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2016 Weather Baloon Launch

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Repeater sites 2016

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Medina County Amateur Radio Club

The Medina County Amateur Radio Club (M2M) is a nonprofit, ARRL Special Service registered, Amateur Radio organization based in Medina County, Ohio, dedicated to communication, public service, education and fellowship.
Many of our members also are involved with Skywarn, ARES/MECARS, RACES, and assist with community events. such as bicycle and foot races.
We meet on the second Monday of each month , either in-person or on-air.
See WWW.W8EOC.org for more information.

Medina County Amateur Radio Club
This is a demonstration of several support applications that can run simultaneously with WSJT-X. 
     The JT-ALERT application monitors needed DXCC Entities, States, Zones, Grid Squares, and provides an interface for automatic logging of FT8 contacts.
     The N3FJP Amateur Contact Log will be used for auto-logging with WSJT-X and JT-ALERT.
     DXLAB SUITE provides world map monitoring which displays band propogation, along with an additional logging application.
     This presentation is for more serious FT8 users and those who would like to eliminate paper logging.
Enhanced FT8 Operation by Ed Eyerdom K8NVR
YouTube Video UCir8flYo92HfMMveQYYav2Q_fJiMWfvXWz4
Ed K8NVR will review the SDRplay RSPduo.  It is a dual-tuner wideband full featured 14-bit SDR  which  covers  the  entire  RF  spectrum  from  1kHz  to  2GHz giving 10MHz of spectrum visibility. Combined with the power of SDRuno software for Windows, you can simultaneously monitor two  completely  separate  2MHz  bands  of  spectrum  anywhere between 1kHz and 2GHz.  The RSPduo provides three software selectable antenna inputs, and clocking features ideally suited to industrial, scientific and educational applications.  All it needs is a computer and an antenna to provide excellent communications receiver  functionality.
SDR Play Review by Ed Eyerdom K8NVR
YouTube Video UCir8flYo92HfMMveQYYav2Q_lzgUGxpHLrA
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    The spring 2021 Red Cross Nationwide Emergency Communications Winlink Drill will be held on May 8, which is World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day 2021. Details and instructions are available. Sign up for email updates. Ahead of the May nationwide exercise, the American Red Cross (ARC) Emergency Communications training group will continue its Winlink […]
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