Andy KY4DF ventured into ham radio wilderness with the design and installation of an antenna 630 meters and its successful use. Whether you are experienced or new to the ham radio world, you’ll find that we can all learn a lot from Andy’s presentation on this adventure.
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PSC parking for tomorrow They will be painting parking stripes in the PSC visitor parking area tomorrow. If you are participating in the SET deployment you will need to park in the employee parking. 1 Go Past Charlie Meeks Blvd to end of CulDeSac 2 Turn right on driveway heading north 3 Go to end […]
Randy Moore (KK4SRO) gives an overview of the software-based Ham Clock by Clear Sky Institute ( https://www.clearskyinstitute.com/ham/HamClock/ )
Volunteers are needed to support the Bike MS (Multiple Sclerosis): Bike to Jack and Back 2024 on October 5-6, 2024 from Eagleville to Lynchburg, Tennessee. We will need volunteers to help out in a variety of positions including co-event coordinator, net control, alternate net control, rest stops, and mobile sweeps/rovers. No experience is needed, just […]
As amateur radio operators involved in weather spotting, many of us use free or low cost weather radar apps. But weather radar can be a complex tool. Meteorologist Davis Nolan will join us by Zoom to give us insights beyond basic viewing to properly interpret as we weather spot. Davis has been forecasting weather for […]
In this video, Cliff Batson takes the mystery out of the antennas and antenna routing at the Williamson County Public Safety Center… the HQ of WCARES. Recorded on July 20th, 2024 after his presentation during the July 2024 WCARES monthly meeting.