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LATEST NEWS |
- REPEATER UPDATE 3/26/13: The K4QHR repeater has been changed to 146.895 MHz, - shift, using a CTCSS tone of 127.3 on transmit, and an optional Digital Coded Squelch (DCS) of 411 (N- Normal) on receive. If your radio does not have hybrid tone squelch Encode/Decode (CTCSS/DCS) capability, don't worry, just use tone 127.3 on transmit. The new repeater is much quieter, and its footprint now extends well North past Brunswick, and South past Jacksonville. Thanks to Pete, K4QHR for all the work he put into this great sounding repeater!
- NEW REPEATER OWNER: The W4COJ repeater (444.625+/118.8t) has changed owners! A big congratulations to Bill W1KFR for his aquisition of this excellent repeater system and we look forward to even better capabilities in the near future. Pushing 250 watts with an antenna at 800 feet, it's footprint now extends North of Darien, and South to Jacksonville. (Who wants to test how far West both these repeaters reach now? With the exception of maybe a few dead spots, it should be at least out to Waycross...)
- April CCARS Meeting - Another delicious dinner at Murray's Grill on A1A in Yulee, FL. Tom K4TMN brought his Raspberry-Pi/D-Star DVAP hotspot for demonstration but Murphy (of Murphy's Law fame) had other ideas. We hope Tom will be able to complete his demonstration during a regular meeting in the near future. The May meeting will be a regular meeting to discuss Field Day 2013, coming in only 7 weeks!
- LINKS PAGE UPDATED The page listing links to dozens of calculators, antenna analysis software, parts and equipment dealers, reference sources, and tons of other radio & electronics related stuff has been updated. We have also added a dedicated page of links to radio related apps for your Android smart phone. Check it out here: ANDROID APPS
- Our VE Team continues to do an outstanding job conducting amateur radio testing sessions the second Sunday of each month. Congrats to our new hams and to our dedicated VE team. For more information, see our VE Page
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Club Activities |
 The planning comittee is always looking for new ways to get our club members together to enjoy this great hobby. Field trips, cookouts, special event stations, JOTA, IOTA, Field Day, fox hunts, we love to do it all! You can be part of it too and now is a great time. We are busy planning new events for 2011! Click here for more information and pictures of some of our recent activities.
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WEEKLY BREAKFAST |
Join us this Saturday at 0900 for breakfast at
Cracker Barrel Hwy 40 W, Kingsland, GA (Just off I-95 Exit 3)
Check in via the K4QHR (146.895MHz-/411 DCS) or W1KFR (444.625+/118.8t) repeaters so we can have a seat waiting for you! |
MONTHLY MEETINGS |
3PM the 1st Sunday of each month
Kingsland Fire Station 125 N Gross Rd Kingsland, GA
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Our next meeting will be:
THIS MONTH'S DISCUSSIONS:
- Field Day 2013 - - Serving D-Star DVAP with a slice of Raspberry Pi - - BONUS!! Equipment Auction! Collection of vintage test equipment up for sale after the meeting. Bring your small bills, something for everybody!! - |
Next Month: Field Day 2013 June 22-23
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** VISITORS AND NON-HAMS ARE WELCOME ** Contact Glenn (W4ULB) for more information: E-mail
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EVENTS, HAMFESTS, & CONTESTS |
- Last Month
- April Events - This year the Annual Folkston Railwatch and Georgia QSO party unfortunately fell on the same day, so it was decided to concentrate on the QSO party. Propagation was not the best, but Thurston W6NY still had some fun with a 40 meter NVIS dipole set up just for this contest. Maybe we will be able to do both again next year. Time now to get ready for the VHF QSO Party June 8-9 and Field Day June 22-23!!
- This Year
- Calling all Rovers! - 2013 is packed with and one of the best ways to enjoy them is by activating while mobile! Better be ready to work a pileup of stations! Even if you only have an HT, you can still participate thanks to the "FM Only" or "Portable" categories.
- Pick a contest and do some operating! You don't need a "big gun" station to have some fun. For a full calendar of upcoming events, take a look here: or here:
- Know of any upcoming local events, festivals, or historic dates that we could activate a Special Event Station (SES) for? Let us know!
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Sunday 8:00 P.M. 146.895 MHz[-] [DCS 411N]
Mon-Fri 8:00 P.M. 28.330 USB
Monday 8:30 P.M. KG4PXG 146.685 MHz[-]
Thursday 8:00 P.M. W4NAS 146.835 MHz[-] [t127.3Hz]
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Don't have a Ham Radio License yet? Ready to upgrade your existing license? Not a problem! We can't take the test for you, but we can point you in the right direction and administer your test when you are ready.
Knowledge of Morse Code is no longer required for ANY class of licenses!
The monthly testing sessions date has changed!!
Please visit our Testing page for more information:
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