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Key -Klix Deadline
by WillZ789＠cs.com 25 Jun '07

25 Jun '07

Hi Everybody, Just want to remind everyone the contribution deadline for the July KK is next week. Thanks, Bill.

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Craig Park Transmitter Hunting 7/14/07
by Marvin Johnston 18 Jun '07

18 Jun '07

The next southern California on-foot direction-finding session will be Craig Regional Park on July 14, sponsored by the SuperSystem UHF Repeater Network with support from members of the Fullerton Radio Club. It is open to everyone. All ages are welcome, so bring the family. You don't need a ham radio license or knowledge of RDF equipment. For radio-orienteers of average experience, there will be a 5-fox two-meter course of low to moderate difficulty. If you are a beginner, there will be plenty of practice two-meter fox transmitters just for you. Transmitters on the 80-meter and UHF bands will also be available to hunt. Experts will be on hand to teach you the basic techniques of on-foot direction-finding. An optional cookout will take place just prior to the hunt with grilled hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken breasts and all the fixings. If you bring a salad or dessert to share, your cost for the lunch will be $2. If not, the price is $5. If you plan to take part in this picnic, it would help if you would make an advance reservation by e-mail to <wa6twf(a)aol.com> and arrive at the starting point by 11 AM. If you don't wish to partake in the picnic, no reservation is necessary. Just bring your own lunch and come to the start point at 12 noon for the hunt. There is no charge for the transmitter hunting. A limited amount of radio direction finding gear will be available for loan. If possible, bring a handi-talkie, receiver, or scanner covering the two-meter band for each person who will be going ARDFing. If you have directional antennas, attenuators, or other on-foot RDF equipment, be sure to bring it. Make sure all batteries are fresh. Craig Regional Park is between the cities of Fullerton and Brea. It is bounded on the west by State College Boulevard, on the north by Imperial Highway, on the east by the 57 freeway and on the south by Bastanchury Road. See the maps at <www.homingin.com> for navigation to the park and the hunt start location. From the 57 freeway, take the Imperial Highway exit, go west to State College (first light), turn left (south) and look for the park on your left (east). This is the only vehicular entrance. Vehicular entry and parking within Craig Park costs $5 and there are parking spaces right next to the starting point, which is south and east of our previous location. As an alternate, you can park just outside along the State College Boulevard for free if you're willing to hike about 500 yards to the start. As you approach, look for the orange and white orienteering flag. Two meter talk-in is on K6QEH/R, 146.97(-) PL 136.5. SuperSystem members can call WA6TWF on "Channel 5." Questions about the hunt? Send e-mail to <k0ov(a)homingin.com> 73, Joe Moell K0OV

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Santa Maria Radio Swapfest -- Tomorrow
by auditron 15 Jun '07

15 Jun '07

Santa Maria Radio Swapfest Saturday, June 16, 2007 (tomorrow) SPONSORED BY THE SATELLITE AMATEUR RADIO CLUB, W6AB An ARRL Affiliated Club WHAT: Best-Known Radio Swapfest on the Central Coast! Swap Tables, Contests, T-Hunts, Games, and many drawing prizes, such as Transceivers* and Antennas Power Supplies and Surge Protectors Tools and Test Equipment Gift Certificates * Transmitting equipment awarded to Licensed Amateur Radio Operators ONLY! WHEN: Sellers admitted at 7:00 A.M. Open to public at 8:00 A.M. Prize drawings will occur throughout the event WHERE: The Santa Maria Elks Lodge parking lot, 1309 North Bradley Road. Take Highway 101 to the Donovan Road exit in Santa Maria. Go one-half block west on Donovan Road to North College Drive, turn left onto College Drive, and go one-half block south to North Bradley Drive. Turn left onto Bradley Drive and follow it east and then south to the Elks Lodge. Bring your own tables and chairs. GPS (NAD83) Coordinates of Event: 34° 57' 49.3" N, 120° 25' 15.6" W PRICES: ADMISSION AND PARKING IS FREE Swap Table Space or Tailgate Permit ......................... $ 15.00 TALK-IN: 145.140- (131.8 Hz CTCSS) Visit our Web Site at www.SatelliteARC.com

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Father's Day gift for Hams
by auditron 08 Jun '07

08 Jun '07

The best Father's Day gift any dad can receive is a day in Santa Maria at the Santa Maria Radio Swapfest! ------------------------------- How Hams Celebrate Father's Day: President Calvin Coolidge recommended it as a national holiday in 1924. In 1966, President Lyndon Johnson made Father's Day a holiday to be celebrated on the third Sunday of June. The holiday was not officially recognized until 1972, during the presidency of Richard Nixon. In recent years, retailers have adapted to the holiday by promoting male-oriented gifts such as electronics and tools. Families of Amateur Radio operators insist that he or she attends the Santa Maria Radio Swapfest. This year as in recent years past, Amateur Radio operators will celebrate Father's Day on Saturday June 16, 2007 at the Santa Maria Radio Swapfest The Santa Maria Radio Swapfest is sponsored by the Satellite Amateur Radio Club. You can get all of the information by downloading the swapfest flyer at: http://www.satellitearc.com/2007%20Swapfest%20Flyer.pdf In Santa Maria, California Saturday morning June 16th. Elks Lodge Parking Lot 1309 North Bradley Road Talk-In: 147.300+ (PL 131.8) The information contact is Eric Lemmon, WB6FLY 4416 Titan Avenue Lompoc, CA 93436-1027 Phone: 805-733-4416 Fax: 805-733-4418 Email: wb6fly(a)arrl.net http://www.satellitearc.com

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Brief ham radio bit on an NPR segment 6-7-07
by kc6nah＠juno.com 07 Jun '07

07 Jun '07

A story about NASA's food program on the shuttles and the international space station that a includes ham radio contacts http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=10792763 Hubert _____________________________________________________________ Thinking of a life with religion? Click here to find a religious school near you. http://track.juno.com/s/lc?u=http://tagline.untd.us/fc/CAaCX093m941rDRObPZB…

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prayer?
by W1PR 28 May '07

28 May '07

I have been told that there was a prayer offered at the last SBARC meeting. Is that report factual? -- Paul R Ryack - W1PR, Santa Barbara, CA JE1LRT, Tokyo, Japan trustee, NN6DX email: W1PR(a)arrl.net

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SBARC Field Day Operators Needed
by Tom Saunders 28 May '07

28 May '07

SBARC Members, Field Day is Saturday, June 23 to Sunday, June 24. The location is the Christ Lutheran Church field near the corner of Los Carneros and Covington Way. This is the same location that we had last year. It is just north of the Stow House parking lot. SBARC will have two HF stations located in the Communications Van and the Rover. One station will be primarily phone, the other will be primarily CW. Setup will be very easy since we use the club's vehicles. Setup will begin Friday afternoon at 1 PM. If you are interested in operating during Field Day, please indicate your mode (CW or phone) and first and second choice from the schedule below. Operators are scheduled in two hour shifts. Two or more operators during a shift is encouraged so that one person can log while another operates. Shifts are : Saturday 11 am - 1 pm 1 pm - 3 pm 3 pm - 5 pm 5 pm - 7 pm 7 pm - 9 pm 9 pm - 11 pm Night 11 pm - 5 am Sunday 5 am - 7 am 7 am - 9 am 9 am - 11 am The SSB Phone station will use a Yaesu Mark V in the Rover. We have worked on the Rover to permit 'silent' operation mode using battery power. The Mark V has a roofing filter and voice memory keyer to make it easier to operate. Everyone is invited to the Field Day Potluck BBQ at 3 pm Sunday. The club provides hamburgers, hot dogs, and soda. Please respond to this email or call me at the number below. 73, Tom Saunders N6YX SBARC Executive Vice-President Cell 805 452 0840 Email tsaund(a)cox.net

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Key-Klix deadline
by WillZ789＠cs.com 21 May '07

21 May '07

Hi Everybody, Next Monday is the deadline for contributions to June Key-Klix. Bill, Ed, KK.

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Fwd: "Old Timers Night" this Friday
by Paul Cronshaw 16 May '07

16 May '07

> > > > Greetings! > > This Friday night, May 18, the Santa Barbara Amateur Radio Club > will be holding its annual "Old Timers Night." This is where we > pull our oldest radio or related gear out of the cobwebs, clean it > up and bring it over to where we hold our monthly club meetings in > order to show it off. This is also an opportunity to show > ourselves off, if we are "Old Timers." > > We will have the traditional countdown to see who has been a ham > the longest with the longest still standing after everyone else has > sat down. We will also find out who is the oldest ham in the > room. We might even find out who is the youngest ham in the room > and notice the contrast. > > If you are able to bring along something that you feel we would > enjoy seeing, please make a small placard to place along side it > noting your name, what it is, how it was used and when it was used. > > "Old Timers Night" is always a fun event and it is interesting to > watch our friends seemingly become Old Timers right before our eyes > as the years pass by. > > Come give your favorite Old Timer the recognition he or she has > earned simply by hanging in there. > > Also, if you can, please bring something to place on our > refreshment table and don't forget to contribute something to our > "Free to Good Home" table. > > We hold our monthly meetings at the Goleta Union School District, > 401 No. Fairview Ave., which is right across the street from the > Goleta Library, about 0.2 miles from Hwy 101 on the mountain > (north) side of the freeway. > > The meeting begins at 7:30 PM, but please come early so you can > meet the folks, peruse the free stuff and get your share of raffle > tickets for the drawing. > > This is always a great meeting. Don't miss it! > > Darryl Widman, KF6DI > Director, SBARC >

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HF CODAR
by Bill Talanian 13 May '07

13 May '07

5/13/2007 Most everyone in SBARC has probably seen the daily WebCam pictures from Diablo Peak on Santa Cruz Island. This program was initiated with the UCSB Geography Department in conjunction with their on-going weather studies in the central valley. http://www.diablo.sbarc.org/imageview.cgi This wireless link from Santa Cruz Island to the mainland has now attracted another task from the UCSB Physics Department. The <http://www.icess.ucsb.edu/iog/about/index.php>Interdisciplinary Oceanography Group (IOG) is affiliated with the <http://www.icess.ucsb.edu>Institute for Computational Earth System Science (ICESS) based at the <http://www.ucsb.edu>University of California (UCSB). Amateur Radio operators may be interested in this program as it involves HF in the 3-50 MHz band called HF Radar Coastal Ocean Dynamic Application Radar (CODAR). The participation by SBARC is now in its formative stages under Thorsten von Eicken, of SBARC and Cyril Johnson of UCSB. For more information on this exciting program use the following link: http://www.icess.ucsb.edu/iog/realtime/index.php *************

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