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I will bringing a new P25 Kenwood TK-5210 (VHF) and my Kenwood TK-2180. Joey will have his 2180 and well as his TK-2170. Plus my laptop has tons of local programming from Central Washington State.

(If anyone has any Kenwood radios I would love to read them out!)

See you there

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Spectrum Communications, Inc.
526 S Locust Lane
Moses Lake, WA 98837

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I wouldn't mind chipping in a few bucks; while I can't write it off, I can write it down.

I'm getting low on funds, but I can chip in 10 or so.

I can write it off.



That sounds familiar :lol:

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Don't feel bad if you can't use your STD100/200; there are still people using Digital Frequency Search!
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Joey & I can chip in $5 or $10 a piece. Anything we can do to help!

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Spectrum Communications, Inc.
526 S Locust Lane
Moses Lake, WA 98837

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Kenwood/Relm-BK/Vertex-Standard/David Clark/USAlert/Swissphone. Serving You Since 1978!
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http://www.scml.us
http://www.insp.com
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Brad, I will be there an I dont have a problem helping out with the cost of the room looks like we have a few people that are willing to help.

thanks K7OEK

+1... I'm good for chipping in a few bucks.

I can chip in a few bucks.

Ok, that helps a lot.

It's a go.

Brad.

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Not really.

:chaingun:

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President-in-Exile, Seattle Area Radio Communications And Scanner Traffic Intercept Crew (SARCASTIC)
Don't feel bad if you can't use your STD100/200; there are still people using Digital Frequency Search!
Bunnery definition for the under-fives

Attendees So Far:

T68
Wilrobinson
Keith/K7RFY
Pat/W7PLW
NickCarr
Curt
FlashP
N7QOR
Kevin/N7KGB
PrestonBJ
JoeyWeedin
AtomicTaco
Sean
K7OEK
Technoweenie
Dave/KA7RRA

EDIT:
N7JLF
N7MAQ
MikeGilbert

There are a few other lurkers that may be showing up.

After introductions, topics could include:
The state of InterceptNW as a local Monitoring Resource
New Radios - Show and Tell
Software/Hardware
Radio Programming and sharing of data files.
Discussion of future 800mzh system upgrades, and how they may affect monitoring.
Federal System update - IWN

And, whatever else comes up....

EDIT: Though the Poodle Dog itself does not have Wifi capability, one of our members may be able to provide some connectivity in the room. Not a promise, but it may happen.

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FYI:

Jparks29 = TechnoWeenie here...

I am me. :D

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Ok, thanks - will edit.

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Ok, that will work - local talk in can be this simplex frequency.

For wide-area coverage, I usually monitor 444.300 (103.5). It's the Buck Mtn machine near Quillicene (4000 ft). It's good for the wide area coverage - though I'm not sure if it will cover into the building in Fife.

Any recommendations for a low-level 2m or 70cm repeater in the Fife area - one that will provide low-power coverage from a handheld in side the Poodle Dog restaurant?

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