April Meeting Presentation – Allstar Node
Hello All, Gary KG8MM has provided a detailed set-up guide for those interested in an Allstar node. It is located in our Technical page as well as the Meeting Programs page
Category: SLAARC News
Mortty Review in April 2019 QST
Steve N8AR and Larry K8UT have some new bragging rights. Their home-brew activity Mortty, has a review in the latest copy of QST. Check it out in the Product Review portion of QST. It is on page 58, entitled Mortty Morse Code and RTTY Keying Interface Kit
March Club Meeting
Everyone, Because of the cancelation of February’s meeting due to the Weather, this month’s informational meeting will have last month’s agenda. Also, DON’T FORGET TO SET YOUR CLOCKS FORWARD AN HOUR ON SUNDAY, MARCH 10TH. Meeting Announcement When: Sunday March 10th, 2019, 6:30 PM EDST Where: Witch’s Hat Depot – Freight House Agenda 6:30 –…
Presidents Message and Dinner Announcement
Year in Review Winter Field Day We had a great outing last January, getting three stations on the air, some satellite work, and a visit from a Scout troop. Parks on the Air We activation Island Lake Recreation Area so many times, we received an award…over 1000 QSO’s! Summer…
2019 Officers Elected during November Meeting
New Board of DIrectors for 2019
November Club Presentation – Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS)
ARISS Webinar ARISS-proposal ARISS Suggested Equipment Set-Up ariss_ground_station Videos https://youtu.be/hbhrQiZ62LE
November President’s Newsletter and Meeting Notice
Perfect Weather for Antenna Work The weather is turning and that means time for all the antenna work that was not done during the Summer. Current forecast is for wind and rain with potential for snow at the end of the week. We all know that antennas perform the best…
October President’s Newsletter and Meeting Announcement
Hello Fall The temperatures have begun to edge ever colder and the leaves have begun their changes. As the days become shorter and summer storms lessen, the lower bands become more intriguing to operate. ARISS Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) is a cooperative venture of international amateur…
September President’s Newsletter and Meeting Announcement
Late Summer We are in the last month of Summer. Even though the bands may be poor, there is plenty of activity on the ft8 portions of the bands. Late Summer and Early Fall is a great time to get out and enjoy the great outdoors. When going out be…
August President’s Newsletter and Meeting Announcement
Summer Time Parks on the Air (POTA) is in full swing. Many are bringing their equipment with them on trips and taking the time to activate parks along the way. Keep an eye out for club members and be sure to spot them. So far the Summer has been fairly…
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Mortty Review in April 2019 QST
Steve N8AR and Larry K8UT have some new bragging rights. Their home-brew activity Mortty, has a review in the latest copy of QST. Check it out in the Product Review portion of QST. It is on page 58, entitled Mortty Morse Code and RTTY Keying Interface Kit
March Club Meeting
Everyone, Because of the cancelation of February’s meeting due to the Weather, this month’s informational meeting will have last month’s agenda. Also, DON’T FORGET TO SET YOUR CLOCKS FORWARD AN HOUR ON SUNDAY, MARCH 10TH. Meeting Announcement When: Sunday March 10th, 2019, 6:30 PM EDST Where: Witch’s Hat Depot – Freight House Agenda 6:30 –…
Presidents Message and Dinner Announcement
Year in Review Winter Field Day We had a great outing last January, getting three stations on the air, some satellite work, and a visit from a Scout troop. Parks on the Air We activation Island Lake Recreation Area so many times, we received an award…over 1000 QSO’s! Summer…
2019 Officers Elected during November Meeting
New Board of DIrectors for 2019
November Club Presentation – Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS)
ARISS Webinar ARISS-proposal ARISS Suggested Equipment Set-Up ariss_ground_station Videos https://youtu.be/hbhrQiZ62LE
November President’s Newsletter and Meeting Notice
Perfect Weather for Antenna Work The weather is turning and that means time for all the antenna work that was not done during the Summer. Current forecast is for wind and rain with potential for snow at the end of the week. We all know that antennas perform the best…
October President’s Newsletter and Meeting Announcement
Hello Fall The temperatures have begun to edge ever colder and the leaves have begun their changes. As the days become shorter and summer storms lessen, the lower bands become more intriguing to operate. ARISS Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) is a cooperative venture of international amateur…
September President’s Newsletter and Meeting Announcement
Late Summer We are in the last month of Summer. Even though the bands may be poor, there is plenty of activity on the ft8 portions of the bands. Late Summer and Early Fall is a great time to get out and enjoy the great outdoors. When going out be…
August President’s Newsletter and Meeting Announcement
Summer Time Parks on the Air (POTA) is in full swing. Many are bringing their equipment with them on trips and taking the time to activate parks along the way. Keep an eye out for club members and be sure to spot them. So far the Summer has been fairly…
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