
K2AA | 17ASNJ | New Jersey |
21.343 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1756 |
W9WRL | 4AWI | Wisconsin |
21.354 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1756 |
W4UD | 4ATN | Tennessee |
21.355 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1757 |
K4QC | 3AVA | Virginia |
Frequency |
Mode |
Date |
Time (UTC) |
Station worked |
Exchange |
State/Prov |
21.359 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1758 |
WB9QAF | 2BSD | South Dakota |
21.37 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1759 |
W0GQ | 5AIA | Iowa |
7.15 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1802 |
WB9DZS | 1DVA | Virginia |
7.171 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1803 |
W8VPV | 5AOH | Ohio |
7.156 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1806 |
W9VW | 2DIN | Indiana |
7.153 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1811 |
N2BJ | 1DIL | Illinois |
7.175 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1815 |
W8IE | 1DOH | Ohio |
7.172 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1824 |
W3AO | 15AMDC | Maryland DC |
7.196 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1830 |
K8AF | 3AWVA | West Virginia |
7.266 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1840 |
W8LRC | 3AMI | Michigan |
7.277 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1841 |
W9MKS | 6AIL | Illinois |
7.159 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1845 |
KB0TLL | 1AMO | Missouri |
7.17 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1849 |
N4GEV | 2AAL | Alabama |
7.186 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1851 |
W3YA | 4AWPA | Pennsylvania |
7.23 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1857 |
W0QZ | 2AIL | Illinois |
7.235 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1859 |
K4RCA | 1AVA | Virginia |
7.248 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1907 |
K4LRG | 4AVA | Virginia |
7.288 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1924 |
K3LMI | 3AMDC | Maryland DC |
7.221 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1931 |
K0GDI | 3AMO | Missouri |
7.298 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1940 |
W4TRC | 3ATN | Tennessee |
7.154 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1942 |
K2CT | 2AENY | New York |
7.158 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1943 |
K3F | 1ADE | Delaware |
7.169 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1949 |
VE3AIR | 2AONE | Canada, Ontario (East) |
7.173 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
1953 |
W3AO | 15AMDC | Maryland DC |
7.231 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
2021 |
W4NJA | 3AKY | Kentucky |
7.294 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
2032 |
NF4GA | 3AGA | Georgia |
7.227 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
2035 |
W2QYV | 1AWNY | New York |
7.261 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
2042 |
N3OMA | 3AEPA | Pennsylvania |
7.264 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
2044 |
WW2G | 1AENY | New York |
7.271 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
2045 |
K9MCE | 3AIL | Illinois |
7.275 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
2050 |
NJ2US | 1DSNJ | New Jersey |
7.157 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
2058 |
W3BTN | 3AEPA | Pennsylvania |
7.242 |
SSB |
6/23/18 |
2220 |
K4PAY | 5AVA | Virginia |
7.246 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
40 |
K4BFF | 4AAL | Alabama |
7.247 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
44 |
K1IG | 3AMA | Maryland |
7.249 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
44 |
KZ1M | 5ACT | Connecticut |
7.25 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
48 |
K9MCE | 3AIL | Illinois |
7.252 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
51 |
K4EG | 3FNC | North Carolina |
7.253 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
53 |
K9RN | 2AIL | Illinois |
7.255 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
58 |
ND1U | 2AIN | Indiana |
7.256 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
100 |
W9GO | 6AIN | Indiana |
7.257 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
102 |
W8ZPF | 2AOH | Ohio |
7.258 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
107 |
N9NS | 3AIN | Indiana |
7.251 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
109 |
K3NLZ | 3AMDC | Maryland DC |
7.262 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
112 |
KI4CJT | 1BKY | Kentucky |
Frequency |
Mode |
Date |
Time (UTC) |
Station worked |
Exchange |
State/Prov |
7.263 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
113 |
W0ERH | 4AKS | Kansas |
7.27 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
120 |
W4ODB | 4ATN | Tennessee |
7.272 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
125 |
NF4GA | 3AGA | Georgia |
7.276 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
129 |
W4XD | 3AVA | Virginia |
7.227 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
134 |
N9IJV | 3AIL | Illinois |
7.279 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
136 |
VE3SGB | 1AONS | Canada, Ontario (South) |
7.281 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
139 |
W0QMF | 2AMA | Maryland |
7.283 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
143 |
K4CQ | 3AVA | Virginia |
7.285 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
147 |
K8CY | 3AOH | Ohio |
7.287 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
156 |
K4PMH | 1AVA | Virginia |
7.25 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
201 |
K8VNS | 4AMI | Michigan |
7.291 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
202 |
AD4VR | 1EMI | Michigan |
7.293 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
205 |
K4WO | 2ANC | North Carolina |
7.295 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
208 |
W1BD | 3AVT | Vermont |
7.297 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
209 |
W4XR | 3AVA | Virginia |
14.154 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
216 |
W6YX | 5FSCV | California Santa Clara Valley |
14.155 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
220 |
K5FD | 2AWTX | Texas |
14.156 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
227 |
K6EI | 14ASCV | California Santa Clara Valley |
14.158 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
232 |
N4BRF | 3ESFL | Florida |
14.161 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
236 |
K5LSV | 3ALA | Louisiana |
14.269 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
1045 |
N7GBR | 2FNV | Nevada |
14.172 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
1047 |
WA7NB | 1AAZ | Arizona |
14.175 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
1049 |
W1AQ | 1ERI | Rhode Island |
14.184 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
1054 |
K7DAV | 4AUT | Utah |
14.187 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
1056 |
W6TRW | 7ALA | Louisiana |
14.193 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
1100 |
W1AEC | 3AEMA | Maryland |
14.2 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
1102 |
W2HL | 1DNLI | New York |
14.209 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
1107 |
NS1RA | 3EMA | Maryland |
14.211 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
1111 |
N3RC | 1ESF | Florida (South) |
14.213 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
1116 |
K1IG | 3AEWA | Washington (East) |
14.218 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
1124 |
VE7SAR | 3ABC | Canada, British Columbia |
14.227 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
1133 |
W6TOI | 4ALAX | California Los Angeles |
14.229 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
1136 |
K2AA | 7ASNJ | New Jersey |
14.231 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
1139 |
W2GSB | 6FNLI | New York |
147 |
FM |
6/23/18 |
135 |
KC8YKX | Logan Co (Oh) EMA office. | |
14.232 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
342 |
K2EC | 2ANLI | New York |
14.232 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
357 |
KI6RRN | 2DSD | South Dakota |
14.245 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
400 |
K2BAR | 5ANNJ | New Jersey |
14.249 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
402 |
W2IR | 6AENY | New York |
14.254 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
404 |
WB2QBP | 2ANLI | New York |
14.26 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
406 |
K1B | 4ANH | New Hampshire |
14.285 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
419 |
W3AO | 15AMDC | Maryland DC |
14.295 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
422 |
N2OB | 3ASSNJ | New Jersey |
14.305 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
425 |
K4JJ | 10AGA | Georgia |
14.31 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
429 |
K3ERM | 2AMDC | Maryland DC |
Frequency |
Mode |
Date |
Time (UTC) |
Station worked |
Exchange |
State/Prov |
14.338 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
438 |
K2GG | 3ANNJ | New Jersey |
14.152 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
444 |
W5ISM | 3AME | Maine |
14.184 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
448 |
WC2FD | 3ANNJ | New Jersey |
14.201 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
454 |
W1LY | 2ARI | Rhode Island |
14.218 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
458 |
W1BST | 2ANH | New Hampshire |
14.223 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
503 |
K1KA | 1ENH | New Hampshire |
14.237 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
508 |
W4UA | 3ANC | North Carolina |
14.243 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
514 |
W2LV | 5ANNJ | New Jersey |
14.247 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
517 |
W1KVI | 2AME | Maine |
14.25 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
519 |
W4XR | 3AVA | Virginia |
14.256 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
524 |
W3CSL | 1BPA | Pennsylvania |
14.263 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
527 |
WC1SW | 3FWMA | Massachusetts |
14.26 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
530 |
W2VL | 5ANLI | New York |
14.269 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
541 |
W3ACH | 4AWPA | Pennsylvania |
14.28 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
545 |
W2RDX | 3AWNY | New York |
14.311 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
558 |
W4DW | 7ANC | North Carolina |
14.324 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
600 |
W4VA | 3AVA | Virginia |
14.323 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
602 |
KN5TX | 3FNTX | Texas |
14.236 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
604 |
W6YX | 5FSCV | California Santa Clara Valley |
14.266 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
607 |
WA1USA | 2FRI | Rhode Island |
14.281 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
608 |
W5JMC | 1DVA | Virginia |
14.278 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
613 |
KP3Z | 2EPR | Puerto Rico |
14.254 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
630 |
KC1CUE | 2FRI | Rhode Island |
14.21 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
632 |
K0LIR | 2AMO | Missouri |
14.221 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
638 |
W1BX | 3AVT | Vermont |
14.228 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
640 |
N4OX | 1ENFLA | Florida (North) |
14.235 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
644 |
W5GAD | 3ELA | Louisiana |
14.255 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
645 |
W1NY | 3AWMA | Massachusetts |
14.271 |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
647 |
N1EREC | 3AEMA | Massachusetts |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
K4IX | 4AVA | Virginia | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
AG5Z | 1DMS | Missouri | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
W1NVT | 2AVT | Vermont | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
VE3DC | 4AONS | Canada Ontario (South) | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
W2RC | 2ANLI | New York | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
N1XRR | 1ASC | South Carolina | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
WE1CT | 3FWMA | Massachusetts | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
W5EA | 2ALA | Louisiana | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
W1EE | 2ACT | Connecticut | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
W5TMC | 1DOK | Oklahoma | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
ND4Y | 1DKY | Kentucky | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
K1B | 4ANH | New Hampshire | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
N0SFF | 3ASD | South Dakota | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
WA2CP | 2FNLI | New York | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
K2AA | 7ASNJ | New Jersey | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
W9WRC | 4AWI | Wisconsin | ||
Frequency |
Mode |
Date |
Time (UTC) |
Station worked |
Exchange |
State/Prov |
SSB |
6/24/18 |
W4VD | 4AIN | Indiana | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
K4CQ | 3AVA | Virginia | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
WB9QAF | 2BSD | South Dakota | ||
SSB |
6/24/18 |
W0GQ | 5AIA | Iowa |
It’s time again to seek volunteers for the Young’s Dairy Charity Bike Tour that will be on Saturday, July 14th and Sunday, July 15th. The two day tour covers several Ohio counties, comprising up to 100 miles, so a large number of ham radio operators will be needed. The tour starts at 8:00 AM on Saturday from Young’s Dairy, which is on Highway 68, north of Yellow Springs, and extends north to Ada Ohio. There is a bike path route for a portion of the return trip on day 2. We are not responsible for tracking riders on the bike path, but we may cover a few key intersections.
For any operators wanting to stay overnight in the dorm rooms at Ohio Northern University in Ada, where the riders stay, I WILL NEED TO KNOW THAT ASAP. For those not familiar with that option, I highly recommend it. The dorms are extremely nice and the organizers graciously provide them to at no cost to us. However, the organizers do have to pay for the rooms, and this is a charity event, so donations to offset the cost of the rooms are appreciated if you can manage it. Dinner and breakfast are included if you stay overnight, and these guys have an absolute blast up there. It’s really a great and entertaining time.
We are in need of very many operators for this event. Please consider coming out, if only for a portion of the day.
EVENT FREQUENCIES
For the southern part of the course we will be using the Springfield 145.310 Repeater with a 82.5hz tone.
For the northern part of the course we will be using the Bellefontaine 147.000 Repeater with 100hz tone.
Please contact Mike Crawford kc8gle@earthlink.net, if you have any questions or are interested in volunteering for this event.
The Main club repeater is once again connected to echo link!
Thanks to Tom W8WTD the W8FTV 147.000 repeater is now connected to Echo link. Tom has taken control of the club echo link equipment. Tom has remote control of this link should any issues arise. He will need some help with the audio levels but it sounds good to him now.
To use the node you need to search for W8WTD-L with the notation Bellefontaine link. (update)The node is set up internet to repeater. You cannot connect by DTMF to other repeaters through this node. You can how ever connect with your smart phone or computer while away from the coverage area. Also in an emergency where we might need to link two Echolink-enabled repeaters, A control operator could take care of it in a couple of minutes, should the need ever arise.
We are using Toms call and link because we have had some issues with the club callsign on echolink and are unable to access it.
Watch for further updates on the use of this node and share with your friends.
Thank You Tom for all your work on this!
Once again The CLARC is assisting in the Memorial Day parade. This year it is Monday May 28th. The club conducts the parade line up and audio equipment at the cemetery after the parade.
If you are interested in helping out please meet with Gary N8GJK at the American Legion on Colton Ave at 0800. Please bring your HT. Please use the contact form for any questions.
This appears to be an event that is affiliated with both ARES & EMA groups through multiple areas.
The map ( as far as I can determine) is missing two pages because it appears to me to only cover the day one route. The word document has (I believe) some errors in it but if read, one can “get the gist” of the route. I’ve made inquiries to obtain more complete information. I don’t yet have any updates. We can discuss the event at the April Meeting on the 5th.
At this time We do not have a date in any of the current information.
Bike For Tikes 180 mile/ Three Day Route
Bike For Tikes – Day 1 Route (update 1-31-18)
Friday
Great Miami River Recreational Trail/Ohio Bicycle Rt. 25
1. From Franklin City High School parking lot, exit onto E. 4th Street
2. Go left (west) onto E. 4th Street.
3. Go 1.0 mile
4. Cross over Riley Blvd. (stop light)
5. Cross over S. main Street (stop light)
6. Crossover S. River Street
7. Enter Great Miami River Recreational Trail/Ohio Bicycle Rte 25 *
8. Go 15 miles. 1st rest stop- Carillon Historical Park
END PHASE #1- Carillon Historical Park
1. Continue on Great Miami River Recreational Trail
2. Go 3.9 miles. Go left on walkway bridge, across Mad River, then continue on Great Miami River Recreational Trail
3. Go 1.2 miles. Island Park- Restroom stop- (alternate lunch stop)
4. Go 8.6 miles to Taylorsville stop
END PHASE #2 Lunch stop at Taylorsville
1. Go 13.8 miles. Exit Great Miami River Recreational Trail at Miami Shore golf course (go right, through black gate to East Staunton Road /Hwy 55)
END PHASE #3 – Miami Shore golf course
1. go right, through black gate to East Staunton Road /Hwy 55)
2. Turn right onto East Staunton Road/Hwy 55.
3. Go 0.5 miles turn left on Maplecrest Drive.
4. Go 1.5 miles turn right onto Troy-Urbana Road. Go 5.5 miles
5. Go 5.5 miles. Cross over 589, through stop sign, arrive at Miami East High School, Casstown, Ohio
END OF DAY #1
Miami East High School
Bike For Tikes – Day 2 route (Saturday)
1. Left out of Miami East High School onto Troy Urbana Road
2. Go 5.5 miles turn left onto South Elm Tree Road
3. Go 2.5 miles turn right onto Wolcott Road
4. Go 1.5 miles turn left onto 235
5. Go 7 miles and turn right into Kiser Lake State Park 6.5 miles
END OF PHASE #1. Kiser Lake State Park
1. Turn right out of Kiser Lake State Park
2. Turn left onto 235
3. Go 6.5 miles to Quincy
4. Turn right into FLOYD PARK-Quincy, OH
END OF PHASE #2. FLOYD PARK-Quincy, OH
1. Continue Right on OH-235 (12.4 miles)
END OF PHASE #3.INDIAN LAKE HIGH SCHOOL (Lunch Stop)
1. Continue on OH-235 (.9 miles)
2. Turn left to continue onto OH-235 (6 miles)
3. Follow signs for OH-235 through town. (1 miles)
4. Turn right into the Campground
5. Head for the Indian Lake State Park multipurpose room
6. 0.5 miles past the Administration office
END OF PHASE #4.INDIAN LAKE CAMPGROUND/ STATE PARK (TAKE SECOND ENTRANCE)
1. When leaving, turn Right on Hwy 235 (3 miles)
2. Turn Left on 251/ Rd 39 (2.4 miles)
3. Once into Roundhead, OH, continue on High St. / OH- 235. (450 ft./ .2 miles)
4. Turn left onto Water Street to continue on OH- 235 (4.2 miles)
END OF PHASE #5 PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE CHURCH PARKING LOT (LEFT SIDE)
1. Continue on OH- 235 for (6.4 miles)
2. Turn right on Lee St. to continue on OH- 235. (0.2 miles)
3. Turn Left on N. Fourth St to continue on OH- 235. (1.8 miles)
4. Turn right for Hwy 235, then turn left for OH- 235 shortly after (4.2 miles)
5. Turn Left on Montfold Ave.
6. Straight to Ada High School
END DAY #2 Ada High SchoolBike For Tikes – Day 3 Route
Sunday
1. Exit Ada High School, turn left on OH-235 (11.6 miles)
2. Arrive at Mt. Cory Community Park.
END PHASE #1 MT. CORY COMMUNITY PARK (RIGHT HAND SIDE)
1. Continue on OH-235 (3.5 miles)
2. Turn right to stay on OH-235 (2.3 miles)
3. Turn Left to follow OH-235 (6.3 miles)
4. Turn Right to OH-235 (0.4 miles)
5. Turn Left to follow OH-235 (0.9 miles) to the McComb Park.
END PHASE #2 MCCOMB PARK. (RIGHT HAND SIDE BEFORE RAILROAD TRACKS)
1. Continue north on OH-235 (6 miles)
2. Turn right onto Highway 18/ Deshler Road
3. Go 4 miles, then turn left onto Business 18
4. Go 1.4 miles, turn left onto Main Street
5. Go 100 yards, turn right onto East Broadway Street
6. Go 100 yards, turn left into Slippery Elm Trail
END PHASE #3 at Slippery Elm Trail parking lot
1. Go 12.5 miles on Slippery Elm Trail
2. Turn right onto Slippery Elm Boardwalk at the Black Swamp Preserve.
3. Go 1/4 mile to Kenwood Elementary School, corner of Kenwood Avenue and West Napoleon Road.
END PHASE #4 at Kenwood Elementary School parking lot Continue to Police escort to Bowling Green State University
K7DN and N8GJK have worked back & forth with Mr. Bacher of JB consulting to prepare a presentation for the April Meeting. Mr. Bacher is the JB of JB consulting who works as a Product Regulatory Compliance Consultant. He’s a life member of the IEEE and has about an hour long presentation for us regarding principles of electrical protection, bonding and grounding. He plans to start at 6:30.
The Champaign Logan Amateur Radio Club