Good attendance at our Feb meeting , KG7IDY, KØIP,
KG7IZF, KG7IZG
N7FLM, KJ7DGS, KI7UKJ, KJ7DGW, KI7IQJ, KAØAJS, KF7YVW,
WA7VKE, N7DGN, Mrs DGN, N7TZK, KO7P, KI7VMF, one unlicensed.
and a great, and very informative program about batteries.
Several folks at the meeting want it posted here on the web so they
could look
it over again,, here's a link to the PDF presentation,
although not live like at the
meeting, there is LOTS of good information,
Presentation Link
Your assistance is requested
The PARC Board is looking for NEW ideas for club programs.
we're happy to cover the same topics every several years.
BUT
WE are sure some of you newer hams have some great ideas we have
overlooked,
WE request your presents and ideas at our meetings.. Please attend
our meetings !
Coming soon, March 9th,
the IDQP,
This is a call for operators..
want to try your luck from my
shack, will provide training, etc etc,,
contact KØIP on the roster page.
We will have between 12 noon Saturday into the evening, , thats a lot of
hours. need ops to win for Idaho,
Its fun, its fast , you won't be bored.. We can run RTTY if
you want or
just plain jane SSB..
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Testing Results
for Saturday 12 Jan 2019...
We had 11 candidates for testing.
5 candidates earned their Technician license
2 candidates earned their General license
2 candidates earned their Extra license
and 2 candidates failed to earn any license.
I want to thank the VE’s who helped
with the testing.
They were:
Jim KO7P
Dick WA7VKE
Elborn KA7MLM
Dave N7TZK.
Without their help we couldn’t give the tests.
These VE’S do a great job.
Mike Vaughn WB7DNU
This is reprinted from the ARRL contest newsletter, the entire
newsleter is available at
http://www.arrl.org/contest-update-issues?issue=2019-02-06.
Feb 6 edition.
NEW HF OPERATORS --THINGS TO DO
If you're not part of a local radio club with members involved in HF
contesting, consider joining one. Besides being able to draw upon the
expertise of other amateurs, some projects such as those involving
antennas and cabling can be made easier when others help out. Enthusiasm
begets enthusiasm, and many clubs encourage contest participation with
inter-club competitions and club awards for contest activity. One place
to find a club is the
ARRL Contest Club List. Clubs on the list submit or intend to submit
contest logs for ARRL contests.
The upcoming
ARRL International DX Contests are great opportunities to work a lot
of DX for fun or to increase your DXCC totals. In this contest
multipliers count per band, and the DX stations will only be looking for
US and Canadian stations.
And speaking of things to do,
just to the left is a Call for Operators,
now not to brag toooo much , but if I don't
you probably won't know. My station (KØIP)
while not world class, certainly out classes
most area stations, So when you push the TX
button, you expect something to happen,
No, not smoke. With a Big antenna, (repeat sort'a BIG)
a Hi Power amplifier, and a nice radio,
although not a Yaesu, you expect to get contacts.
THIS IS NOT QRP, Notice to airman, or birds: flying in
front of my antennas is not advised, RF burns are
possible ! think incineration ??
Sorry, Just stating the facts. So again, check out
the Idaho QSO party op at my Shack. your chance to
try something new.
sincerely John Wilson
on the sign up sheet are
WØWN supporting CW
KO7P sunday morning,
W7NJM between 12:30 and 2 pm Saturday.
K7ETE, is on the list, variable times
and me KØIP picking up the slack,
WHO else wants to give it a try ??
here is a sample of whats possible
a bit old, but it was a really big deal then,, W1AW and PARC
Watching your 2 meter HT Charging isn't much fun, this is !!!!!!!
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