Where Should I Point My Antenna?
The answer may seem obvious, but it’s not. First, if you rely on your memory to picture that beautiful world … Continue reading Where Should I Point My Antenna?
Author: Lodi Amateur Radio Club
In the News: Lodi News-Sentinel
If one of your goals is to stay current on what’s happening in Lodi, then look no further than Steve … Continue reading In the News: Lodi News-Sentinel
Raising Grapes & Antennas
The Klinker Brick Winery on N. Alpine Road gave us access to their property this morning to set up several … Continue reading Raising Grapes & Antennas
Newsletter – September 2023
Keith & Dianna Colgan
kcolgan@softcom.net Website Dianna earned her Technician license (KO6AVO) in August of 2023 after 55 years of marriage to Keith (N7DXC). … Continue reading Keith & Dianna Colgan
David Voit – WB6TOU
dvoit1944@gmail.com I have beem a ham since 1973 when I got my Novice. I upgraded to Advanced but did not … Continue reading David Voit – WB6TOU
Richard Manies – N6DT
richard.manies@gmail.com Oh, I received my first amateur radio license in 1976 and I wanted to have amateur radio as a … Continue reading Richard Manies – N6DT
Bob Officer – N6TCE
n6tce@arrl.net Long story, I was involved in a High School radio club circa 1968. I enjoyed working on the radios … Continue reading Bob Officer – N6TCE
Battery Box
by Ron Simpson – N6GKJ The Lodi ARC 12 volt, 30 amp-hour battery box is constructed into a 16x8x10 plastic … Continue reading Battery Box
Michael Dugger – K6AAN
sjdep97@gmail.com I became a ham in 2015 and have been very involved in the amateur radio service ever since. My … Continue reading Michael Dugger – K6AAN
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