Fred Pfannenschmid, WØZZS, Net Control

Fred Pfannenschmid, WØZZS, Net Control

Fred Phannenschmid, WØZZS, is our alternate Net Control Operator for District 16 ARES.

I was born November 25, 1939. Attended all public schooling through the 12th grade. Graduated from Central High School In Pueblo, Colorado in 1957. I passed my Conditional Class Ham Radio license in 1955. I Attended vocational classes at the former SCSC college in Pueblo. Obtained First Class Radiotelephone license, and worked for a local radio station as part time transmitter engineer for a little over a year. Worked 2 years on B&W television receivers, and 2 years for Uncle Sam as a civil servant. I was in the US Navy for 6 years, two years on active duty, and 4 years reserve duty. After being employed for the last 33 years in two-way radio and instrumentation, I am now retired and enjoying my hobbies and free time in general. My hobbies are Ham Radio, electric welding, computer pogramming and target shooting. I also enjoy building, designing and building miscellaneous electronic devices, measuring instruments, Alarm devices, Ham radio projects etc. . The Ham Radio nets I frequent are:

Colorado Columbine net, 3989 kHz M-S 0200z (Wed NCS)

New Mexico Road Runner net, 3939 kHz M-S 0100z

Kansas Morning Weather Net 3920 kHz M-S 0700 CST

Twelfth Region Net (TWN)(SSB) 3923 kHz +/- 0700 MST

Kansas SSB Net 3920 kHz M-S 0030z

Southern Colorado Traffic Net 146.97- 100Hz M-S 2000 MST

I also scan 146.79-Pueblo CO; 145.205 in Pueblo, CO;

146.97 and 147.345 Colorado Springs, CO;.

I now have a computer program to do RF-SAFETY evaluations as required by OET bulletin 65 (Required as of 9/1/00). This is a public domain program and is available at no charge. This program works both with Windows or DOS, and both are included in a self extracting zipped file named RFSFX.EXE. This file is available for direct download from http://www.eham.net/libraries/Miscellaneous or http://www.qrz.com/download/utility/index.html . Any comments may be sent to Fred, at w0zzs@juno.com.

OFFICER LIST Jerry Tucker, KJØT, EC Alan Shelinbarger, KBØTLS, AEC Darrell Barnes, KCØKTC, AEC Aaron Kovak, ABØSV, Resources Fred Pfannenschmid, WØZZS, Net Control Joan Ehlis, WØJJE, Net Control Ted Lungwitz, KCØTED, National Weather Service William Ryan, WØWFR, Digital Information	Colorado District 16 Amateur Radio Emergency Services \| home Jerry Tucker, KJØT, EC \| Alan Shelinbarger, KBØTLS, AEC \| Darrell Barnes, KCØKTC, AEC \| Aaron Kovak, ABØSV, Resources \| Fred Pfannenschmid, WØZZS, Net Control \| Joan Ehlis, WØJJE, Net Control \| Ted Lungwitz, KCØTED, National Weather Service \| William Ryan, WØWFR, Digital Information
	Fred Pfannenschmid, WØZZS, Net Control Fred Phannenschmid, WØZZS, is our alternate Net Control Operator for District 16 ARES. I was born November 25, 1939. Attended all public schooling through the 12th grade. Graduated from Central High School In Pueblo, Colorado in 1957. I passed my Conditional Class Ham Radio license in 1955. I Attended vocational classes at the former SCSC college in Pueblo. Obtained First Class Radiotelephone license, and worked for a local radio station as part time transmitter engineer for a little over a year. Worked 2 years on B&W television receivers, and 2 years for Uncle Sam as a civil servant. I was in the US Navy for 6 years, two years on active duty, and 4 years reserve duty. After being employed for the last 33 years in two-way radio and instrumentation, I am now retired and enjoying my hobbies and free time in general. My hobbies are Ham Radio, electric welding, computer pogramming and target shooting. I also enjoy building, designing and building miscellaneous electronic devices, measuring instruments, Alarm devices, Ham radio projects etc. . The Ham Radio nets I frequent are: Colorado Columbine net, 3989 kHz M-S 0200z (Wed NCS) New Mexico Road Runner net, 3939 kHz M-S 0100z Kansas Morning Weather Net 3920 kHz M-S 0700 CST Twelfth Region Net (TWN)(SSB) 3923 kHz +/- 0700 MST Kansas SSB Net 3920 kHz M-S 0030z Southern Colorado Traffic Net 146.97- 100Hz M-S 2000 MST I also scan 146.79-Pueblo CO; 145.205 in Pueblo, CO; 146.97 and 147.345 Colorado Springs, CO;. I now have a computer program to do RF-SAFETY evaluations as required by OET bulletin 65 (Required as of 9/1/00). This is a public domain program and is available at no charge. This program works both with Windows or DOS, and both are included in a self extracting zipped file named RFSFX.EXE. This file is available for direct download from http://www.eham.net/libraries/Miscellaneous or http://www.qrz.com/download/utility/index.html . Any comments may be sent to Fred, at w0zzs@juno.com.