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PLACENTIA HERITAGE DAY PARADE

Parade date is October 9th 2021.

Contact Person:  marklgarrett@yahoo.com 

Ham Operators meeting:  7:00 AM at Tuffree Junior High

The Parade starts at 9:30 AM

Parade End:  estimating at 12:00 Noon

Band Review is on Palm Drive. 

The parade starts at Yorba Linda Blvd and Kreamer then heads up Kreamer to Golden where it ends.

There will be booths and displays in Tri-City Park along with a car show.

We are requesting Dual-band radios just in case we need them. We will be using the OC RACES repeater during the parade to provide complete coverage. 

Repeater 449.680 MHz (-) PL 131.8 Hz 

Simplex 145.645 MHz.

Expect to spend 5 hours to support the parade.

Mark.   KG6CAV

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HAM RADIO CONDITIONS.


 

Source for the information shown on this page:
Paul L Herrman (N0NBH)

US Ham Bands. shows you the table of ham radio frequencies.

Common Country Call Sign Prefixes. This is the first letter you see or hear in any call sign.  This first letter indicates which county the station has a license to operate.  Example:  For the Untied States the letters  AA, AK, K, N would be the FIRST letter in the person’s call sign for a person who has a license given by the United States FCC.

U.S. Frequency Allocation Chart. This is a very complicated looking graphic chart that should be viewed enlarged and shows how all the radio frequencies are chopped up for different uses and modes of communication.

 

Created October 5, 2020