IRLP Status:
N6USO Node 3718 is connected to Reflector 9350
Thank you for your Well-Wishes
As you may have heard, I was recently involved in an motorcycle accident at work. I sustained several serious injuries as a result.
I find myself in considerable pain, but I am happy with my rate of recovery. I am back to work on light duty from my on duty accident.
I will have to have another surgery soon and I am waiting for that surgery to be scheduled.
I will not be back to full duty for a while.
Thanks again for everyone's prayers/calls/e-mails.
73 Burt, N6USO
Repeater Now Encodes Tone
This Repeater is now has Tone Encoded on the output to help filter out the interference from the Mt. Palomar repeater. I hope that this will increase your enjoyment of the repeater. If you have any questions about the system, feel free to send e-mail.
Repeater Information
This Repeater is part of the American Red Cross Emergency Radio System, for the Arcadia American Red Cross area. The main purpose of this repeater is for EMERGENCY AND DISASTER COMMUNICATIONS. If there is no declared emergency, then local charity events in need of a repeater for their event's amateur radio communications, has the next priority. The Motorcycle Amateur Radio Club (M.A.R.C.), has priority for REPEATER use for all their charity events. If any the above conditions do not apply, then the repeater is available for all VALID FEDERALLY LICENSED AMATEURS to use and enjoy. Please enjoy the repeater and I look forward to hearing you. If you have any questions about the system, feel free to send e-mail.
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