Hi Kenny, 900 Mhz? Also links to the copies of the other machines... And there was another one you wanted me to amend, and I forget which one it is... I hope to have the 220 machine back up, and

Following an uneventful test period, the comment period is open for the W7ACS repeater 440.600 Lake Forest. If no negative comments are received the repeater will be considered coordinated July 2.

Following an uneventful test period, the comment period is open for the WA7DOB repeater 441.375 near Lake Youngs. If no negative comments are received the repeater will be considered coordinated July

Stan, Peter just put it up for a board vote last night or this morning.... Thanks Kenny

Kenny Just wondering about 146.640 in Edgewood? Could be I'm pushing things some, I've lost track of time. Thanks again Stan K7DKK PC DEC 253 381 5230

I just sent out 24 certificates of coordination, these are for all the renewals and new coordinations issued in the last three months. If you were expecting one and don't have an e-mail from me,

Following an uneventful test period the comment period is open for the WA7ACS repeater 440.175 just south of Everett. If no negative comments are received the repeater will be considered coordinated

Following an uneventful test period the comment period is open for the 444.825 in Seattle. If no negative comments are received the repeater will be considered coordinated June 30.

Cancelled: Q2 - General Membership Meeting This event has been cancelled. When: Saturday, 15 June 2019 10:00am to 12:00pm (GMT-07:00) America/Los Angeles Where: Tukwila Fire Station

Reminder: Q2 - General Membership Meeting When: Saturday, 15 June 2019, 10:00am to 12:00pm, (GMT-07:00) America/Los Angeles Where:Tukwila Fire Station #51 View Event Organizer: Kenny

Thanks Kenny

After reviewing the agenda (or lack of) and the busyness of the month (Seaside a couple weeks ago and Field Day in a couple weeks) the board has decided to cancel the general membership meeting this

Just a reminder for anybody attending the hamfest in Seaside this weekend that the WWARA has a presentation slot on Saturday, 12:00-12:50 in the Riverside C room. We have invited some of the other

Gentlemen, I am really excited to see so much interest in advancing the WWARA (and neighbor coordinating bodies) policies. I'm going to suggest that those who want to contribute to the narrow-banding

Hi Frank, If WWARA is unwilling to change, or be different than it has been, with your emails as good evidence that you have not much interest in adapting or change, then there really isn’t much

Randy, WWARA does have a monitoring program. We periodically check to see that coordinated repeaters are "still on the air". This is a semi-automated process (computer-controlled radio

That is an interesting approach. At some point, we likely need to define and agree on what constitutes good use of the spectrum. I’ve got repeater owners that try to keep the chatter down on their

Hi Frank, I believe what I proposed was a monitoring tool that provides data which highlights well utilized and under-utilized repeaters, and provides data to the community to inform a dialog/next

Randy, We are not the Band Police. WWARA is a Repeater Coordinator. If you have a repeater on the air, and your license is valid, and you have sought and received coordination from us (in FCC-speak

Frank, you're exactly on point with the sack being full. Spectrum Management technology is much cheaper than ever before - software defined receivers, software and network connectivity - It's not