The W1SYE website moved to HostGator.
This move has been underway for the past 40 days, but was completed this afternoon. It may take a few hours for the DNS entries to propagate (in other words for the new server to be located). Eventually this should allow us to enable a secure (https) website.
Pete W1LAB, and Willy W1SYE are aboard Goblin today running alongside several lighthouses between Cuttyhunk Island and Martha’s Vineyard.
Funeral services for John will be held at the Portsmouth United Methodist Church Sunday September 16th with visitation starting at 3 pm, and the actual funeral service at 4 PM.
The service is open to the public.
Many of you know that our W1SYE repeater went off the air during the storms of last Friday Aug 10th. Various remote attempts to restore operation were not successful.
Paul N1PSX (who, when not working for Amazon, or RI ARES, is one of the gurus behind the KA1RCI/NB1RI network), volunteered to go to the site to see what the problem was. He reports that a simple power cycle did not do the trick, but removing several of the plug in cards, spraying DeOxit on the contacts, and reseating them, did.
Our thanks to Paul for getting things working again!
NCRC Clubmate, Peter, KB1ZMO, is a silent key as of May 25, 2018.
As reported by John Mills.
Peter was Navy pilot and commercial pilot for Mohawk Airlines
He lived in Little Compton for 20+ years and was an accountant.
KB1ZMO was active on HF nets and had joined NCRC about 4 years ago.