Hi all, And here's proof that this is fake. Greg KO6TH http://med.stanford.edu/ https://stanfordhealthcare.org/stanford-health-care-now/2020/novel-coronavirus.html Greg D wrote:

Hi Carl, My daughter works at Stanford, and she says they have spotted a number of "articles" on the Internet that aren't exactly reliable. This one seems to have the markings of such a bit of "news".

:) Perfect! I SO miss my honors physics classes at Berkeley! The staff there made things both approachable and enjoyable. I remember spending one class out on Faculty Glade throwing boomerangs with th

It's always been on 145.430 for me, but if I recall, the PL was 94.8. That would have been back in the early 1990's... "Old" has been official since my birthday a few months ago. As for the memory, we

Already on my calendar. Let me know how I can help. Greg KO6TH Michael - KK6GLP wrote:

Hi folks, Just a quick note to let you know that the presentation videos from our February general meeting are up on the club's YouTube channel. As a reminder, Orion AI6JB gave us a review of the club

Hi folks, Putting out a bit of an APB... A couple of years ago I was talking to someone at our club picnic in Applegate about DMR and what magic they could do with their DMR handheld. I forget who tha

Hi Gerry, Yeah, the WiFi industry's marketing-over-physics strategy ended up shooting itself in its proverbial foot on what a "channel" is. More channels is better, right? The problem is that the chan

Hmmpf. I was going to guess they were in the 70cm band, sort of like weather stations sensors and such with which we share the band. They must be programmable to 2m from, say, the 150 / 160mhz busines

Do the pagers run in the ham bands? The tones I get, but how does the RF part work? Greg KO6TH Jef - N5JEF wrote:

Hi folks, I've uploaded the video from Alan W6WN's January presentation "Radio for the Rest of Us" to the club's YouTube channel. If you missed his excellent presentation, or want to share it with fri

Hi folks, A reminder that the Tech-10 for the January General Meeting will be a "Show and Tell", being organized by Jim WA8MPA. Bring your new-to-you "gifts" from Santa and a short story about the ite

Hi Brian. A presentation is on my list, but I'm in need of a presenter. Any ideas? Greg. KO6TH

Wow. I thought it was a great deal at $41. To those with a puzzled look on their faces, consider this to be like the $300 antenna analyzer that the club has, but far more capable, and for a lot less m

Wow. I thought it was a great deal at $41. To those with a puzzled look on their faces, consider this to be like the $300 antenna analyzer that the club has, but far more capable, and for a lot less m

Jef - N5JEF wrote: Hi Jef, As we learned during the first of the outages a few months ago, "no cell coverage" is hard to define. It depends on carrier, service (2G, 4G, LTE, et al), and even the "you'

My pleasure. Good to know at least someone watches them once in a while. This upload was Brian's idea, so credit goes to him. Greg KO6TH carl.wf6j@... wrote:

Hi folks, If you were too distracted by playing Bingo to catch the entirety of this year's epic slide show, we've uploaded it to the club's YouTube channel for viewing. There's no annoying audio chann

Hi folks, As I noted last night at the Christmas Party, the "Tech 10" segment for January's meeting will be a short "Show and Tell" for what folks got for Christmas from Santa. In order to plan the me

Hi folks, The video of Don Whitaker's presentation on his experiences, and the history of Ceronix, is live on the club's YouTube channel: If you missed the meeting, or just want to review, here's your