Clay Bartholow's (W0LED) Question for the Net

Field Day

Details: Last Updated on Wednesday, August 15 2018 13:01

Plans

2018 TBD

Past Results

Field Day results from previous years:

Year	Class	Total Points	Total QSO's	Partic-ipants
2018	3A	1970	350	TBD
2017	3A	2700	540	TBD
2016	3A	1604	554	15
2015	2A	1506	348	18
2014	2A	890	167	15
2013	2A	2168	647	37
2012	4A	2360	547	25
2011	5A	1874	322	33
2010	2A	1228	234	33
2009	2A	892	163	10
2008	2F	1302	424	??
2007	2A	1346	219	15
2006	2A	1576	209	18
2005	2A	1206	228	23
2004	2A	1238	186	12
2003	2A	974	130	8
2002	2A	1450	366	22
2001		872

Club Repeaters

Details: Last Updated on Thursday, March 17 2022 20:36

The Anoka County Radio Club hosts a wide-area 2-meter repeater on 146.670 MHz. It has an input CTCSS/PL tone of 114.8 Hz. The input frequency is 146.070. It transmits off of the Blaine water tower on Paul Parkway with an ERP of about 350 watts. The antenna is about 180 feet above the ground.

We have a number of receive sites, and are working on more!

Blaine Receive Site: The antenna is about 180 feet above the ground.
Fridley Receive Site: The antenna is about 100 feet above the ground.
Centerville Receive Site: The antenna is about 170 feet above the ground.
Portable Field Link Site: On Standby

Note: Any statuses listed are not real-time and may not reflect the current status of the repeater(s).

Having trouble getting in to the repeater?

* Can you hear the repeater? Make sure frequency is 146.670.

* Does the frequency change to 146.070 when you hit PTT? If not, then the offset is not set to Minus. If another frequency comes up instead, then your offset is not correct (should be 600Khz, negative / minus offset)

* Does your radio have a "T" or "CT" on the screen when you transmit? If NOT, then your radio might have the tone selected but transmission of the tone not enabled. Check the manual for your radio regarding turning on CTCSS for transmit. Often two settings need to be configured to properly enable tone (one to select the tone, one to enable).

Still having trouble? Contact KC0LQL via Email from QRZ or bring your radio to a club meeting for help.

On-Air Nets

Details: Last Updated on Monday, February 08 2021 09:39

On-Air Nets

The Anoka County Radio Club hosts an on-air net every Wednesday night at 7:00 p.m. on the 146.670 Repeater. If you have any ideas or questions, contact us on the net!

Our Frequent Net Controllers include: