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IRLP Node 3583
K7EK REPEATERS

145.410 mhz, 103.5 hz Lakewood


441.375 mhz, 103.5 hz Spanaway


442.625 mhz, 103.5 hz Baldi Mountain


927.950 mhz, 114.8 hz Baldi Mountain



147.140 mhz, 103.5 hz Graham Hill

REMOTE RECEIVERS:

100.0 hz in South Hill.

107.2 hz in Eatonville.


442.350 mhz, 141.3 hz Graham Hill

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The Amateur's Code

The Amateur's Code was written by Paul Segal, W9EEA, in 1928:

The Radio Amateur is:

CONSIDERATE . . . never knowingly operates in such a way as to lessen the pleasure of others.

LOYAL . . . offers loyalty, encouragement and support to other amateurs, local clubs, and the American Radio Relay League, through which Amateur Radio in the United States is represented nationally and internationally.

PROGRESSIVE . . . with knowledge abreast of science, a well-built and efficient station and operation above reproach.

FRIENDLY . . . slow and patient operating when requested; friendly advice and counsel to the beginner; kindly assistance, cooperation and consideration for the interests of others. These are the hallmarks of the Amateur spirit.

BALANCED . . . radio is an avocation, never interfering with duties owed to family, job, school, or community.

PATRIOTIC . . . station and skill always ready for service to country and community.



IRLP Node 3583




The 145.41 repeater in Lakewood (103.5 hz), sports a IRLP node, number 3583. This is an open node and all licensed amateurs are welcome. I just ask that you operate in accordance with current FCC regulations, be considerate to others, and use common sense, lest I be forced to limit access to a select few.

Before using the system, please listen for some time to ascertain whether someone is already accessing a node. The importance of this cannot be stressed enough.







To connect to a node, simply key your mic, identify your station, and then transmit the node number with your DTMF pad. When finished, ID again, and transmit the DTMF code 73.


The following supplementary commands may also be useful (Some of these commands may go away or be modified in the future as I experiment with various enhancements and scripts).

00 - Check connect status

01 - Abbreviated weather summary

02 - More thorough weather summary

A01 - Speak Node Status

A02 - Speak Node Station ID

## - Speak Current Local Date & Time

A04 - Speak Station ID and Date & Time

A10 - Speak Last Call Received Node & When

A11 - Speak Last Called Out Node & When

A12 - Speak Last Call Waiting & When

A13 - Speak All Last Connections - No Date & Time

A20 - Connect To Last Call Received Node

A21 - Connect To Last Called Out Node

*69 - Connect To Last Call Waiting Node

A23 - Connect To Last Connected Node




You can monitor the status of IRLP node 3583 with a web browser at the following URL:

http://14541.dyndns.org:15426/irlpvmon/

You may get a list of currently active nodes at IRLP.NET.
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k7ek
28/07/2010 00:30
K7EK-5 HF WINMOR Radio Mail Server is available 24/7 on 3569.5 or 7081.1 khz (CENTER). Direct on 3568 or 7079.6 USB. Everyone is welcome!

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22/04/2010 18:27
PIERCE COUNTRY ARES NETS: ZONE 2, TUESDAYS AT 1830, 145.41/R, 103.5 hz - ZONE 5, TUESDAYS AT 1845, 146.43 mhz SIMPLEX.

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22/04/2010 16:09
13th Annual NWAPRS Summer Gathering: Sept 10-12, 2010, Valley Camp, North Bend, WA. See www.nwaprs.info.

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21/04/2010 20:46
7 PM SUNDAY NIGHT PACKET NET SERVER CHANGE: From ELYSSA or DIRECT on 145.63, CONNECT TO K7EK-8 & type CONVERS. From telnet, go to www.k7ek.net, PORT 3694, type C K7EK-8, then TYPE CONVERS.

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18/04/2010 21:30
Kitsap County RMS Node now on 145.630. KB2SKP-10 has moved from 145.010 to 145.630. Try direct or thru ELYSSA! 24/7 and emergency powered!

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29/03/2010 02:29
Join us Mondays at 1900 hours local on 442.625/R, 103.5 hz, for the Pierce County District 5 Medical Services Team Net. Everyone welcome!

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