OREGON

TUALATIN VALLEY

AMATEUR RADIO CLUB

W7OTV

We are affiliated with the American Radio Relay League in the Oregon Section  of the Northwestern Division

Oregon Tualatin Valley Amateur Radio Club
880 NE 25th Ave, STE 2-160

Hillsboro OR 97124-6258

http://www.otvarc.org
w7otv@arrl.net
 

                                                

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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FEBRUARY CLUB MEETING
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
7:00 pm

“What is happening to the Amateur Radio
population in the US?"
Delvin Bunton N7QMT tells our story in numbers.

The Peppermill Restaurant
17455 SW Farmington Road
Beaverton, Oregon

Everyone is Welcome - No Amateur License Required

Come at 6:00 PM
and enjoy Dinner from the Menu

otvarc@gmail.com

OTVARC
880 NE 25th Ave, Ste 2-160
Hillsboro, OR 97124

TIME TO RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP FOR 2010

Download A Renewal Form Here

ICS 300 & 400 Incident Command System
Classes February 8 - 10, 2010 - 0800 - 1700 Each Day
NO COST

Sponsored by Clackamas County
Held at Development Services Building, Room 118
Oregon City

REGISTER: Nora Yotsov, 503.655.8378
norayot@co.clackamas.or.us

CELL PHONE BILL NOW IN EFFECT

Download A Copy Here

This is a link to the Oregon State Legislature Bill Site. Unfortunately, there are
copies of intermediate steps in the creation of the cell phone bill on the web.
People unfamiliar with the process are debating the content of the signed bill.
This is the bill signed by the Governor and effective January 1, 2010.

When you read the bill as signed (see the link), remember that a minus sign
indicates this subset has been removed. For example, in HB 2377, the Cell Phone
Bill, Section (C) (4) has a minus sign, deleting this section. Section (C)(5) has a
minus sign indicating it is now Section (C)(4). Thus, the Class D Offense becomes
a primary rather than secondary offence. For Amateur Radio Operators who can
show their license to an officer, this is not an issue.

Here is a copy of the information sheet being distributed by Oregon State Police.
Thus endeth the debate.

The W7OTV repeater is online and available at this link. It is located on Goat Mountain in Clackamas County, Oregon (Portland Metro Area).

 

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