The old site carried a long list of outbound links, four of which no longer resolve at all. A link list is a maintenance liability, so this one is short and graded.
Known dead, and kept here as a record
- ks0lnk.net — the K-Link Repeater Network, linked from the old repeater page and twice from the links page. The domain no longer resolves, and K-Link itself was reported in March 2022 to be winding down: “When a piece of equipment fails, it will not be replaced.”
- rcm.k0jpr.net — the Kansas repeater directory. Gone.
- list.k0jpr.net — a mailing-list sign-up. Gone.
- ks0lnk.wavedsl.net — a coverage map for a neighbouring repeater. Gone.
Those four made up the old site’s entire external repeater-reference apparatus. Naming them is more useful than quietly deleting them: anyone following an old bookmark now knows what happened.
Still worth following
- The ARRL, for licensing, Field Day and the national picture.
- The National Weather Service, for the warnings that WARN reports into.
- The Kansas Repeater Council, for the current repeater directory.
Link list: Not re-checked
Outbound links rot faster than anything else on a club site. Re-check this page annually and record the date; an unchecked link list is worse than none.
Unverified. No check on record.
Written by members, kept here
The old site’s links page carried two documents alongside the outbound links. One of them is the Society’s own: Myron’s VHF Grab-n-Go suitcase, an itemisation written up after a member described it at a meeting and was asked to put it in writing. The other was an ARRL e-letter forwarded to the reflector, which belongs to the ARRL rather than to the Society; what we know is missing says why it is not republished here.