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CQ VHF Cover
by Marvin Johnston 06 Dec '06

06 Dec '06

In case you haven't seen it, our own Jay Hennigan, WB6RDV, is prominently displayed on the front cover of the CQ-VHF Fall Issue! Jay is shown DFing at the practice session in Bulgeria for the World ARDF Championships.

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ARDF Hunt at Lake Carnaros
by Marvin Johnston 06 Dec '06

06 Dec '06

Hi everyone, This is just a heads up. I talked with Joe Moell (K0OV) yesterday, and we will be putting on an ARDF type hunt at Lake Carnaros on Saturday morning, January 7, 2007. We will probably start direction finding and orienteering practice/training for newcomers about 9:30 and start the main hunt at 10:30AM. We will have a limited amount of DF gear to loan out. Participants will be provided an orienteering map, and there is no charge for this event. If you have (grand)kids that you think might enjoy this, you can bring them out and shadow them as they go out on the course to find the transmitters. More information will be available on the HomingIn website at http://www.hommingin.com/.

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Christmas Gifts - Transmitter Hunting at WallMart
by Marvin Johnston 06 Dec '06

06 Dec '06

I just received this on the ARDF listserver from Dick Arnett (WB4SUV.) Dick has been transmitter hunting for a long time, and has been a member of the US ARDF team since 2000. This could be a great way to get kids interested in this type of activity! ********** FYI, WAL-MART has an ARDF type Care Bear. You hide the bear and the receiver tells you if you are getting hot or cold hunting it. Watch the video demo http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=4990272 **********

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Diablo weather
by Bill Talanian 05 Dec '06

05 Dec '06

5 Dec 2006 To: SBARC Distribution From: Bill Talanian Subject: Diablo Peak The weather radio transmitter at Diablo Peak was recently replaced with a GE Phoenix unit and a new TNC. The old GE MVP was becoming intermittent. Weather reports are now coming in every 5 minutes from Diablo. http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/wxpage.cgi?call=K6TZ&last=24 Thanks to Calli Marquez, kd6ovs, and Steve Nelson, kd6vex, for accompanying me on another Island adventure.

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Key-Klix Deadline
by WillZ789＠cs.com 23 Nov '06

23 Nov '06

Hi Everybody, The deadline for contributions to the December issue of Key-Klix is almost here. Please sent anything you have. Thanks, 73 Bill

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FT-897/857
by W1PR 22 Nov '06

22 Nov '06

Is anybody locally using computer control with a Yaesu FT-857 or 897? Or even using one of those radios without CAT? Please reply via direct email, rather than the list, or give me a land line. TNX, 73, and happy TNXgiving! Paul -- Paul R Ryack - W1PR, Santa Barbara, CA JE1LRT, Tokyo, Japan trustee, NN6DX email: W1PR(a)arrl.net

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SBARC Monthly Meeting Tonight (Friday)
by Marvin Johnston 17 Nov '06

17 Nov '06

Hi everyone, Just a reminder that tonight is the SBARC monthly meeting. KeyKlix was mailed out earlier this week, but I hadn't gotten mine as of last night, hence this reminder. This is elections night where we will be electing the new board of directors for next year. We are also continuing the tradition of tonight being SIG night. This will be an opportunity to socialize and find out more from the people who are actively doing things through SBARC. Since KeyKlix is online, you can also get it on our website at: http://www.sbarc.org/index.html by clicking on the link to KeyKlix Online - November 2006 Finally, take a look in the Sports Section of the todays Newspress, and see what some of us are doing :). Thanks, and see you there! Marvin, KE6HTS

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FT897, CAT control
by W1PR 14 Nov '06

14 Nov '06

Is anybody using CAT with the FT-897D? 73 de Paul, W1PR -- Paul R. Ryack W1PR - Santa Barbara, CA, USA JE1LRT - Tokyo, Japan Japanese mobile phone - 090-6654-8864

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National Weather Service Inquiry
by kc6nah＠juno.com 11 Nov '06

11 Nov '06

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What is S.I.G. Night?
by Darryl A. Widman 09 Nov '06

09 Nov '06

What is S.I.G. Night? by Darryl Widman, KF6DI OK, what is a S.I.G? Funny you should ask. A S.I.G. simply is a Special Interest Group. And what might that be? Well, in Amateur Radio, it is just a bunch of hams who enjoy a particular part of this great hobby. Some are CW hounds. Others love operating QRP (very low power). Transmitter Hunting attracts thousands of hams all over the world. There is Mountain Topping -- climbing up to the highest point you can in order to make distant VHF or UHF contacts -- even by microwaves. Others keep trying to gain yet one more grid square -- a radio contact with someone in a rectangular area of the world described by its longitudinal and latitudinal boundaries. There are circuit designers and "tinkerers" who are happiest working in their "design labs." There are kit builders out there. Lots of these folks have built the Heathkits of years gone by just to sell them to others. They love building. There are those who are up to speed in the digital world, when it comes to Amateur Radio. Then there are those who actually bounce signals off the face of the moon. Amateur Television or ATV is for those who want to see each other on the radio. The Amateur Radio Emergency Service attracts a great many hams who want to help out with emergency communications. What is your favorite part of Amateur Radio? Well, if you come to the November club meeting of the Santa Barbara Amateur Radio Club on the 17th, you might see some of these guys (and gals) and what they find most interesting. S.I.G. Night is where they bring their favorite stuff to our club meeting and show it off to you. Want to see what is going on out there? Want to find something interesting to do in this great hobby of ours? Come to our club meeting. It starts at 7:30 PM, but come earlier and get a look at things as they're being set up. If you are one of these lucky hams who has a particular favorite part of Amateur Radio, come to this meeting and bring along some of your stuff and show it off. Many will be interested to see it. I know I will. We meet at the Goleta Union School District, 401 N. Fairview Ave., right across the street from the Goleta Library. This will be our last meeting of the year and in addition to S.I.G. Night, we will be electing our new board of directors for 2007. There will be a "Free to Good Home" table, too. This would be the perfect time for you to come and join the Santa Barbara Amateur Radio Club and get ready for a great year of fun.

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