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The Prez Sez

ith January of a New Year comes

closing out and starting anew. We take

stock of what we did and plan what to

do. 2004 was full of challenges,

accomplishments, and disappointments.

The New Year promises the same. We

hope that yours is happy and prosperous.

The DM80 Txpedition is coming up

fast so we hope that everyone who is

going has their reservations made by

now. We are still in the process of

gathering together equipment and tools

and supplies for the HF station. Unlike

our local field day we cannot easily run

home to get something we forgot or

didn’t know we needed. So we hope the

VHF, Satellite and the Rover team is

doing the same. From talk on the

repeater it sounds like the Rover team is

getting it together. We are really looking

forward to staying at the Prude Ranch. It

will be a nice break from the winter

blahs. If you would like to go and

haven’t committed yet there is still time.

We know the weather is going to be

perfect, but just in case, we will be

scrutinizing the weather forecasts for that

time period.

The TARC club repeaters took a beating

from weather and hard use last year. At

this month’s meeting we need to discuss

and plan for new antennas on the tower.

It will be necessary to fund the purchase

of antennas and the labor to install them.

We received a note of thanks from Mrs.

Beverly Hogue for the overwhelming

response to the sale of Aubry’s

equipment. And thanks from me for the

help from Gaylen, KD5KIZ, in setting up

the web site to help in that sale. And

thanks to Rusty, KD5YWD, and Mike,

WA5MOI, and Brenda, KD5SLA, for

helping with testing and cataloging the

equipment. Look for more equipment to

be offered in a similar way.

This month’s meeting will include a

video of interest and if we don’t eat it all

ahead of time there is rumor of some

very expensive chili. Might need some

help with extras to go with it.

73 de kc5smc

Bob Sanford

New to the Family

ongratulations to Bradley Stegall,

W5KEH, of Gladewater on his upgrade

to Extra Class.

ongratulations to David Russ,

KE5DHW, of Bullard on passing his

Technician test.

hanks to all the VE’s who attended

this December test session. We made it

possible for these applicants to pursue a

dream hobby.

o John Wheat, WA5JW, we miss your

attendance at the test session. I continue

to look for your truck in the Red Cross

parking lot when I arrive. It will be a

blessed day when you return. May the

New Year be filled with the best of

health to you. May God bless and keep

you.

Mark Roddy

WA5MR

Club Directories are now

available for Club

members. If you did not

receive one at the

December meeting,

please contact Ricky

Cates, WA5RC for your

copy.

Editorial

Pass The Plate

am reminded of the preacher who told

his congregation that the church was

about to take the weekly offering. Of

late, contributions had been few and far

between. The preacher thought that he

would inspire additional giving. He said

that he knew of one church member who

had committed adultery. He said he

expected that member to contribute $100.

When the plate was brought to the front

it had 34 $100 bills in it.

My point is that we all can find some

reason to contribute to the maintenance

of our club equipment. Be sure to read

Ed’s report and consider your usage of

the club repeaters. A few dollars from

each member would go a long way

toward paying for needed repairs without

impacting the club’s general fund. I

encourage each member and/or user of

the club’s machines to help financially

with the needed repairs. We can ALL

spare some amount for this project. It is

said “give ‘til it hurts”. Let’s all feel

some pain.

I wish each of you a happy and joyous

New Year.

Rusty Walker

KD5YWD

The Tyler Amateur

Radio Club for the

benefit of its members

and the Ham Radio

Community publish the

GroundWire monthly

The GroundWire

January 2005

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Page 1 - The GroundWire

The Prez SezWith January of a New Year comesclosing out and starting anew. We takestock of what we did and plan what todo. 2004 was full of challenge

Page 2 - KE5ARK & KD5YWD

Shack SpotlightEach month we will feature a stationpicture. This month I’ll start it out withours. Please submit your photos. KE5ARK & KD5YW

Page 3

I Saw It OnThe InternetOccasionally I like to surf the Internet,just to see what’s out there. I would liketo pass on some of the information I’vecome

Page 4 - Newsbreak

Ham RadioAnd the MediaThe media can be a very valuable tool touse to get the word out about Ham radio.And, it’s much easier than folks mightthink. In

Page 5

Satellite Corner Let's put a portable satellite stationtogether!This will be a minimal $ station thatshould fit within any budget utilizingexisti

Page 6

Morse MattersIn the aftermath of the Titanic disaster of1912, it was widely recognized that thenascent maritime radiotelegraph industryneeded a standa

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Repeater NotesFor those who read the last GroundWire article I sent out here is an updateon recent changes at the M-Side towerlocation.2m 147.000 -600

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