I hope it is ok to post this request to this forum. I am the President of the Island County ARC on Whidbey and the Island County ARES/RACES EC/RO. We are looking at creating a digital network on the Island for EMCOMM using packet and Winlink both VHF/UHF and HF. We have looked at HamWan for the island before but our EOC's do not have line of site. The island has lots of trees and topography that makes line of site anything difficult. We do have some hams that live near the water that might have HamWan access, especially when Blyn comes online. Most of these hams are recently new and don't know much about HamWan. I was wondering if there was someone who could do a Zoom presentation introducing HamWan to our club on July 25th. The Zoom would start shortly after the meeting is called to order at 9:30am. Bob Stephens AF9W President, Island County Amateur Radio Club Island County Amateur Radio Emergency Coordinator Island County RACES Radio Officer Home: 360-579-4257 Cell: 520-576-3087
Bob, I've worked with John Acton and others over the last few years in discussions about getting Island County hooked up and different people have traded coverage maps/etc for the EOCs, hospitals, and other facilities. Most of those I still have on file and can forward to you. One of the stronger possibilities since last year is there are spots in Coupeville that have LOS to Lookout in Mt Vernon/Bellingham. Oak Harbor could be covered by a "bounce" off of sector from Coupeville, and from there it is a matter of filling in the gaps. The Blyn installation going up should also open up some possibilities that we didn't have before last weekend <g>. Let me know your current list of desired locations to cover and I'll see how many of them I already have on file and add the others. Now that Blyn's online I can update those maps as well. Cheers, Rob Salsgiver - NR3O From: PSDR [mailto:psdr-bounces@hamwan.org] On Behalf Of Bob Stephens Sent: Tuesday, July 7, 2020 9:00 AM To: psdr@hamwan.org Subject: [HamWAN PSDR] HamWan Speaker I hope it is ok to post this request to this forum. I am the President of the Island County ARC on Whidbey and the Island County ARES/RACES EC/RO. We are looking at creating a digital network on the Island for EMCOMM using packet and Winlink both VHF/UHF and HF. We have looked at HamWan for the island before but our EOC's do not have line of site. The island has lots of trees and topography that makes line of site anything difficult. We do have some hams that live near the water that might have HamWan access, especially when Blyn comes online. Most of these hams are recently new and don't know much about HamWan. I was wondering if there was someone who could do a Zoom presentation introducing HamWan to our club on July 25th. The Zoom would start shortly after the meeting is called to order at 9:30am. Bob Stephens AF9W President, Island County Amateur Radio Club Island County Amateur Radio Emergency Coordinator Island County RACES Radio Officer Home: 360-579-4257 Cell: 520-576-3087
Hello all, I saw a response that addressed the line of site questions, but not the speaker question. Perhaps I overlooked that one. If a speaker is arranged, there are a number of hams (including myself) on Bainbridge Island who would be very interested in attending. Would this be possible? -Lionel Halvorsen K7BIX 206-778-3368 From: PSDR <psdr-bounces@hamwan.org> On Behalf Of Bob Stephens Sent: Tuesday, July 7, 2020 9:00 AM To: psdr@hamwan.org Subject: [HamWAN PSDR] HamWan Speaker I hope it is ok to post this request to this forum. I am the President of the Island County ARC on Whidbey and the Island County ARES/RACES EC/RO. We are looking at creating a digital network on the Island for EMCOMM using packet and Winlink both VHF/UHF and HF. We have looked at HamWan for the island before but our EOC's do not have line of site. The island has lots of trees and topography that makes line of site anything difficult. We do have some hams that live near the water that might have HamWan access, especially when Blyn comes online. Most of these hams are recently new and don't know much about HamWan. I was wondering if there was someone who could do a Zoom presentation introducing HamWan to our club on July 25th. The Zoom would start shortly after the meeting is called to order at 9:30am. Bob Stephens AF9W President, Island County Amateur Radio Club Island County Amateur Radio Emergency Coordinator Island County RACES Radio Officer Home: 360-579-4257 Cell: 520-576-3087
Yes, if we could get a speaker, anyone can attend our Zoom meeting. Bob Stephens AF9W Island County EC/RO From: PSDR <psdr-bounces@hamwan.org> On Behalf Of lionelhlvrsn@gmail.com Sent: Friday, July 10, 2020 3:24 PM To: 'Puget Sound Data Ring' <psdr@hamwan.org> Subject: Re: [HamWAN PSDR] HamWan Speaker Hello all, I saw a response that addressed the line of site questions, but not the speaker question. Perhaps I overlooked that one. If a speaker is arranged, there are a number of hams (including myself) on Bainbridge Island who would be very interested in attending. Would this be possible? -Lionel Halvorsen K7BIX 206-778-3368 From: PSDR <psdr-bounces@hamwan.org<mailto:psdr-bounces@hamwan.org>> On Behalf Of Bob Stephens Sent: Tuesday, July 7, 2020 9:00 AM To: psdr@hamwan.org<mailto:psdr@hamwan.org> Subject: [HamWAN PSDR] HamWan Speaker I hope it is ok to post this request to this forum. I am the President of the Island County ARC on Whidbey and the Island County ARES/RACES EC/RO. We are looking at creating a digital network on the Island for EMCOMM using packet and Winlink both VHF/UHF and HF. We have looked at HamWan for the island before but our EOC's do not have line of site. The island has lots of trees and topography that makes line of site anything difficult. We do have some hams that live near the water that might have HamWan access, especially when Blyn comes online. Most of these hams are recently new and don't know much about HamWan. I was wondering if there was someone who could do a Zoom presentation introducing HamWan to our club on July 25th. The Zoom would start shortly after the meeting is called to order at 9:30am. Bob Stephens AF9W President, Island County Amateur Radio Club Island County Amateur Radio Emergency Coordinator Island County RACES Radio Officer Home: 360-579-4257 Cell: 520-576-3087
Yes, if we can get a speaker, anyone can attend our Zoom meetings. I would only need a list of email addresses to send the Zoom link to Bob Stephens AF9W Island County EC/RO From: PSDR <psdr-bounces@hamwan.org> On Behalf Of lionelhlvrsn@gmail.com Sent: Friday, July 10, 2020 3:24 PM To: 'Puget Sound Data Ring' <psdr@hamwan.org> Subject: Re: [HamWAN PSDR] HamWan Speaker Hello all, I saw a response that addressed the line of site questions, but not the speaker question. Perhaps I overlooked that one. If a speaker is arranged, there are a number of hams (including myself) on Bainbridge Island who would be very interested in attending. Would this be possible? -Lionel Halvorsen K7BIX 206-778-3368 From: PSDR <psdr-bounces@hamwan.org<mailto:psdr-bounces@hamwan.org>> On Behalf Of Bob Stephens Sent: Tuesday, July 7, 2020 9:00 AM To: psdr@hamwan.org<mailto:psdr@hamwan.org> Subject: [HamWAN PSDR] HamWan Speaker I hope it is ok to post this request to this forum. I am the President of the Island County ARC on Whidbey and the Island County ARES/RACES EC/RO. We are looking at creating a digital network on the Island for EMCOMM using packet and Winlink both VHF/UHF and HF. We have looked at HamWan for the island before but our EOC's do not have line of site. The island has lots of trees and topography that makes line of site anything difficult. We do have some hams that live near the water that might have HamWan access, especially when Blyn comes online. Most of these hams are recently new and don't know much about HamWan. I was wondering if there was someone who could do a Zoom presentation introducing HamWan to our club on July 25th. The Zoom would start shortly after the meeting is called to order at 9:30am. Bob Stephens AF9W President, Island County Amateur Radio Club Island County Amateur Radio Emergency Coordinator Island County RACES Radio Officer Home: 360-579-4257 Cell: 520-576-3087
Hi Bob, Good to hear from you again, we met at Valley Camp last year. It would be very cool to interconnect the islands. The west coast of Bainbridge has a good view of Seattle cell sites. We can't get around line-of-sight. It is one big exercise in finding a LOS path. Rob's request for site details would help drill down on specifics. Seems like nobody from the Netops Team is available this Saturday morning. A future zoom meeting would be much more interesting with specifics to discuss. What questions do your members have? An often overlooked concept behind HamWAN is that it is less about "the Internet" and more about reliable communication between sites A and B that you care about.
From the San Juans, probably easiest to get LOS by shooting across the water. Does anyone have access to a ridgeline or hilltop? Cell sites can easily run with a solar panel and a battery, and can mount to a tree.
General information and hardware requirements are published at hamwan.org list archives http://mail.hamwan.net/pipermail/psdr/ Here is a recent post from Rob with plots of the Blyn/Coupeville coverage. http://mail.hamwan.net/pipermail/psdr/2020-July/003025.html http://mail.hamwan.net/pipermail/psdr/attachments/20200707/68c49049/attachme... http://mail.hamwan.net/pipermail/psdr/attachments/20200707/68c49049/attachme... Blyn just came online, and is located at: Latitude 48.006681 (48° 0' 24'' N) Longitude -122.972646 (122° 58' 21'' W) Any interested HAM could start by determining if you have line-of-sight to this or other hamwan cell sites. Use a high-gain dish to shoot long distances, and a 120 deg sector antenna to re-broadcast the signal. Bainbridge HAMs are also welcome of course. Kitsap ARS has expressed interest too. John Hays K7VE suggested "Suquamish tower and perhaps at the Casino up at Little Boston, they would have good visibility and coverage for client nodes." in this thread about a Bill of Materials for a Cell Site. http://mail.hamwan.net/pipermail/psdr/2019-April/002301.html Here are 2 emails I've sent before, copy and pasting in here for some examples and more info. Please pardon borrowing from other conversations without full context. Example #1) KARS Field Day Team, I just popped over to Mountain View Middle School to test the connection to HamWAN @ Gold Mtn. Worked great! Brem SD Tech Director Mike walked out to ask what's up, and explained that Field Day is usually in the back field, whereas I was setup in the front parking lot. On Friday, we'll need to identify a site location for my dish, with line-of-sight to Gold Mtn. We could also colocate a regular old wifi hotspot, fed from my dish. Probably best to have AC power, instead of battery all day, but I can provide a bigger battery if necessary. Keep me posted on timeline/plans for Friday setup. 2. Line-of-sight to Gold Mtn, easily identified by all the towers [image: 20190619_113940.jpg] 3. Powering the device with a 12v battery, and a Mikrotik mUPS PoE injector. [image: 20190619_114240.jpg] Zoomed view of Gold Towers, rough visual aim was sufficient. [image: 20190619_114443.jpg] We have a 44/net ip address [dylan@KI7SBI-Survey] > /ip address print Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic # ADDRESS NETWORK INTERFACE 0 192.168.88.1/24 192.168.88.0 bridge 1 D 44.24.240.108/28 44.24.240.96 wlan1 And, here are stats on the wireless connection. Connected to Sector 2. [dylan@KI7SBI-Survey] > /interface wireless monitor 0 ;;; KI7SBI mobile to K7WAN status: connected-to-ess channel: 5900/5/an wireless-protocol: nv2 tx-rate: 7.2Mbps-5MHz/2S/SGI rx-rate: 6.5Mbps-5MHz/2S ssid: HamWAN bssid: E4:8D:8C:F1:6D:22 radio-name: Gold-S2/K7WAN signal-strength: -62dBm signal-strength-ch0: -66dBm signal-strength-ch1: -65dBm tx-signal-strength: -67dBm tx-signal-strength-ch0: -71dBm tx-signal-strength-ch1: -70dBm noise-floor: -124dBm signal-to-noise: 62dB tx-ccq: 38% rx-ccq: 35% authenticated-clients: 1 current-distance: 16 wds-link: no bridge: no routeros-version: 6.43.4 last-ip: 44.24.244.4 current-tx-powers: 6Mbps:27(27/30),9Mbps:27(27/30),12Mbps:27(27/30), 18Mbps:27(27/30),24Mbps:27(27/30),36Mbps:27(27/30), 48Mbps:25(25/28),54Mbps:24(24/27),HT20-0:27(27/30), HT20-1:27(27/30),HT20-2:27(27/30),HT20-3:27(27/30), HT20-4:27(27/30),HT20-5:27(27/30),HT20-6:25(25/28), HT20-7:23(23/26) notify-external-fdb: no Example #2) Here is a smaller radio, connected to capitol park cell site. Shorter range, less gain. [image: 20181223_112817.jpg] I buy this hardware from streakwave.com, reliable source for the ROW model radios, and good prices. MikroTik mANT30 parabolic dish antenna 5GHz 30dBi MTAD-5G-30D3 Dish also comes with a “precision alignment” mount. *Radio Modem* MikroTik RouterBOARD RB912UAG-5HPnD-OUT MIMO modem You must order the ROW (rest of world) AKA International version *NOT* the US version. Amazon has them for $89.95 free Prime shipping but, you may not get the ROW version. *Optional* If you are in a noisy environment, you may want to buy the optional. We use this on towers. MikroTik Sleeve30 Kit - Kit for mANT30 Parabolic Antenna These are also options, integrated dish and radio, very nice, cheaper, less dB gain on the dishes, so less range. https://mikrotik.com/product/RBLHG-5nD https://mikrotik.com/product/RBLHG-5HPnD https://mikrotik.com/product/RBLHG-5HPnD-XL even a flat panel like this: https://mikrotik.com/product/RBSXTsq5nD Any Mikrotik 5Ghz Dual Chain device will work. We can choose hardware based on the range(gain), size, and cost. I used a cheap speaker stand from amazon, I think a nicer stand would be key to a reliable mobile setup. As far as your internet connected repeater, where is that located? We need Line of Site to an existing HamWAN cell site. We'd basically make the same set of hardware choices to choose what to hang on a tower, or install wherever your repeater is. If you have LOS to multiple HamWAN sites, we could have 2 separate links. IP addressing is 44/net public, dhcp. We can make static ip reservations by cell site. Winlink is very easy, since it is a public IP address, there is no port forwarding to configure, unless we choose to set our own firewall rules. If there are multiple hosts (cpu, repeater) at a site, they can all have individual public/static ip addresses, if that is desired. --- Dylan Ambauen KI7SBI --- Dylan Ambauen 360-850-1200 On Fri, Jul 10, 2020 at 4:50 PM Bob Stephens <af9w@bobandgloria.com> wrote:
Yes, if we can get a speaker, anyone can attend our Zoom meetings. I would only need a list of email addresses to send the Zoom link to
Bob Stephens AF9W
Island County EC/RO
*From:* PSDR <psdr-bounces@hamwan.org> *On Behalf Of * lionelhlvrsn@gmail.com *Sent:* Friday, July 10, 2020 3:24 PM *To:* 'Puget Sound Data Ring' <psdr@hamwan.org> *Subject:* Re: [HamWAN PSDR] HamWan Speaker
Hello all,
I saw a response that addressed the line of site questions, but not the speaker question. Perhaps I overlooked that one. If a speaker is arranged, there are a number of hams (including myself) on Bainbridge Island who would be very interested in attending. Would this be possible?
*-Lionel Halvorsen*
K7BIX
206-778-3368
*From:* PSDR <psdr-bounces@hamwan.org> *On Behalf Of *Bob Stephens *Sent:* Tuesday, July 7, 2020 9:00 AM *To:* psdr@hamwan.org *Subject:* [HamWAN PSDR] HamWan Speaker
I hope it is ok to post this request to this forum. I am the President of the Island County ARC on Whidbey and the Island County ARES/RACES EC/RO. We are looking at creating a digital network on the Island for EMCOMM using packet and Winlink both VHF/UHF and HF. We have looked at HamWan for the island before but our EOC’s do not have line of site. The island has lots of trees and topography that makes line of site anything difficult. We do have some hams that live near the water that might have HamWan access, especially when Blyn comes online. Most of these hams are recently new and don’t know much about HamWan. I was wondering if there was someone who could do a Zoom presentation introducing HamWan to our club on July 25th. The Zoom would start shortly after the meeting is called to order at 9:30am.
Bob Stephens AF9W
President, Island County Amateur Radio Club
Island County Amateur Radio Emergency Coordinator
Island County RACES Radio Officer
Home: 360-579-4257
Cell: 520-576-3087
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Along the lines that Dylan mentioned, my home HamWAN connection on Morgan Hill in Port Townsend uses a 30dBi dish mounted in a tree pointed at Gold Mt 40 mi to the South. It's powered by a 100 watt solar panel (and a small lead-acid battery) to keep the radio up 24x7. The 100 watt solar cell produces more than enough power to keep the radio up and the battery topped off, even on overcast days. There are some considerations when using battery for powering the radios--mainly the voltage drop over cat5 cable. I'm planning to swing the dish a few degrees clockwise once the Blyn sectors come online. Right now Blyn only has point-to-point connections to SnowDEM and Triangle Mt. John kx7jm ---- On Tue, 14 Jul 2020 20:31:58 -0700 Dylan Ambauen <dylan@ambauen.com> wrote ---- Hi Bob, Good to hear from you again, we met at Valley Camp last year. It would be very cool to interconnect the islands. The west coast of Bainbridge has a good view of Seattle cell sites. We can't get around line-of-sight. It is one big exercise in finding a LOS path. Rob's request for site details would help drill down on specifics. Seems like nobody from the Netops Team is available this Saturday morning. A future zoom meeting would be much more interesting with specifics to discuss. What questions do your members have? An often overlooked concept behind HamWAN is that it is less about "the Internet" and more about reliable communication between sites A and B that you care about.
From the San Juans, probably easiest to get LOS by shooting across the water. Does anyone have access to a ridgeline or hilltop? Cell sites can easily run with a solar panel and a battery, and can mount to a tree.
General information and hardware requirements are published at http://hamwan.org/ list archives http://mail.hamwan.net/pipermail/psdr/ Here is a recent post from Rob with plots of the Blyn/Coupeville coverage. http://mail.hamwan.net/pipermail/psdr/2020-July/003025.html http://mail.hamwan.net/pipermail/psdr/attachments/20200707/68c49049/attachme... http://mail.hamwan.net/pipermail/psdr/attachments/20200707/68c49049/attachme... Blyn just came online, and is located at: Latitude 48.006681 (48° 0' 24'' N) Longitude -122.972646 (122° 58' 21'' W) Any interested HAM could start by determining if you have line-of-sight to this or other hamwan cell sites. Use a high-gain dish to shoot long distances, and a 120 deg sector antenna to re-broadcast the signal. Bainbridge HAMs are also welcome of course. Kitsap ARS has expressed interest too. John Hays K7VE suggested "Suquamish tower and perhaps at the Casino up at Little Boston, they would have good visibility and coverage for client nodes." in this thread about a Bill of Materials for a Cell Site. http://mail.hamwan.net/pipermail/psdr/2019-April/002301.html Here are 2 emails I've sent before, copy and pasting in here for some examples and more info. Please pardon borrowing from other conversations without full context. Example #1) KARS Field Day Team, I just popped over to Mountain View Middle School to test the connection to HamWAN @ Gold Mtn. Worked great! Brem SD Tech Director Mike walked out to ask what's up, and explained that Field Day is usually in the back field, whereas I was setup in the front parking lot. On Friday, we'll need to identify a site location for my dish, with line-of-sight to Gold Mtn. We could also colocate a regular old wifi hotspot, fed from my dish. Probably best to have AC power, instead of battery all day, but I can provide a bigger battery if necessary. Keep me posted on timeline/plans for Friday setup. 2. Line-of-sight to Gold Mtn, easily identified by all the towers 3. Powering the device with a 12v battery, and a Mikrotik mUPS PoE injector. Zoomed view of Gold Towers, rough visual aim was sufficient. We have a 44/net ip address [dylan@KI7SBI-Survey] > /ip address print Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic # ADDRESS NETWORK INTERFACE 0 http://192.168.88.1/24 192.168.88.0 bridge 1 D http://44.24.240.108/28 44.24.240.96 wlan1 And, here are stats on the wireless connection. Connected to Sector 2. [dylan@KI7SBI-Survey] > /interface wireless monitor 0 ;;; KI7SBI mobile to K7WAN status: connected-to-ess channel: 5900/5/an wireless-protocol: nv2 tx-rate: 7.2Mbps-5MHz/2S/SGI rx-rate: 6.5Mbps-5MHz/2S ssid: HamWAN bssid: E4:8D:8C:F1:6D:22 radio-name: Gold-S2/K7WAN signal-strength: -62dBm signal-strength-ch0: -66dBm signal-strength-ch1: -65dBm tx-signal-strength: -67dBm tx-signal-strength-ch0: -71dBm tx-signal-strength-ch1: -70dBm noise-floor: -124dBm signal-to-noise: 62dB tx-ccq: 38% rx-ccq: 35% authenticated-clients: 1 current-distance: 16 wds-link: no bridge: no routeros-version: 6.43.4 last-ip: 44.24.244.4 current-tx-powers: 6Mbps:27(27/30),9Mbps:27(27/30),12Mbps:27(27/30), 18Mbps:27(27/30),24Mbps:27(27/30),36Mbps:27(27/30), 48Mbps:25(25/28),54Mbps:24(24/27),HT20-0:27(27/30), HT20-1:27(27/30),HT20-2:27(27/30),HT20-3:27(27/30), HT20-4:27(27/30),HT20-5:27(27/30),HT20-6:25(25/28), HT20-7:23(23/26) notify-external-fdb: no Example #2) Here is a smaller radio, connected to capitol park cell site. Shorter range, less gain. I buy this hardware from http://streakwave.com/, reliable source for the ROW model radios, and good prices. MikroTik mANT30 parabolic dish antenna 5GHz 30dBi MTAD-5G-30D3 Dish also comes with a “precision alignment” mount. Radio Modem MikroTik RouterBOARD RB912UAG-5HPnD-OUT MIMO modem You must order the ROW (rest of world) AKA International version NOT the US version. Amazon has them for $89.95 free Prime shipping but, you may not get the ROW version. Optional If you are in a noisy environment, you may want to buy the optional. We use this on towers. MikroTik Sleeve30 Kit - Kit for mANT30 Parabolic Antenna These are also options, integrated dish and radio, very nice, cheaper, less dB gain on the dishes, so less range. https://mikrotik.com/product/RBLHG-5nD https://mikrotik.com/product/RBLHG-5HPnD https://mikrotik.com/product/RBLHG-5HPnD-XL even a flat panel like this: https://mikrotik.com/product/RBSXTsq5nD Any Mikrotik 5Ghz Dual Chain device will work. We can choose hardware based on the range(gain), size, and cost. I used a cheap speaker stand from amazon, I think a nicer stand would be key to a reliable mobile setup. As far as your internet connected repeater, where is that located? We need Line of Site to an existing HamWAN cell site. We'd basically make the same set of hardware choices to choose what to hang on a tower, or install wherever your repeater is. If you have LOS to multiple HamWAN sites, we could have 2 separate links. IP addressing is 44/net public, dhcp. We can make static ip reservations by cell site. Winlink is very easy, since it is a public IP address, there is no port forwarding to configure, unless we choose to set our own firewall rules. If there are multiple hosts (cpu, repeater) at a site, they can all have individual public/static ip addresses, if that is desired. --- Dylan Ambauen KI7SBI --- Dylan Ambauen 360-850-1200 On Fri, Jul 10, 2020 at 4:50 PM Bob Stephens <mailto:af9w@bobandgloria.com> wrote: Yes, if we can get a speaker, anyone can attend our Zoom meetings. I would only need a list of email addresses to send the Zoom link to Bob Stephens AF9W Island County EC/RO From: PSDR <mailto:psdr-bounces@hamwan.org> On Behalf Of mailto:lionelhlvrsn@gmail.com Sent: Friday, July 10, 2020 3:24 PM To: 'Puget Sound Data Ring' <mailto:psdr@hamwan.org> Subject: Re: [HamWAN PSDR] HamWan Speaker Hello all, I saw a response that addressed the line of site questions, but not the speaker question. Perhaps I overlooked that one. If a speaker is arranged, there are a number of hams (including myself) on Bainbridge Island who would be very interested in attending. Would this be possible? -Lionel Halvorsen K7BIX 206-778-3368 From: PSDR <mailto:psdr-bounces@hamwan.org> On Behalf Of Bob Stephens Sent: Tuesday, July 7, 2020 9:00 AM To: mailto:psdr@hamwan.org Subject: [HamWAN PSDR] HamWan Speaker I hope it is ok to post this request to this forum. I am the President of the Island County ARC on Whidbey and the Island County ARES/RACES EC/RO. We are looking at creating a digital network on the Island for EMCOMM using packet and Winlink both VHF/UHF and HF. We have looked at HamWan for the island before but our EOC’s do not have line of site. The island has lots of trees and topography that makes line of site anything difficult. We do have some hams that live near the water that might have HamWan access, especially when Blyn comes online. Most of these hams are recently new and don’t know much about HamWan. I was wondering if there was someone who could do a Zoom presentation introducing HamWan to our club on July 25th. The Zoom would start shortly after the meeting is called to order at 9:30am. Bob Stephens AF9W President, Island County Amateur Radio Club Island County Amateur Radio Emergency Coordinator Island County RACES Radio Officer Home: 360-579-4257 Cell: 520-576-3087 _______________________________________________ PSDR mailing list mailto:PSDR@hamwan.org http://mail.hamwan.net/mailman/listinfo/psdr _______________________________________________ PSDR mailing list mailto:PSDR@hamwan.org http://mail.hamwan.net/mailman/listinfo/psdr
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