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The Boiler Plate - What's Up ?
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LARG Monthly Meeting - May 18th |
The Loudoun Amateur Radio Group's Sunday Night 2-Meter Net |
LARG's Yahoo eMail Reflector - "QST de K4LRG" |
Amateur Radio Emergency Service Reflector and Internet Sites |
The LARG K4LRG Radio News |
The Old Dominion Emergency Net |
LARG Name Tag |
LARG Commuter Net |
ARRL Affiliated Club Benefit |
W1AW - ARRL Live CW Training How's DX |
CREDITS |
Also, Check The LARG Weekly Nets --> Sundays 8:30 PM at 145.310 or 146.700 or 147.48 MHz --> Sundays 7:30 PM at 3582.750 kHz - Digital Watering Hole Net --> Mondays 8:00 PM at 220 MHz - The 220 Experiment --> Tuesdays 8 PM 3545.00 kHz - Slow Speed CW Net --> Thursdays 8 PM 3675.00 kHz - HF SSB Net --> Thursdays NLT 8:45 PM 28405.00 kHz - HF SSB Net Listen on 3675.0 kHz for the 75-Meter Net to Close and QSY to 10-Meters --> Join our Weekday Commuter Nets on 147.480 MHz Simplex or 145.310 MHz W4DLS/R or 146.700 MHz WA4TXE/R - Peak Hours: 0700-0830 and 1600-1800 hours local. |
Loudoun Amateur Radio Group Weekly Operational Nets
- The 2013 Running Check-In Rosters - |
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The Very Popular Sunday Night 2-Meter FM Net This Loudoun Amateur Radio Group's Sunday Night 2-Meter Net operates on two outstanding local 2-Meter repeaters. If necessary, we switch to our Group's simplex frequency in Loudoun County, Virginia. Please refer to our operating schedule below. The Repeaters and Group's Simplex Net are: - The Dulles Amateur Radio Group's W4DLS/R Repeater at 145.310 MHz with negative 600 kHz offset and with a PL of 77 Hz. This repeater is located in eastern Loudoun County at the intersection of US Route 28 and the Dulles Toll Road. We all thank the Dulles Amateur Radio Group and Craig - N4FSC of Sterling, VA. - The WA4TXE/R Repeater in Leesburg, VA. that operates on 146.700 MHz with negative 600 kHz offset and with no PL. We all thank Dave - WA4TXE of Charles Town, WV. - The LARG Simplex Net on 147.480 MHz simplex with no PL. Operating Schedule: On Sundays that occur in odd numbered months, we will use the 145.31 machine - W4DLS/R. On Sundays in even numbered months, we will be on the 146.70 machine - WA4TXE/R. If you can't remember which to use, here's a hint: 145.31 ends in 1, which is an odd number, and 146.70 ends in zero, which most mathematicians throw in with the even numbers. For example, February, April, June, August, October and December are the even numbered months and during these months, we'll meet on the WA4TXE/R repeater. Of course, if the designated machine is ever down for any reason, we will automatically switch to the other - what a luxury! And, if both are inoperative, then we will meet on our Group's Simplex Net frequency of 147.480 MHz with no PL. Everyone is welcomed to join this event. Hope to meet you there!
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DIGITAL WATERING HOLE On August 26, 2008, the Loudoun Amateur Radio Group established a High Frequency Radio Digital Communications Net that
meets on Sunday evening at 7:30 PM Local Eastern Time on the digital sub-band frequencies on 80-Meters with a center frequency of 3582.750 kHz. Monday Night 220 Net On December 3, 2012, the Loudoun Amateur Radio Group established the Monday Night 220 Net that
meets weekly at 8 PM local time. |
Thursday Night HF SSB Net Thursday Night NCS Duty Roster The LARG Thursday Night SSB Net - Operating On A Clear-Channel Frequency of 3675.00 kHz from Loudoun in Northern Virginia
- meets on 3675.00 kHz on LSB at 8 PM Local Time on Thursday Evenings. The net will start up on this frequency or +/- the QRM in the Extra Class Subband on 75-Meters. The NCS will listen
for General Class Operator check-ins on an announced frequency above 3803.00 kHz. This is Session 1 on 75-Meters. In addition, at or before 8:45 PM, Session 2 will be conducted on 28405.00
kHz for additional check-ins by Technician and Novice Class Operators. SESSION 1 - 3675.0 kHz
Recent Check-Ins On The 75-Meter SSB Net During 2013 Include:
SESSION 2 - 28405.0 kHz
Recent Check-Ins On The 10-Meter SSB Net During 2013 Include: |
Tuesday Night 3545 CW Net "In The Year 3545 There Will Still Be Charlie Whiskey On 3545 kHz On Tuesdays At 2000 Hours Local
-- May The Morse Come To You !!!" - Norm Styer - AI2C August 29, 2007 |
Automatic Position Reporting System Signals de LARG Stations de 'The DBØANF ARPS Server v2' |
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Automatic Position Reporting System Signals de LARG Stations de 'FindU' - Data For Last Ten Days - |
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Reported Track Of A Mobile Unit |
CALL = CALL and SSID Like: ai2c-1 If you don't know the FULL CALL or SSID then use
'*' - like: ai2c* or ai2* |
Here Are Several Nice APRS Reference Sites on the Internet |
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(Loudoun ARG, Purcellville, VA. November 27, 2012)






(Loudoun ARG, Purcellville, VA., January 10, 2011)
(Loudoun ARG, Purcellville, VA., January 12, 2011 - Finally A Report On K4LRG.ORG)
(Loudoun ARG, Purcellville, VA., November 14, 2010)
(Loudoun ARG, Purcellville, VA., October 20, 2010)
(Loudoun ARG, Purcellville, VA., September 28, 2010)
(Loudoun ARG, Purcellville, VA., September 11, 2010)
(Loudoun ARG, Purcellville,
VA., July 18, 2010)
(Loudoun ARG, Purcellville,
VA., July 18, 2010)
(Loudoun ARG, Purcellville,
VA., June 1,, 2010)



(As Told By The Ghost Rider on July 21, 2007) 



