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California Fire Radio Traffic

There are various scanner feeds for Los Angeles County available on Broadcastify at: https://www.broadcastify.com/lafire/

The first link (Consolidated Feed Dashboard) allows you to simultaneously listen to 6 feeds. You can pan them from left to right to make it a bit easier to differentiate them.

Note that these are actual firefighters, not ham communications.

Benefits of becoming a member

  • Only $25.00 per year
  • Support of local repeaters
  • Club only events
  • Ability to create articles of interest on the website
  • Access to other club members (via online)
  • Access to club’s “Go-Boxes” (after taking online training)
    • HF / VHF / UHF Go-Box
    • DMR Go-Box (in process of creation)
    • Satellite Go-Box (in process of creation)
  • First knowledge of events that need club support
  • Ability to join the executive board to support our club
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Protecting 902-908 MHz Amateur Band – Your Comments Needed

The ARRL is preparing comments urging protection of existing and future amateur uses in the Amateur Radio 902-928 MHz Band. The FCC accepted for public comment a Petition for Rulemaking filed by NextNav Inc., a licensee in the 900-MHz Location and Monitoring Service (LMS), to completely reconfigure the 902-928 MHz band and replace the LMS with high-powered 5G cellular and related location services.

All amateurs are urged to file their own comments describing their activities in this band and the expected effect of the proposed changes:

More info: https://www.arrl.org/news/arrl-urges-protecting-the-amateur-radio-902-928-mhz-band

SOTA – Santa on the Air

Never too late to get started. LARC is looking for Santa’s to help with Santa on the Air 2025.

If interested in help by being Santa, Mrs. Claus or an ELF please email me.

Dates and times are TBD. Past years we have run from November 29 – December 11-12th.