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
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
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
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
The N6GKJ Allstar Mode
by Ron Simpson – N6GKJ What can you do if your repeater covers such a large area that club members … Continue reading The N6GKJ Allstar Mode
Field Trip to HRO
Occasionally hams are obligated to perform a personal inspection of the very latest equipment and add to their collection of … Continue reading Field Trip to HRO
Girl Scouts & Astronauts
What Do We Talk About at Club Meetings?
The Lodi Amateur Radio Club draws from the varied interests of all Club members. It’s the place to be on the … Continue reading What Do We Talk About at Club Meetings?
WOW Science Museum
After nearly twenty years, the World of Wonders Science Museum in Lodi remains as an inspirational destination where children and … Continue reading WOW Science Museum
Winter Field Day
It’s a beautiful winter morning at New Hogan Lake near Valley Springs, CA and everyone is busy setting up transceivers … Continue reading Winter Field Day
