Michael Grcevich
Need some advice on ham radio questions from someone who has been there and done that. If you can travel to West Point you can find that help. Elmer classes will begin on Feb 17th be sure to contact Sam … Continue reading
Join us live tomorrow – Thursday February 15, for RATPAC Zoom presentation: 10:00 PM AST / 9:00 PM EDT / 800 PM CDT / 7:00 PM MDT / 6:00 PM PDT / 5:00 PM AKDT / 5:00 PM HADT / 02:00 AM GMT … Continue reading
Two states have already begun earlier this February two other states will check in the last weekend in February to join you will need an HF rig exchanges normally consist of a signal report and state that you reside in. … Continue reading
For those interested in Radio history the subject matter might interest you From: “RATPAC Planning” <ratpacplan@gmail.com> Subject: [EmComm] RATPAC WED: History of Modern Communications Receiver- Part 1 Date: February 6, 2024 at 7:42:40 PM PST To: main@sec-emcomm.groups.io Reply-To: main@SEC-EmComm.groups.io Join us live Wednesday, February 7 for RATPAC Zoom … Continue reading
A favorable forecast gave us the green light to set up a station in Avery, Ca. Below are Mark N6IV, Walt K6WGY and Mike KB6USJ the outing photographer(not pictured). Propagation especially on 15 M kept us busy logging stations from … Continue reading
Additional Information can be found by clicking the Link below https://www.winterfieldday.org … Continue reading
Jim Clark passed away earlier this week, he was a member of our club and very active in many capacities. His wife Patsy was always by his side. Cards of Condolences can be sent to : Patsy Clark 191 Empire … Continue reading
Our first club meeting for 2024 began without our President as he was absent, Dee Axiak took over the reigns. She commented that this was her first meeting as Vice President, for a first timer she did a very admirable … Continue reading
Contest Objective: For amateurs in the US and Canada (and their possessions) to work as many amateur stations in as many different 2 degrees x 1 degree Maidenhead grid squares as possible using authorized frequencies above 50 MHz. Stations outside the … Continue reading