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11/26/08
Dang I'm on the ball lately. I
paid for the domain renewal. I have also taken the time to add a Kenwood
D710A page. This page also contains the MCP-2A programming file for
both the Kenwood D710a and the V71. This file will easily allow you to
program all the coordinated amateur radio repeaters in Wisconsin. Point
and Click BABY! Have a good holiday
11/12/08
Wow, good to do a update for once. I
got notice that my domain will expire soon. I figured if I'm going to
renew it I should probably update. I added a list of all the Wisconsin
Amateur Radio repeaters. The list has CTCSS tone out info on it. I soon
hope to add a Kenwood programming file for the D710 and TMV71 radios. This
file will be the entire state of Wisconsin Repeaters. Check back soon. The
new repeater page is HERE.
07/22/06
I just put up a page displaying my
6M accomplishments. Check out the Six Meter page
06/27/06
Wow it's been a long time since I
updated! Last weekend was Field Day. I operated at W9VCL
site. It was a good time. I worked 6 and 2 Meter SSB. I had a few good
contacts. It was a long weekend. Our move was done a few months ago. I'm
finally getting my antennas back up slowly. The weekend of the SMIRK
contest I worked Puerto Rico and St. Martin Island on 6M. Over all it's
been a good time.
10/26/05:
I'm still alive! Not much time for
updates, but a lot has been going on. Unfortunately I'm out of work
right now due to a motorcycle crash. I have 3 broken ribs. I hope to go
back soon. There has been a lot of equipment changes that I need to
update here. I have added some live scanner links under the scanning
pages. Enjoy!
7/02/05:
Not a whole lot to report. 6
Meters has been good lately. Working a lot of new grids. Seen a small
amount of success for the June VHF/UHF contest and SMIRK
contest the following week. Yesterday was the flag raising for the
largest American flag in the nation. Check out the news
article. What a way to put the city on the map. Have a safe Independence
Day!!!!!!
4/12/05:
Not much new going on here. I
still have the APRS station running. I also
bought a new Kenwood D7AG in February. It's a nice rig. My Yeasu FT-100D
had the front end on 2M blow out. I sent it in for repair. The repairs
including full alignment and return shipping was $122. The 100D came
back from repair working better than new. Now the S-Meter on the 100D is
a little more believable. I'm happy with the service.
1/07/05:
I just a few updates to the Equipment,
APRS, Links, TT3,
and Geocaching
pages. I also added some links to my UI-Webserver
pages that are being "tested" right now.
10/25/04:
Added pictures to the APRS
and TinyTrak3 pages. Updated the Equipment
page.
10/24/04:
My TinyTrak3 (TT3) and Yaesu
FT-8800R interface information posted here.
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Above: Picture taken at
Grays Lake Illinois Hamfest
www.kc9axz.com
Ok, so you want to know what
KC9AXZ means? KC9AXZ is the call sign issued to me by the Federal
Communications Commission (FCC). If you haven't noticed this site is
dedicated to Amateur Radio, and radio hobbies in general. If you
want to learn more about Amateur Radio, check out my site. After you
explore the whole site, follow the links. I have included what I
believe are the best, most useful site links you'll ever need.
Please don't just hit and run. Come back on a regular basis and
check for updates. I'm sure I haven't even scratched the surface of
information to be had.
Thanks for visiting, 73 Jon
KC9AXZ
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