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W0KVA Limon/DM89CI
Do it again in 2008!
We attempted to get Pikes Peak this
year, but our deployment takes more effort and space than the managers
of the mountain were willing to allow us.
We'll be back in our usual spot on
Cedar Point in DM89. We're trying for 6, 2, 220, 432, 902, 1296, 
and 10GHz hardware this year. We expect it to be a
blast, and if you want to play, let us know so we can expect and plan
for you!
We'll be going out on Friday and
returning to the city on Monday morning. For last year's pictures, check
this out.
Rocky Mountain Ham Radio
And the Colorado D-Star Organization
RMHR has thrown their hat in the
ring to assist Colorado D-Star organization (a group consisting of
several ARES groups and other repeater groups in Denver) in deploying a
new D-Star repeater stack in the Denver metro area, a grant given by
Ham Radio Outlet. The system
is active in test mode and will be going live for your use very soon.
ARES District 22
Members
And RMHAM Work on Trailer
12/31/07, Aurora, CO, Several very
skilled members of Arapahoe County Amateur Radio Emergency Services
District 22 work together with Rocky Mountain Ham Radio doing
significant work on the Comm Trailer. Adding new radios and
systems, fixing minor damage, and cleaning up the trailer in general.
See Pictures from the menu above or
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Rocky Mountain Ham Radio and Mountain Top
Associates of Colorado have joined forces!
Mountain Top Associates one of Colorado's premier
"technology" based clubs supporting some of the best repeaters in the
area has joined forces with us. RMHAM will continue to maintain MTTOP's repeaters and
Mountain Top will continue to be the experimentation and technology arm.
We are proud to be part of this union and believe that this makes us a
more robust and well rounded single group.
Comm Trailer Supports
ARES Demonstration
For Colorado Hospital Association
May 9 and 10, 2008, RMHAM and
Colorado ARES pooled it's resources to demonstrate their abilities to
members of the Colorado Hospital Association at their yearly convention.
There was an obvious lack of knowledge about Hams and what they can
offer the medical community in times of disaster. This event was a
huge success.
Click
here for photos
Rocky Mountain Ham Radio
Communications Trailer
For
pictures of this project, please
click here. We have created a
trailer for contest use as well as for emergency and public service uses.
Our
Mission
We also work closely with other local clubs to create quality radio
systems and work to further the causes of amateur radio and protect the
interests of the amateur radio community.
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