The KC7Z 444.075 repeater has passed a Board vote and is now submitted for the required 14 day member comment period. If no negative comments are received by 9/6/21 the KC7Z system will receive it's

The K7SOA 440.9625 repeater has passed a Board vote and is now submitted for the required 14 day member comment period. If no negative comments are received by 9/6/21 the K7SOA system will receive

The W7BFD 442.300 repeater has passed a Board vote and is now submitted for the required 14 day member comment period. If no negative comments are received by 9/6/21 the W7BFD system will receive

Details. Time flies when you’re having fun…. Thanks Kenny. Rob

This is a positive comment in support of the allocation for NN7D repeater. I understand the repeater will be used by Gig Harbor area amateurs in support of their community emergency preparedness

I think Rob meant if no negative comments are received by 8/30/21, the coordination will be granted. (16+14=30) Thanks Kenny

The NN7D 444.900 repeater has passed a Board vote and is now submitted for the required 14 day member comment period. If no negative comments are received by 8/23/21 the NN7D system will receive it's

Larry, I'm glad we were able to bring up and we cover the topic last night. As I said, it was already on the agenda and was a planned activity. You actually caught me off guard by proposing it again,

First allow me to thank the group for hearing me last night. At first I felt like more important people were going to be recognized as the topic owner and then Kenny monologued the issues and actually

Fixed - This is the problem with having multiple places on the site with almost the same information. I removed all the old details about signing up from the 'Fees' page and provided a link to the new

Randy, To start the process, could you draw up a proposed a 'band plan' which is the first step to coordinating the microwave bands? Based on the immediate need/existing usage in WWA, starting with

Repeater Site Linking was at one time primarily accomplished on the 70cm band, and WWARA coordination polices allow for coordination of Link Frequencies, typically between repeater sites. The

Good question. You can find it under Process-Membership Dues https://www.wwara.org/coordination-process/membership/ Thanks! Scott N7SS

Good Evening, During the meeting, there was mention of a PayPal link to allow members to submit the membership fee. When browsing the Fees section, it only shows a link to the address which then

General WWARA Meeting When: Saturday, 8 May 2021 7:00pm to 9:00pm (GMT-07:00) America/Los Angeles Where: Zoom Meeting - Details to Follow Organizer: kenny@... Description: Q2 WWARA General

Reminder: General WWARA Meeting When: Saturday, 8 May 2021, 7:00pm to 9:00pm, (GMT-07:00) America/Los Angeles Where:Zoom Meeting - Details to Follow View Event Organizer: Kenneth

If it would help some repeater operators to make the transition, you could submit a grant proposal for some funding. I know the Utah VHF Society had a practice of using society funds to upgrade

Rowland, You ask what probably seems like a simple question, but is actually complicated to provide a simple answer to right now. The biggest issue is that right now there is only a high level

Does this mean that all repeaters will have to be setup for narrow banding? What of those whose equipment does not have that capability?

Thanks for letting me know sincerely Gerald Gaule ke7ggv pio for region 4/asm for western Washington arrl