As of today, the K1JAY 2m and 70cm Repeaters are back in service! They are currently on the temporary indoors antenna until better weather allows us to get up on the roof top to repair or replace the antenna. I want to personally put out a huge “Thank You” to N1FBZ-Mike and KB1JME-David…..it takes a “Very Dedicated Amatuer Radio Person” to work on 4,000ft. Mountain Top Repeater Sites!
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Originally posted by Jason Garneau – STARC Treasurer on 2016-04-02
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted." If you've thought about putting a rope over a tree to support an
antenna, take a look at www.youtube.com/embed/Hjam9nEj0Tc. The video by Ron Senykoff, KG1T, of Harvard, MA, shows how he used a drone to drop a line over a very tall tree. The most exciting part starts around 1:30.
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73 de STARC
Michael N1FBZ has removed the N1STA UHF repeater from the repeater site for repair. Stay tuned here for info for when it will be put back into service.
73 de STARC
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.QST QST QST - Scott Fusare N2BJW - SK
It is with great sadness that we report the passing of our fellow brother in Amateur Radio, Scott Fusare, N2BJW. The Amateur Radio and the Tesla Coil builder worlds are going to miss you.
RIP Scott N2BJW.
73 de STARC
Obituary: Scott Thomas Fusare, 1963-2021
www.sevendaysvt.com
UTC Aerospace engineer was a key team member in research and development
