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Hello LARC – Well get your gear out and antennas – it’s fox hunting time!!!
Here is the general area for the fox.
Go find it and take a picture with it, then send the picture to me.
The hunt will run from 10AM to 1PM. Come out, have some fun and find the fox.
Almost forgot – the fox will be transmitting on 146.565 at about 1 watt.
It will transmit a CW message – figure it out and send it to me along with picture. at k0itp@w0eno.org
Unlike LARC meetings where we attempt to have presentations that appeal to a wide range of interests, QSO Today offers a large number of presentations, each of a fairly narrow topic. You can sign up for some of the presentations that match your specific interests. Each presentation is 1/2 hour. You can move from session to session over time on Saturday and Sunday
See https://www.qsotodayhamexpo.com/
I am giving a presentation at 11 AM Saturday “How to beg, borrow, buy and operate an old fashioned Novice CW Rig for 80, 40, and 15” It is mostly about the fun and the practical challenges of bringing simple old tube equipment back to operation. I hope it appeals to those who have a desire to understand the basic circuitry of a classic transmitter and receiver.
Hope to see you there!
Ed
WA7EM
Here’s the YouTube video I made of Breakfast at the Hidden Cafe and Winter Field Day. Thanks to everyone involved in planning the event as well as those that came out to make it a ton of fun!
73,
-Raman, KV0N
WInter Field Day Info: https://www.winterfieldday.com/
If you are planning to participate we need to know by 1/26, Noon.
It will be at the Terry Building, 350 Terry St,. lots of parking. Inside on the 2nd floor, and there is space across the room for conversations away from the radios. Bathroom facilities. Some will operate overnight. Accessible by wheelchair via the elevator.
Everyone is welcome to come and work some HF, there are control operators. Loggers needed too! It is electronic logging. This is a 24 hour event, Bob Smith has the details
for you.
Contact Bob Smith, N0ZFV @ yahoo.com Let Bob know when you would like to operate, he will make a schedule and assign a frequency. First come first served.
The current plan is to meet for our usual Saturday breakfast (8 AM – Hidden Café, Longmont) then begin setting up at 350 Terry St around 9 AM so we can be on the air by Noon. We’ll start tearing down around Noon on Sunday.
Please let me know if you plan to join us for breakfast on Saturday in case we need a larger restaurant.
The front doors at Terry will likely be locked if you show up after 9 AM but call W0ENO on either of the repeaters or EchoLink and someone will come down and let you in:
VHF: 147.270 MHz (+) 100
UHF: 448.800 MHz (-) 88.5
EchoLink: WØENO-R (node 8305)
Dick
Planning chair
KE0VT
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See the attached Documents for the minutes of recent BCARES Annual meetings
The Longmont Amateur Radio Club of Boulder Colorado was formed many years ago to provide public infor
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