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June 5 event (request forwarded)
by Bill Talanian 17 May '22

17 May '22

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Re: [Sbarc-list] Can you ID radios?
by Jay Hennigan 16 May '22

16 May '22

On 5/16/22 10:21, Levi C. Maaia, K6LCM via SBARC-list wrote: > Members, Marla Daily at the Santa Cruz Island Foundation asked if we > could tell what the model radios were that Ed Stanton was using in this > photo. Anyone know? Almost certainly home-built. Note paper labels on meters and switches and the absence of brand logos. Hams built a lot of their own gear in those days. Receiver is on the left, main tuning dial looks like it was cannibalized from a fairly high-end Zenith console. Back then many home console radios had pretty decent shortwave tuners, often with bandspread suitable for ham bands. Zenith was the Cadillac. Keep in mind that HF phone was AM, not SSB. The whole receiver could have been salvaged from a big console radio and repackaged. Transmitter is on the right. Large lever knob is likely the bandswitch. Center black nameplate on transmitter kind of looks like it might possibly have been military but 1938 is too early for surplus military gear. I suspect it's completely homebrew. Microphone could be Astatic JT-30. Speaker cabinet is homebrew. -- Jay Hennigan - jay(a)west.net Network Engineering - CCIE #7880 503 897-8550 - WB6RDV

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Can you ID radios?
by Levi C. Maaia, K6LCM 16 May '22

16 May '22

Members, Marla Daily at the Santa Cruz Island Foundation asked if we could tell what the model radios were that Ed Stanton was using in this photo. Anyone know? LCM Levi C. Maaia, K6LCM Director at Large | K6TZ Trustee Santa Barbara Amateur Radio Club Santa Barbara Wireless Foundation a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public benefit corporation www.levimaaia.com | www.k6lcm.com +1.805.604.5384 On May 16, 2022 at 08:38:30, Marla Daily (marla(a)scifoundation.org) wrote: Photo of Ed Stanton on the island, 1938:

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Ham Radio and Operation Deep Freeze
by David Hackleman 03 May '22

03 May '22

Hi all, The History Guy's latest video posted to YouTube highlights two teenaged hams' critical role in keeping lonely Antarctic research station personnel in touch with their loved ones in the 1950's. It is a quintessential example of why we do what we do, though this is the first time I have heard about it. The part about ham radio doesn't start until 7:20, but what precedes it provides important context. At 16:49 in length, it is worth watching if you have the time. Here is the URL: https://youtu.be/uaTm_LUifUI

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Blank rack panels
by Bill Talanian 29 Apr '22

29 Apr '22

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Closed cell foam
by Bill Talanian 28 Apr '22

28 Apr '22

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INTERNATIONAL STYLE ON-FOOT T-HUNT
by Marvin Johnston 08 Apr '22

08 Apr '22

INTERNATIONAL STYLE ON-FOOT T-HUNT Saturday May 21st. 2022 Felicita County Park, Escondido, CA 92029 Sponsored by the San Diego T-Hunt Group & CQ Magazine World Wide Fox Hunting Weekend Starting times will be 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM at 5 minute intervals. If you start at 1:30 you will have until 3:00 to complete the course. NO REGISTRATION FEES! There will be 5 hidden T’s using the MOE-MOI-MOS-MOH-MO5 format. You will be issued a “Punch card” and there will be orange & white flagging tape at each punch located close to the T’s which will be concealed. Antennas will all be vertically polarized with approximately the same radiated power from each “T”. For information on “International Style Transmitter Hunting” you may go to Joe Moell, k0ov’s excellent website…. www.homingin.com. We will have limited equipment to loan for those that do not have small 2-M beams. Bring a connector to go from your HT antenna connector to a BNC cable (Chinese HT’s not recommended). There will be experienced Hams present to demonstrate techniques for those that want to learn about “On-Foot” Amateur Radio Direction Finding (ADRF) and some “Practice T’s” to experiment with before you start the course. You do not need a Ham Radio License to participate! You will be issued a map of the area with major features delineated. A compass, clipboard and pencil may be handy to plot bearings with. Dress appropriately and plan on taking water with you while hunting. A BBQ is planned for about 2:30 PM for those interested. We will have burgers & hot dogs, buns, condiments, potato salad, drinks, chips & salsa. BBQ donations can be made on site. If you are staying for BBQ you might want to bring a folding chair. For information contact: Joe Corones, N6SZO @ H-858.484.3582, C-858.603.5545, jcorones(a)gmail.com OR… … Joe Loughlin, KE6PHB @ H-619.461.7854, C-619.403.3149, ke6phb(a)cox.net Directions: From Interstate 15 in Escondido take Via Rancho PKWY West about 0.75 miles to Felicita Rd., turn right onto Felicita Rd. and Park entrance will be 0.5 miles on your left. Park opens at 9:30 and there is a $3.00 day use parking charge. Take first left and we will be located close to the N. end of the parking lot. Look for T-Hunt signs/banners. Coordinates are, 33 04’ 55.65” N, 117 05’ 12.73” W. COME OUT AND EXPERIENCE A DIFFERENT ASPECT OF HAM RADIO

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Open Frame Rack
by Bill Talanian 06 Apr '22

06 Apr '22

Wanted for club project Contact: Bill Talanian w1uuq(a)cox.net 7' X 19" Open frame aluminum rack 45 RU

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artcile about ham radio vs. other technologies
by Ken Alker 06 Apr '22

06 Apr '22

Although this is about short wave radio during war, I found this to be a good layman's testimonial regarding ham radio vs. other technologies during a time of disaster. <https://theconversation.com/shortwave-radio-in-ukraine-why-revisiting-old-s…>

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New FCC Fee Will Not Apply License Upgrades
by Levi C. Maaia, K6LCM 05 Apr '22

05 Apr '22

FYI, new license fee will not apply to license upgrades. LCM Levi C. Maaia, K6LCM Director at Large | K6TZ Trustee Santa Barbara Amateur Radio Club Santa Barbara Wireless Foundation a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public benefit corporation www.levimaaia.com | www.k6lcm.com +1.805.604.5384 On April 5, 2022 at 11:51:07, ARRL Web site (memberlist(a)arrl.org) wrote: SB QST @ ARL $ARLB011 ARLB011 New FCC Application Fee Will Not Apply to Amateur Radio License Upgrades ZCZC AG11 QST de W1AW ARRL Bulletin 11 ARLB011 From ARRL Headquarters Newington CT April 5, 2022 To all radio amateurs SB QST ARL ARLB011 ARLB011 New FCC Application Fee Will Not Apply to Amateur Radio License Upgrades The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) staff has clarified in response to an ARRL request that the new $35 application fee will not apply to most license modifications, including those to upgrade amateur radio licensee's operator class and changes to club station trustees. The FCC staff explained that the new fees will apply only to applications for a new license, renewal, rule waiver, or a new vanity call sign. As previously announced, the new fees take effect on April 19, 2022. "We are pleased that the FCC will not charge licensees the FCC application fee for license upgrade applications," said ARRL Volunteer Examiner Coordinator (VEC) Manager Maria Somma, AB1FM. "While applicants for a new license will need to pay the $35 FCC application fee, there will be no FCC charge for future upgrades and administrative updates, such as a change of mailing or email address. Most current licensees, therefore, will not be charged the new FCC application fee until they renew their license or apply for a new vanity call sign." ARRL previously reported that the new $35 application fee for amateur radio licenses will become effective on April 19, 2022. Further information and instructions about the FCC Application Fee are available from the ARRL VEC page at, https://www.arrl.org/fcc-application-fee . NNNN /EX

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