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Thank you for visiting our website. This is where Radio Operators in the area can come to find current information about club events, frequencies used by local hams, area repeaters, and news. Thanks for stopping in, and please check back often.

 

Pony Express Re-Ride Commemorative Event

Commemorate Fort Bridger and the Pony Express Re-Ride

06/09/2012 |

Jun 9-Jun 16, 1600Z-0000Z, WY7U, Green River, WY. Sweetwater Amateur Radio Club. 28.325 21.355 14.272 3.920. Certificate & QSL. Sweetwater ARC, 1000 South Dakota, Green River, WY 82935. OPERATION IS JUN 9 AND JUN 16 ONLY. wy7u.angelfire.com

 

 

FIELD DAY INFORMATION:

 

WY7U
Sweetwater ARC
FMC Park across the Green River
Green River, WY
GOTA: YES
Talk-in: 146.61 107.2
Contact: Dave Gregory
307-875-5324
n7coa@arrl.net
www.wy7u.angelfire.com

 

 

Questions and Comments can be directed to:

Bill Lew             KF7HIL     kf7hil@gmail.com

Dale Johnson    WB7DJ     dsjohn@wyoming.com   

Dave Hyer         WB7NKK  wb7nkk@yahoo.com

Steve Rizzi        KE7UUJ   ke7uuj@hotmail.com

 

If you are a ham interested in being on this list of public information contacts, let us know. There is always a need for elmers, (hams who help other hams learn about the hobby) and we would be glad to have as many active members as possible. If you have news, bulletins, or announcements to post on this site, post them by using the e-mailing us your info. We'll do our best to get it on here in a timely manner.

 

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We have one-on-one CW Lessons/Tutoring available for anyone who wants to learn the special skill and art of Continuous Wave (CW). Dale WB7DJ and Steve KE7UUJ are who to contact if you are interested. AC7AF (Brian) also monitors 144.200 and 423.100 CW for the purpose of CW contacts in the Rock Springs area.

 

Also, a great tool for new CW operators is http://www.lcwo.net (learn cw online at your own pace.)

 

 

Local Nets

 

The Green River Basin Amateur Radio 2 meter net

The net is held weekly on Sunday evenings at 7:30pm GMT on the 146.610 (negative offset) repeater with a tone of 107.2 * All Amateurs are welcome to check in. If you are interested in being The Net Control Station, print a copy of the Net Preamble, and schedule your turn with the Net Control Operator.

 

The High Noon Net

Daily on LSB 7.240 mHz at 12:00 noon GMT

 

The Cowboy Net

Meets Every Weekday on LSB 3.923.5 mHz at 6:45pm GMT

 

The Friendship Net

Meets every morning from 8:00 - 9:30 GMT on N7ABC's FM UHF repeater 444.500+ tone 123 - The Western Reflector Channel 1 (9251)

 

The Worldwide Handshaker's net

Meets every Tuesday at 2:00 UTC on N7ABC's FM UHF repeater 444.500+ tone 123 - The Western Reflector 9250

 

Division 7 Coast Guard Auxiliary net

the net meets Wednesdays, at 1900 hours, on the 146.670 MHz repeaters (PL 100 or 151 Hz) or any other Intertie repeater near you. (AD7SR net control)

 

 

Local Frequencies

Frequency (mHz)     repeater offset (+ or -)     pl tone (Hz)

 

N7RUG Repeater Aspen Mountain

146.610 -             107.2

The Phone Patch on the 61 is down, and has been deemed by the radio tech to be un-repairable. The Repeater Owners are looking into replacing the phone patch unit, and also protecting the new unit from damage like this. For those who do not know about the incident, a Lightning Power Surge is suspected to be the cause of the Phone Patch failure. Sweetwater County Emergency Management staff sends their apologies for any inconvenience, although this is not their fault.

 

WY7U Repeater Aspen Mountain

146.940 -             107.2

 

N7ABC Repeaters

146.670 -             151.4 Aspen Mountain / 100 Buffalo Hump

444.500 +            123  Wilkin's Peak IRLP (node 7955)

 

KC7BJY Repeater on Hogsback (Big Piney/Marbleton, WY)

146.880 -             100

The Big Piney Net meets every Monday Evening at 7:30pm GMT

 

Local Emergency Net Simplex Operation

146.610 simplex should be used in the case of repeater failure/power failure.

This is our Emergency Net Frequency. In the case of a disaster, we would meet here.

 

146.520 FM Calling Frequency/Emergency Frequency

446.000 FM Calling Frequency

144.200 CW Local CW Operators Frequency

 52.525  FM Calling Frequency

 50.125  USB Calling Frequency

 50.090  CW

 28.400  USB Calling Frequency

 

KE7UUJ Frequencies

HF:Steve mostly operates 40 meter CW, but can be found daily on THE HIGH NOON NET at 12 noon gmt on 7.240 mHz LSB and the Wyoming Cowboy net at 00:45 UTC every weekday on 3.923.5 Mhz. You can hear KE7UUJ on 7.030 CW; on ten meters, 28.050 CW and on SSB between 28.300 and 28.500. (Technician Portion)

Steve also hops around on 40, 20, 30, 10 and 6 meters. Both CW and SSB.

VHF & UHF:

440.500 - Crossband Repeater (No Tone)

Connected to the Big Piney (146.880 - tone 100) Net at 7:30pm GMT on Selected MONDAY evenings.

 

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