The "Use It Or Lose It" net will start Monday October 24th at 8:00pm. The net will be held on the AG6AU 220MHz repeater located on Pine Hill in Rescue, CA. Program you 220 radio to 224.060 MHz (- offset) (pl 127.3). The net will be held each Monday at 8:00PM. It will be a round table format and topics will vary from week to week.
EDCARC and NRW support Mosquito Finnon Lake Harvest Festival!
At last weekend's Finnon Lake Harvest Festival, in Mosquito. JR is doing his usual great job. That's Tom (K6TFB) sitting behind him. Also roaming around was Reese (AJ6YA), Andrea (W6TDA), Karen, Tom's wife, and Tom, Marilyn, and Linda, from the Neighborhood Radio Watch. We saw Ken, W6KWV, and several other hams out there.
Great pulled pork sandwiches, chips and drinks were provided to all attendees by the organizer. A fun event and great PR for both the radio club and the Neighborhood Radio Watch.
- Bob, W1RH
Photo - Karen Hess
Great turnout at our October 2022 meeting. We had 35 members in attendance and 5 visitors. Dave, K6TQ shared some stories from his trip to the 2022 Pacificon event in San Ramon. Jay, KE6GLA and Nancy, KG6PNP gave a presentation about their 2019 VHF Contest Rover station. We shared some great snacks and one of the visitors walked away with a new hand-held radio
There was another good turnout for the September 2020 meeting. It was good to see everyone doing well and staying vigilant with the Mosquito fire burning in the North County. Doris, K0BEE brough our new club and ARES badges.
Bob W1RH and Steve W1SRD encouraged everyone to participate in the California QSO Party on the 1st and 2nd of October. See cqp.org for more details. Bob also shared his experiences at the 2022 Hamvention in Ohio.
Roger KN6IMS, shared the history of the Spilsbury SBX-11X the first SOTA transceiver. We also learned about its creator Jim Spilsbury who had a very adventurous life on the Vancouver coast.
