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Field Day 2016

20150627_132011[1]                                                NV8Q1332                                                        Just to let everyone know Saturday June 25 Field Day meeting time at Bohemian Hall will be around 9:30 for setup. Dress cool, bring sunburn lotion, a hat and prepare to have a good time. This year looks to have a lot of hams attending. Potluck supper around 6:00 – 6:30 and a short club meeting to follow. There will refrigerators to keep thing cold for supper and a stove to warm them up. Anybody that’s interested in Ham radio and would like to see what Field Day is all about are welcome to come out and watch and operate, you don’t have to be licensed to participate. Also to let everyone know the monthly KsNe Radio Club meeting will held at Field Day this month. Look forward to seeing everyone there.. 73’s N0MXI Chuck

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April Club Meeting Minutes

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April Club Meeting

KNRC April meeting Kristy’s Cafe downtown Concordia ,Ks 9:30 Saturday morning April 16 2016

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New Hams

Congratulations to the new hams who passed the tech test and congratulations to the ones that upgraded 73’s

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March club meeting

Its about that time again Kansas Nebraska Radio Club meeting March 19 2016 @ 9:15-9:30 breakfast/coffee meeting to follow. Kristy’s Cafe downtown Concordia Ks. Every ones invited membership not required. Thanks and 73’s Chuck kristysN0MXI

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Kansas-Nebraska Radio Club ARRL Field Day 2016

2016 Field Day Logo

The Kansas-Nebraska Radio Club is proud to take part in the ARRL sponsored Field Day 2016, on June 25th starting at 10am!

We will be using our Emergency Communications trailer and Amateur Radio equipment to make contacts with other Ham Radio operators around the United Stated and the World. This activity is part of testing our equipment in case of a disaster. They goal is to make as many contacts as possible in the 24 hours time frame via Phone(voice), CW(Morse Code), PSK and RTTY(digital modes). We will be operating on “Emergency Power”.

According to the ARRL, 2720 stations participated with almost 1.3 million logged contacts last year.

Mark your calendars and bring you family and friends to experience Ham Radio.

Talk-in Frequency is 444.850+ PL 162.2

Field Day will be at the Bohemian Hall South of Glasco, KS, located at Ute Rd and N 10th Rd in Ottawa County.

73 Hope to see you there!

Nathan Gentry – KC0IWS

Google Maps to Bohemian Hall location

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KNRC February Club Meeting

Nice turnout Thanks for everyone showing up 73’s Chuck N0MXI

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A Few Good Men

A Few Good Men. Stanley Paul “Stan” Creitz W0CCW S.K. December 2015 Bill Matthes K0WPM S.K. April 2014

A Few Good Men. Stanley Paul “Stan” Creitz S.K. December 2015 Bill Matthes K0WPM S.K. April 2014
A Few Good Men. Stanley Paul “Stan” Creitz S.K. December 2015 Bill Matthes K0WPM S.K. April 2014
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W0CCW Stan Creitz S.K.

BELOIT — Stanley Paul “Stan” Creitz, 81, of Beloit, passed away Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2015, at his home after a long illness battling cancer.

Stan was born Sept. 6, 1934, in Beloit, son of the late Verda E. (Davis) Creitz and Paul Creitz.

Stan was the husband of Sue Creitz. They were married June 3, 1972, in Jewell.

He was a 22-year veteran of the United States Army and the Army National Guard. Stan also taught electronics and technology for 28 years at NCK Technical College in Beloit. He repaired, serviced and sold business-band radios as the owner of Com Services.

Stan was a member of Pleasant View United Methodist Church. He served in many positions at the church and on the board. He was also a member of the Beloit Mt. Vernon Masonic Lodge No. 145. For 33 years, he was a member of Mid-America Computers and Education. He was a ham radio enthusiast. Stan was also on the board for Pleasant View Cemetery, where he also kept the grounds. Stan loved technology all his life. In the 1970s, he built his own computer from scratch, ordering the parts individually and assembling them at home.

In his free time, Stan maintained a small rose garden and enjoyed working in the yard and on the farm.

Survivors include his wife, Sue; sons, Ernest (Shelly) Endsley II, of Raytown, Mo., and David (Jessica) Creitz, of Hanover Park, Ill.; daughter, Debbie (Dean) Senters, of Andover; brother, Norman (Darlene) Creitz, of San Diego; sister, Lyndal (Pat) Flynn, of Denver; close family member, Rod Sanon, of Naples, Fla.; 12 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.

Stan was preceded in death by his parents, and infant son, Douglas Martin Creitz.

Cremation has been chosen. Memorial service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Jan. 2, 2016, at Pleasant View United Methodist Church, Beloit.

Memorial contributions may be made to Solomon Valley Hospice, 311 W. Main St., Beloit 67420, NCK Technical College, 3033 U.S. Highway 24, Beloit 67420 or to the charity of the donor’s choice.

For more information or to leave condolences online, please visit www.carlsonfh.net or on Facebook.

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