KPRA Guest Book

I am new to the hobby but I am really enjoying it and all the new friendships coming from it. Currently doing a lot of listening and starting to participate on evening nets as well as also studying for my General.

Hello I'm going to join and printed the application

I use this repeater enough tojoin... I'm the Ranger at Bluff lake in fri sat sun !

Thanks to everyone on the KPRA Board that make this repeater possible. It's great to be a member now for three years.

Good Morning,

I am Stanley WA6PI, member of the Sierra Amateur Radio Club - SARC in Ridgecrest California.
I am happy to have discovered KPRA.
73

Stanley WA6PI

hi all

nice to check into the net from south yorkshire in the uk

our local repeater is gb3dv which is on echolink and irlp

running our new open repeater controller just bought from that group in the usa

i am active on rf and peanut voip

we also use the streaming video program jit.si

check my qrz listing for more details

73 ian g3zhi

https://qsl.net/g3zhi/jitsi.htm

ps yes it is me riding the bike and having a qso

It's been great joining KPRA on the Red Eye and After Net Party for the last couple of months, while I'm temporarily working in San Diego! I'm looking forward to staying in touch once I get back to WA state. We'd love to have you guys check in to our nets at the Puget Sound Repeater Association. PSRG.org WW7PSR-R on EchoLink

JUST SAY HI EVERYBODY 73

Hello guys Millicent into your right eye for sometime now and would like to be added on this is Jeffrey call sign KJW3A from Corona CA

Hello,

I am looking forward to meeting new friends on your various Nets. I am listening to your red eye net right now. My original call sign I earned in May 1990 was: N6YYS. I just earned this new call sign of KN6KEQ on July 25 this year. I let my old one expire in 2000, just got too busy traveling as a professional Show band Musician on board Princess Cruises. So, I have put in the Vanity request to get my original Technician Plus call sing back which was N6YYS.

I would like to make my introduction contacts on your repeater Nets with my original N6YYS call sing rather than use the new one I was just issued of KN6KEQ, then later I'll have my N6YYS call sign, and that may be confusing. Here is the link showing my station waiting for my original call sign back:

https://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/ApplicationSearch/applServiceSpecific.jsp?applID=12223442

Very nice nets and a wonderful repeater. I have the pleasure of occasionally soaring over your repeater in my Atos Rigid Wing Hang Glider. Thank you, and 73's.

Stan J Roberts.

I have been involved in amateur radio since about 1983. I do enjoy some of the nets on Keller.