The Denver Radio Club, WØTX

Denver Colorado, U.S.A.
E-Mail to: W0TX@w0tx.org

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Join our weekly Club Sunday night net at 8:30 PM MT and the
weekly DRC Learning Net on Wednesdays
(except 3rd Wed) at 7:30 PM MT
Both are on the 145.49- & 448.625- repeaters (100.0 Hz PL)

The next Denver Radio Club Meeting will be held on

Wednesday, June 20th, 2012.

The meeting will be at the El Jebel Shrine, 4625 West 50th Ave., Denver, CO.

We will meet in the East Room, on the 2nd Floor at the top of the stairs.

Join our new ham "Elmer" question and answer session at 6:30 PM in the East Room

or attend the Technical Committee Meeting, also at 6:30, in the lower level

For a map to the Club meeting location click here.
Remember... Visitors are Always Welcome!... so please bring a friend.

Looking for someone to share or provide a ride to the club meetings?
Learn about the club's new eRideshare website by clicking here

SPECIAL REQUEST regarding Colds and the Flu:

We always like to see every DRC member at every meeting and activity, but, if you are sick or suspect you may have the flu, a cold or other similar ailment ... Please Do Not Expose fellow Club members. This is the time when you should Not Attend. Thanks for your understanding.

The New St Anthony Medical Campus Repeater is now Operational
Try it out 447.825 - 100Hz Tone Required
(Photos Here - 4.5MB PDF File)

Fact of the Day

Back Issues of The RoundTable Newsletter are now available on this website.
For more information and access,
Please Click Here

To read the DRC President's Message from our monthly Club Newsletter,
"The RoundTable"... (a full 8 page PDF version is sent by e-mail to Club members),
please click on the "President's Message" button below.

Are you ready to expand your Amateur Radio horizons?

Try the DRC 6 Meter Repeater.
Receive it on 53.090 Mhz., transmit to it on 52.090 Mhz., using a 107.2 Hz. access tone

Experiment with the 1.25 Meter Band using our 220 Repeater.
Receive on 224.380 MHz., transmit on 222.780 MHz., using a 100.0 Hz access tone.

And, if you have packet capability --
Our HF-VHF Packet Gateway will let you work the world on packet through the gateway node WØTX-7.
Try it at 145.05 Mhz on 2 meters or 14.105 Mhz on 20 meters

These repeaters and the packet gateway (2M side) can be used by all hams with Technician class and above licenses.

They are located west of Denver in Lakewood, providing local metropolitan area coverage -
however, they are not wide area repeaters.

And, remember that our wide area repeater on Squaw Mountain, 449.350, is also an EchoLink station, number 4140. Call your out of town ham friends, or have them call you by connecting through their local EchoLink station or their PC.

Please see our DRC Repeaters Page...click below... it has photos showing our EchoLink® repeater location.

Ready for your Ham license? Time to Upgrade? Need to find a VE Testing Session?

Please Click Here

Bob Zimprich, KBØBZZ, is our Emergency Communications Coordinator.
For important information regarding Emergency Communications,
Click on our "EmComm Info" link button below.

For interesting links to other web sites on our Ham Links page, click on the "Links" button below.

NEW! Ham Radio Activities Calendar NEW!

High Frequency Propagation Stats:

The Current Greyline Propagation Map:

To update the above information, click on the "Reload" or "Refresh" button on your web browser.

Thanks to NØHR, NØNBH, and John Walker for providing these images.