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Puget Sound
Repeater Group
| Call: | WW7PSR |
| Output: | 146.96 MHz |
| Input Shift: | -600 kHz |
| CTCSS Tone: | 103.5 Hz |
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Board Meetings: Board meetings 2nd Saturday of the month, 1 pm. Salmon Bay Cafe, 5109 Shilshole Ave. N.W., Seattle, 206-782-5539 -- unless noted otherwise: July is replaced by the Picnic. January is replaced by the annual meeting. February meeting is replaced with the annual meeting February 12, 2012
Annual Meeting: February 12, 2012, 2:00pm, Seattle EOC, 105 5th Ave S. Bring photo ID -- government issued the best
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ANNUAL MEETING -- FEBRUARY 12, 2012, 2:00pm
Seattle EOC. 105 5th Ave S, Seattle WA. Click for map. Someone will be waiting at the door to let you in and will be monitoring the PSRG repeater.
Bring photo ID -- government issued the best.
Business meeting will include board elections for following positions:
President
Secretary-Treasurer
Board Position #1
Board Position #2
Members will also be voting on adopting the proposed bylaw changes.The program will include a presentation by the Western Washington Amateur Television Society (WW7ATS) on amateur television. Visit them at www.qsl.net/ww7ats/
Directions to EOC: From I-5 either direction, take James St. exit. Go downhill to 5th Avenue and turn left. EOC is on the right just after you cross under Yesler Way viaduct. Free on-street parking is available on cross streets Jefferson, Terrace, and Washington, and on 5th Avenue under Yesler. There are three pay parking lots on 5th Avenue within a block of the EOC.
PROPOSED CHANGES TO CONSTITUTION
At the November 12, 2011 meeting, the Board of Directors have approved suggested changes in the PSRG constitution. The changes must be approved by the members at the annual meeting in 2012 to become effective. For examination are a) proposed constitution with editing marks and b) proposed constitution without editing marks.
Overview
The Puget Sound Repeater Group is a non-profit organization that maintains and operates a 2-meter FM Amateur Radio repeater system in the Seattle area, serving primarily North Seattle, from about Downtown through Shoreline, and east to about Bothell (although we've had people use the repeater regularly from as far away as Olympia and Everett).We currently have more than 200 members.
The repeater is maintained by member volunteers for use by members and non-members alike. The repeater hosts several regular nets. Anyone with an Amateur license is welcome to use the repeater.
Visit the PSRG Store for mugs, t-shirts, and sweatshirts
