***Club repeater: 447.775 MHz/146.2 Hz (Covers Gloucester City, Camden, west to west Philadelphia, east to Haddonfield, and south to Woodbury. It is an open repeater.
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Preliminary May meeting note:
Not much attendance at the meeting. Only three members showed up. So, there wasn't much
discussed at the meeting. I realize that summer is fast approaching and meeting attendance is
usually sparse for that reason. But if you are not away on vacation please plan to attend.
See ARRL/Division/Section News page for some important news from HQ.
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Section Manager Special Notice:
Holger (K2HES) is still looking for volunteers to man the upcoming Multiple Sclerosis Bike
Ride on May 19&20.
The ride begins and ends at Monmouth University, with an overnight Saturday in Point
Pleasant.
Options to help are:
1. Man a static post to watch the riders go by and assist where necessary or report problems to
"CENCOMM"
2. Man a SAG vehicle and provide communications for the driver (all day) either Saturday and/or Sunday.
We need more help in SAG vehicles. Please consider that assignment if at all possible.
You can work one or both days, and limited hours if necessary. (Except SAG, which is an all
day job)
Here is a link you may find helpful about the Bicycle run:
http://main.nationalmssociety.org/site/TR?fr_id=29938&pg=informational&sid=13242
I hope to finalize the details sometime this week. So please let me know your intentions and/or
limitations in helping. Don't volunteer beyond your capability.
Thank you for your consideration and to the people who already have volunteered.
PLEASE TO RESPOND TO THE CLUB EMAIL at: info@nject.us
Your help is desperately needed to insure the rider's safety. They'r doing the hard stuff; you
just have to work a radio.
If you're looking for the more "dynamic" side of Ham Radio, I suggest working SAG. It's a lot
of fun and there's never a dull moment. (SAG requires a mobile UHF/VHF radio and a mag-
mount antenna, or possibly a good HT -- possibly with a mag-mount)
If you've ever checked into a local traffic Net, you're good to go for a static post. It's simple
and fun and helps a very worthy cause.
Please respond to Holger (K2HES) at the link above ASAP and put your skills to good use!
See you there, 73
Tim
NJ2N (SAG)
Not much attendance at the meeting. Only three members showed up. So, there wasn't much
discussed at the meeting. I realize that summer is fast approaching and meeting attendance is
usually sparse for that reason. But if you are not away on vacation please plan to attend.
See ARRL/Division/Section News page for some important news from HQ.
***************************************************************************
Section Manager Special Notice:
Holger (K2HES) is still looking for volunteers to man the upcoming Multiple Sclerosis Bike
Ride on May 19&20.
The ride begins and ends at Monmouth University, with an overnight Saturday in Point
Pleasant.
Options to help are:
1. Man a static post to watch the riders go by and assist where necessary or report problems to
"CENCOMM"
2. Man a SAG vehicle and provide communications for the driver (all day) either Saturday and/or Sunday.
We need more help in SAG vehicles. Please consider that assignment if at all possible.
You can work one or both days, and limited hours if necessary. (Except SAG, which is an all
day job)
Here is a link you may find helpful about the Bicycle run:
http://main.nationalmssociety.org/site/TR?fr_id=29938&pg=informational&sid=13242
I hope to finalize the details sometime this week. So please let me know your intentions and/or
limitations in helping. Don't volunteer beyond your capability.
Thank you for your consideration and to the people who already have volunteered.
PLEASE TO RESPOND TO THE CLUB EMAIL at: info@nject.us
Your help is desperately needed to insure the rider's safety. They'r doing the hard stuff; you
just have to work a radio.
If you're looking for the more "dynamic" side of Ham Radio, I suggest working SAG. It's a lot
of fun and there's never a dull moment. (SAG requires a mobile UHF/VHF radio and a mag-
mount antenna, or possibly a good HT -- possibly with a mag-mount)
If you've ever checked into a local traffic Net, you're good to go for a static post. It's simple
and fun and helps a very worthy cause.
Please respond to Holger (K2HES) at the link above ASAP and put your skills to good use!
See you there, 73
Tim
NJ2N (SAG)