RARC’s February Meeting is on YouTube
The recording of the RARC February meeting can now be view on RARC’s YouTube channel. Follow the link here.
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RARC January’s Meeting is on YouTube
The recording of the RARC January meeting can now be view on RARC’s YouTube channel. Program is John Drum on remote stations. Follow the link here.
RARC’s December Meeting is on YouTube
The recording of the RARC December meeting can now be view on RARC’s YouTube channel. Note there is very little Video in the recording. Follow the link here.
RARC’s November Meeting is on YouTube
The recording of the RARC November meeting and Presentation Install new Board Members can now be view on RARC’s YouTube channel. Follow the link here.
Remote station presentation slides
Some club members requested the slides. You can download it as a PDF at https://rarclub.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/RARC-remote-station-class-spring2021.pdf For more technical detail, see the 2017 presentation by K8OI at https://rarclub.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/2017-05-RARC-Remotehams-Presentation-v2.pdf
New entrance for RARC meetings and classes
New entrance for RARC meetings and classes Club members and students of our classes will use a new entrance starting in October. It is the main church entrance on the south side of the building. The old entrance was on the north side of the building. The reasons for the change: No steps; nice for Read More …
RARC’s August Meeting is on YouTube
The recording of the RARC August meeting and Presentation on Hardware Store Antennas can now be view on RARC’s YouTube channel. Follow the link here.
RARC’s July Meeting is on YouTube
The recording of the RARC July meeting and Presentation on Winding Coils can now be view on RARC’s YouTube channel. Follow the link here.
RARC’s June Meeting is on YouTube
The recording of the RARC June meeting and Presentation on RSS Feeds and Readers can now be view on RARC’s YouTube channel. Follow the link here.
Commonly use VHF simplex frequencies in the area
Michael Friedman, W4MAF, has been leading a group defining and publishing common simplex VHF simplex frequencies used in the Richmond area. Examples are the favorite SOTA and POTA frequencies and those that are meeting places for geographic areas. 146.520 National Simplex Calling 146.490 Richmond Simplex General Use Working Frequency and Range Testing 146.580 Adventure Frequency Read More …