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We had another informative net tonight with 7 check-ins plus net control, Brian – K6BPM and some chat room visitors! Tonight’s subjects included:

• Is the 2 meter repeater up out on Santa Cruz Island? (146.655). Hint: Yes.
• What does 131.8 PL on the input and 141.3 PL on the output of the Santa Cruz repeater.
• 3D printing and www.thingiverse.com.
• Navigating roundabouts in Santa Barbara and avoiding road-rage incidents.
• Possible presentation of CAD related programs and how they’re used in 3D printing projects at our club meeting?

Tune in to the SBARC TM&E Net every Thursday at 8:00 PM local (2000 Hrs) and see what interesting questions will arise or ask some of your own! All club members and visitors are encouraged to check in to the net each week and join in with questions and /or answers and contribute the knowledge of new and seasoned amateur radio operators alike.

The audio archive of this net can best be followed by downloading the .mp3 file for the appropriate date here and listening with the media player of your choice. You can move the progress slider forward or backward to the subject of interest to you.

We had another informative net tonight with 7 check-ins plus net control, Chuck – K5CAW and some chat room visitors! Tonight’s subjects included:

• New SharkRF openSPOT2.
• SBARC MESH Network update.
• Creality 3D Ender 3 V Slot 3D Printer.

Tune in to the SBARC TM&E Net every Thursday at 8:00 PM local (2000 Hrs) and see what interesting questions will arise or ask some of your own! All club members and visitors are encouraged to check in to the net each week and join in with questions and /or answers and contribute the knowledge of new and seasoned amateur radio operators alike.

The audio archive of this net can best be followed by downloading the .mp3 file for the appropriate date here and listening with the media player of your choice. You can move the progress slider forward or backward to the subject of interest to you.

We had another informative net tonight with 9 check-ins plus net control, Ken – KA6KEN and some chat room visitors! Tonight’s subjects included:

• Wondering why we’re hearing weak, other than local traffic on the 145.18 repeater. Answer: This time of year when conditions are good, you may hear traffic from repeaters on the same output frequency in other areas. Pasadena has a repeater on 145.18 and it was probably them.
• Boom in repeaters in the 70’s leading to boom in ham radio operators in the early 80’s.
• Pixie QRP transceiver kit.
• GMRS and PL tones.

Tune in to the SBARC TM&E Net every Thursday at 8:00 PM local (2000 Hrs) and see what interesting questions will arise or ask some of your own! All club members and visitors are encouraged to check in to the net each week and join in with questions and /or answers and contribute the knowledge of new and seasoned amateur radio operators alike.

The audio archive of this net can best be followed by downloading the .mp3 file for the appropriate date here and listening with the media player of your choice. You can move the progress slider forward or backward to the subject of interest to you.

We had another informative net tonight with 4 check-ins plus net control, Chuck – K5CAW and some chat room visitors! Tonight’s subjects included:

• Jim’s (N6SXB) CW keyer project coming along great, he’s making the case, base and cover with his new 3D printer (under $250.00) https://www.3dprintersbay.com/
• Would a 3D printed wrench with consumer available print medium stand up the tork required to tighten the nut?

Tune in to the SBARC TM&E Net every Thursday at 8:00 PM local (2000 Hrs) and see what interesting questions will arise or ask some of your own! All club members and visitors are encouraged to check in to the net each week and join in with questions and /or answers and contribute the knowledge of new and seasoned amateur radio operators alike.