KC7NYR

Last Updated on April 11, 2021 by KC7NYR

Welcome to My KC7NYR Amateur Radio Website. My name is Mark, KC7NYR. I am a Licensed Amateur Radio Operator. I was first licensed in 1994. During my working years tried to stay active on the air as much as possible. As you know, family, work and life had precedence.

In 1996 I obtained my 7 call sign for Oregon. I was originally licensed in Sacramento, California, I really didn’t like my call sign. I was moving my family north and we settled in Oregon. I obtained my current call sign, KC7NYR in 1996.

When I arrived in Oregon I was Elmered by W7LRB, Lucky! He is a silent key now, a huge loss to the Amateur Radio community and to me personally. He educated me on Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES), Incident Command System (ICS) and how to become a Net Control Station.

So in 1998 I started as a Net Control Station for the ARES District 1 Net here in Oregon. The previous D1 Net Manager, Bob, K0PB selected me to take his place and I became the ARES District 1 Net Manager in 1998. I only held this position until the work schedule didn’t allow. This is when I met Hal, KC7ZZB, what a great elmer and friend. Hal agreed to become the Assistant Net Manager. Hal is currently the District 1 Net Manager and I am the Assistant Net Manager. We are back working together as a team after 22 years, now that’s Amateur Radio!

I am also the Net Manager for the Linux User Net which is every Monday from 8:10PM-9:00PM PST on the ARRG K7RPT repeater system, our linked frequencies are 147.320, 147.040, 442.325 with a PL tone of 100. Also the 146.72 & 444.125 megahertz repeater on Wickiup Mountain with a 114.8 hz tone.

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The Linux User Net Recorded Sessions

Local Area Nets – Portland, Oregon

The ARES District 1 Net daily from 7:30pm-8:00pm on the K7RPT linked repeater system. The frequencies are 147.320, 147.040, 442.325, 444.125 with a PL tone of 100. Also the 146.72 megahertz repeater on Wickiup Mountain with a 114.8 hz tone. We also have an alternate repeater on 146.84 megahertz.

If you are local to our area and need to download the 2019 Oregon Regional Ham Template – ver July 4, which contains Oregon’s Regional VHF/UHF Ham Emergency Response Frequencies, visit my ARES page.

Linux User Net every Monday from 8:10PM-9:00PM PST. Our primary linked repeaters are; 147.32 and 442.325, 444.125 and 147.040 megahertz all having a 100.0 hz tone on The Amateur Radio Relay Group (ARRG) System.

Amateur Radio Newsline Report – Updated Every Friday, Most The time 🙂

NTTN net meets daily at 6:05 p.m. The NTTN is an Amateur Radio Net to handle formal written traffic into and out of the state of Oregon. The Northwest Oregon Traffic and Training net is a affiliated with the Radio Relay International Traffic System. The net is sanctioned to meet on the linked repeaters of the Western Oregon Radio Club, Inc. Frequency, 145.27, 145.43, 146.80, 443.150 and 442.525 MHz repeaters, all having a pl tone of 107.2.

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I believe that all Amateur Radio websites should share links. If you operate a active Amateur Radio website and like to exchange reciprocal links, contact KC7NYR.

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