Never Too Young!
That’s Steve Jens (AKA “Lefty”) – K6CTQ sitting in a tiny chair surrounded by hungry minds at a summer camp … Continue reading Never Too Young!
Author: Lodi Amateur Radio Club
Conquering a Common Enemy
By Keith Colgan (N7DXC) Amateur radio operators use of a wide variety of antenna types and radios. Some stations are … Continue reading Conquering a Common Enemy
Newsletter – July 2024
Field Day 2024
With good support from both club members and many interested visitors from the community, we survived 100 degree plus temperatures … Continue reading Field Day 2024
Newsletter – June 2024
Lights in the Sky
On Friday night/Saturday morning (May 10/11, 2024), the most significant G5 geomagnetic storm since 2003 hit the Earth causing several coronal … Continue reading Lights in the Sky
Newsletter – May 2024
How Radio Saved Lives
A comprehensive technical review of how dedicated radio operators in 1912 used wireless telegraphy to coordinate the rescue of Titanic … Continue reading How Radio Saved Lives
Newsletter – April 2024
SOLAR1 Digipeater
Specifications:ID: K6QBQ-1Digi Name: SOLAR1Freq: 145.030 MHzLoc: Altamont Pass @775 ftPath: “via SOLAR1” Equipment: Icom IC-V82 transceiver, TinyTrak4 packet controller, 20 … Continue reading SOLAR1 Digipeater
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