Website last updated: 1 Sept 2010

The Rib Mountain Repeater Association
PO Box 323
Wausau, WI 54402-0323
United States of America


RMRA Announcement
Call for Nominations for
the Elections to the Offices of the Board of Directors of the RMRA
- Posted 1 September 2010

Article III, Section 4, paragraph (a) of the Rib Mountain Repeater Association By-Laws (as amended November 10, 2001) states:
"On or about September 1 of each year the RMRA Secretary shall mail to each member in good standing as of September 1, and/or conspicuously post to the RMRA website, a call for nominations for the Board of Directors. The notice shall request any interested candidate for such nomination to declare himself/herself in writing or via e-mail to the RMRA Secretary prior to October 1."

Article III, Section 2 further states:
Candidates for the Office of Director shall be members in good standing for the upcoming term and have continuous membership with the RMRA during at least two years immediately prior to nomination.

This means that anyone wishing to run for the RMRA Board of Directors:
  1. Must have been a continuous RMRA member in good standing since November 2008.
  2. Must be paid up in dues through November 2011 by 1 October 2010.
  3. Must notify Secretary Paul Nelles K9DB of his or her intention to run in writing or by e-mail by 1 October 2010.
Paul Nelles K9DB
Secretary


D-Star Digital Voice/Data Repeaters with Internet Gateway are active from Rib Mountain on 145.245 Mhz (-.600 Khz) ---- 442.46875 (+5 Mhz) ---- 1.2821 Ghz (-12 Mhz) ---- 128 kbs High Speed Data Access Point active on 1.298 Ghz ---- Digital APRS active on VHF and UHF D-Star Modes


The 145.41 (-.600 Khz) MHz Repeater is now On-the-Air from the Brighton tower site at Unity, WI  PL 114.8 Hz



Current Lunar Phase

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The RMRA is a non-profit, tax exempt corporation, staffed entirely by volunteers, that maintains Amateur Radio analog FM voice repeaters on 53.450 MHz, 145.41 MHz, 146.82 MHz, 444.30 MHz. D-Star digital voice and data repeaters on 145.245 MHz 442.46785 Mhz and 1282.1 MHz. High speed digital access point on 1298.0 MHz from Rib Mountain near Wausau, Wisconsin for the benefit of public service.

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All RMRA Repeaters are open machines. Their use is not restricted to members. However, all repeater users are strongly encouraged join and support the RMRA through membership dues.

"If we're not pushing the boundaries of discovery... we are standing in one place."
Astronaut Bill McArthur
Commander, ISS Expedition 12



(PL~114.8 Hz)
Celebrating 37 Years of Continuous Service
20 January 1973 - 2010
A Primary Repeater for the
Marathon County Severe Weather Net
Since 1977
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"We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and one which we intend to win."

President John F. Kennedy
Rice University - September 12, 1962




Plus...
Complete Coverage of all Space Shuttle Missions
on RMATS AD9W 421.25 MHz ATV
and on KC9NW 147.06 MHz FM Audio Simulcast



STS-133 Discovery set for Liftoff from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida is targeted for Nov. 1, 2010 at 3:40 p.m. CST

Discovery 11-day mission to deliver Express Logistics Carrier 4 and critical spare components to the International Space Station. One flight to the station remain after STS-133 before the shuttles retire in 2011.

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NASA TV coverage is rebroadcast in the central Wisconsin area on RMATS AD9W/ATV, Rib Mountain
with audio simulcast on KC9NW/R 147.06 MHz FM, Mosinee Hill

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