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The club set up a remote station at the Fort Seward Interpretive Center to take part in the national Amateur Radio Field Day exercise that occurs annually on the third weekend in June. The club set up three radios with three separate power sources, he said. Two radios ran off gasoline generators and a third ran on marine batteries that are charged by a watt solar panel. The exercise gives an opportunity for any club member to operate the radio without yet having a license at a particular level, said Michelle Linz, secretary. The privilege is allowed as long as the appropriate license holder for a frequency is present and the operator uses the club call sign, she said. A technician license is for communicating above certain bands and limits portable radio and data privileges below certain frequencies, according to the National Association for Amateur Radio.

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By manuelcasi , October 28, in Ham Radio. Ok I am totally new to this Ham stuff so please be gentle. I have a few questions. First the background.

Click on photo for larger view. Hams wishing to have a "coordinated" repeater work with the Society to ensure that their repeater won't interefere with another nearby repeater on the same frequency, or that the other repeater won't cause interferrence with their own repeater. In the case where coverage areas overlap slightly, one method of reducing interferrence is to use different PL or CTCSS tones to key up the repeater. As one prime example, both San Antonio and Austin have popular repeaters on