Our June 6th meeting location is at Our Savior Lutheran Church at 3700 West Broadway at their shelter house. Meeting will start at 8:30am. Plenty of room for social distancing. 
85th Aniversary Net
What a great event tonight!
Thank you to all that joined us tonight on a nostalgic look at our past from the great members of this exceptional club!
I was very glad to part of it!
-Bret W0VK
85th Anniversary Net
This Wednesday Night at 7:00 PM join us for a special roundtable net hosted by our club President Bret (W0VK) on our 2 meter repeater.
May Weather Net Exercise
Thanks to the following stations for checking in: W0VK, K0TV, W3MEB, N0EE, KD0OPS, KE0FUD, KDOETL, NO0WZ, KY0P, and KD0WXT. Thanks from net control KE0QYA. Great work!!
Net Control Operators for May
3rd Richard KE0QYA
10th Paul KDOETL
17th Chris KD0FUD
24th Bret W0VK
31ST Paul KDOETL
May Club Meeting
Our May 2nd meeting will be conducted over the 2 meter repeater this Saturday morning beginning at 8:30 am. President Bret (W0VK) will be conducting the meeting. Looking forward to hearing from everyone.
Weather Net
Our 1st active weather net had 12 stations activated. Proud of everyone who checked in this afternoon.
Net Control Operators In April
5th KE0QYA Richard
12th KE0FUD Chris
19th KDOETL Paul
26th KD0OPS Daren
Club Stickers
Just got in some more club stickers. The cost is $5.00 per sticker. Contact KE0NIL (Nick) if you would like to purchase any.
Monitor 6M repeater on an HT
I’m sure you have already heard about a new local 6 meter repeater due to go live shortly here in the Sedalia area. It may not be of much interest to you now because many of us don’t have 6M capability.
But, did you know that you may already have the ability to at least listen to the new repeater once it goes on the air? Many hand held, base, and mobile radios today enjoy expanded receivers. You will be able to monitor, but not transmit.
So, put the new 6M repeater in a memory channel in your radio and include it when you scan. For that matter, local repeaters in the 220 Mhz band could be included, too. The little, pocket-friendly, iCom Q7 here enjoys a wide band receiver capable of picking up a wide range of other frequencies like commercial FM broadcast radio, public service, and even AM aircraft. It will only transmit in the 2M/70cm bands. It is a very old radio. Newer ones have lots more capabilities.
Take another look at the radios you carry or in your shack. They may have some features you overlooked or were not aware of.
Harry, KØTV