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W5PAA QSL Card
W5PAA
Direct Mailing - SASE Required:
DOT/FAA/MMAC/AJW-14
6500 S. MacArthur Blvd. Bldg. 189
Oklahoma City, OK 73169
Attention: Steve Bitner, AJW-143

Or send to the ARRL W5 Bureau: W5 QSL Bureau
P.O. Box 2591
Claremore, OK USA 74018-2591
Comments or questions on this Bureau's operation may be directed to: k5yaa@okdxa.org
Officers
President: Mike Rockey KE5EQC
Vice-President: Jim Glover WB5UDE
Secretary: Allen Cope AE5C
Treasurer: Ilana Steinhorm KD5UGP
Trustee: Steve Bitner AE5OU

The Aeronautical Center Amateur Radio Club, Inc. mission is to offer it's members a means of demonstrating and sharing their knowledge, skills, and experiences in amateur radio with others and provide emergency communications services to the community.
This is accomplished through support of local and national amateur radio events and drills, conducting licensing workshops, and training in emergency communications procedures.
The club call sign is "W5PAA" and operate 3 repeaters - one at the frequency output of 442.7000 MHZ, one at 146.850 and 146.985 extending the range of club members and other radio amateurs in the greater Oklahoma City area.

Highlights

Sept 2 at 6:30 p.m.
Monthly Club Meeting. All Invited.
OKC FIRE DEPT. TRAINING CENTER
800 N Portland Ave
Oklahoma City OK, 73118

Sept 4 at Noon
Edmond Siren Test
The First Saturday Edmond Siren test will be this Saturday -Sept. 4 at Noon Try to arrive around 11:45. If you can help please contact Frank Tassone

Sept 25-26
Bike MS Challenge
The event begins in Tulsa, on Saturday, 25 September and travels to Chandler, following Route 66, where the group will stay overnight. On Sunday morning, the cyclists continue into Oklahoma City to the state capital.
If you wish to participate, please contact Tom Stroud, KD5OPH

Alerts

CW Class Changes
For those attending the CW classes on Tues evenings we will start at 6:30 PM form here on out.
For any of you who could not make on July 27 you can contact Paul Thompson

Mori Tech Net Repeater Change
Effective Aug 10, 2010 the MORI Tech Net will meet on the 146.850 repeater until further notified. The 146.925 repeater is temporally out of service. It will more than likely be out of service until the new equipment is installed in about 2-3 weeks.

IRLP Issues
We have been advised of some problems when connecting to any of the "reflectors" (those in the 9000 numbers). Our node causes pulsing which makes problems for others connected to the reflectors at the same time.
Please do NOT conenct to any of the reflectors until we get the problem resolved.

Oklahoma State Amateur Radio
Identification Application
This is issued by the Department of Public Safety.
You will need to mail this application in with a copy of your license to:
Department of Public Safety
P.O. Box 11415
Oklahoma City OK 73136-0415
Download Application Here ( PDF )