Our first Newsletter, The TRYON Yagi. Our editor Steve Kuck K2ALS has put together a great newsletter. Here is the link: The TRYON Yagi Thank you Steve, we will have a new one each month, keep an eye open for it. If you want to contribute to the publication, please email Steve, his email is on the last page of the newsletter. GREAT JOB STEVE!!!!!
Announcements
Announcements for upcoming events or other information.
2021-22 Dues
If you have not already paid your 2021-22 dues, please send them to:
Howard Selwitz KD2ABK, 42 Saratoga Blvd., Gloversville NY 12078.
Make checks payable to TRYON ARC. Still $10 a year for all this fun!!!!
Thank you for supporting the club!
2021-22 Officer Elections
It’s that time of year again and we elected our 2021-22 officers as follows: President – Don Gifford Wa2eZ, Vice-President – Steve Kuck K2ALS, and Treasurer and Secretary – Howard Selwitz KD2ABK. The club thanks you all for dedicating your time to a worthy cause, thank you!
Next Meeting:
Wednesday, January 12th, 2021
At 7:00 PM, bring a mask.
ARRL Exam Session begins at 5:30pm.
If you do not have an FCC FRN, you must register before you can take an examclick here: FCC Registration Number.
Location:
Fulton Sheriff Dept, EOC Room
Fulton County, Sheriff Dept., 2712 State Highway 29, Johnstown NY 12095.Entrances to the EOC room is located at the back of the building.
Topics:
- Repeater updates.
Upcoming topics (Subject to change):
- T.B.D.
New donation method: AmazonSmile
Don, WA2EZ has created an account to accept donations via the AmazonSmile program. If you wish to donate via this program, next time you buy something from Amazon.com use http://smile.amazon.com, select “Tryon Amateur Radio Club Inc.” and the club will receive 0.05% of your purchase at no cost to you.
Here is how to get started:
If you have any questions, please email Don at: wa2ez [at] live.com
Tryon ARC 445.075 PL:123 Repeater KW2Y and Information
We would like to introduce the new repeater KW2Y with frequency 445.075Mhz and PL:123.0 Hz. This repeater is located on Petersburg mountain at the Cobleskill repeater site.