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June 2010 general meeting
The June QDG general meeting will be held on June 18 at the Chermside Library, room 2a.
The meeting will start at 7:30pm; if you arrive late, please push the buzzer for entry.
The library is near the shops on the corner of Hamilton Rd and Kittyhawk Dr (enter from Kittyhawk Dr).
Location map:
http://my247.com.au/brisbane/Chermside-Library.6803
Please see Digipeat for more information.
Next general meetings
July 16
August 20
September 17
October 15
November 19
December 3 (Combined QDG and SEQATV group)
QDG Renewed
Friday March 14 2008 saw four people turn up to the last QDG Inc.
meeting.
Alan VK4YAR presented the books for 2007 and 2008 and we formally closed QDG Inc.
Those present decided to form a new informal club called Queensland Digital Group to take the form of a
technical amateur radio club for both digital and non digital modes. Initially this will not a formal
group with officers. Alan VK4YAR / VK4NA is the contact person.
The QDG web site with pages for other clubs, Digipeat email newsletter and Jota activities will continue.
As of April 30 2010 the QDG has 44 members.
Brisbane Area WICEN has taken over the Queensland Digital Group packet and voice
networks
QDG members are encouraged to join Brisbane area WICEN to help keep
the networks going.
QDG and packet History
First digipeaters were operational
at Black Mountain and Mt Kanigan in 1982
B4AB (site now known as VK4RZC) Maleny first licensed in 1984/5
B4AC (site now known as VK4RZB) Mt Cootha first licensed in 1987
QDG was incorporated for more than 30 years.
Linked voice repeaters now IRLP node 6964
Sound Card
to Radio Interface
Richard VK4ZA
has been assembling the kits.
You can now order a kit at Aus $55.00 pick up, add $10.00 packing and posting
for delivery.
Cables and connectors can be supplied at an additional cost.
Prices as at April 2008, please check on Richard's web site.
For up to date information please visitRichard's web site.
QDG Visits
Meeting Information
Unless otherwise noted, general meetings are held on the third Friday on the month at the Chermside Library, room 2a.
The doors will open at 7:30pm; if you arrive late, please push the buzzer for entry.
The library is near the shops on the corner of Hamilton Rd and Kittyhawk Dr (enter from Kittyhawk Dr).
Please see Digipeat for more information.
There is a talk in on the Brisbane 147.00 MHz repeater.
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