Lithium Ion Safety Presentation Links
Below we have attached the videos presented in our June meeting over lithium ion safety.
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Here is a list of recent ham radio related club activities that have been presented at the regular club meetings held every 2nd Tuesday of the Month at 7:00pm at our clubhouse at 5513 Stewart Lane. If you have a presentation of general amateur radio interest you’d like to present at a club meeting, please…
New LoRa Meshtastic Repeater at the Clubhouse
A new antenna/radio was added to the W5QX clubhouse tower last Thursday, utilizing LoRa technology and Meshtastic you can send text messages to other people or channels over 915mhz using Meshtastic “nodes” powered by solar, completely separated from the grid and other infrastructure. Meshtastic radios connect to an app on your phone using BLE or…
License Free Mesh Network (Meshcore) Update
Big improvements have taken place & more are underway for the license-free mesh network (Meshcore) in the Concho Valley! However, the mesh still need your help! It needs more repeaters inside San Angelo to help bolster the coverage of the network. Join the Angelo Mesh Discord server and the folks there can help you get…
W5QX Turns 100! Club Birthday Party October 15th
All are invited to the SAARC 100th Birthday Celebration & Swap Meet! Events will be located at the SAARC Clubhouse, near Mathis Field/San Angelo Regional Airport. The Clubhouse address is:5513 Stewart LnSan Angelo, TX 76904 Please email us at contact@W5QX.org if you have any questions. See you Saturday! Schedule of Events 9:00am – 12:00pm: Tailgate…
DMR Repeater Activity in San Angelo
Did you know there is a Texas Statewide DMR Net carried on a local repeater in San Angelo on Wednesday evenings at 7:30 PM? Where: 444.125 MHz Output, 449.125 MHz Input (KC5EZZ) Color Code 1, Timeslot 2, Talkgroup 3148 (Texas Statewide) There is also a local DMR talkgroup on the same repeater: 444.125 MHz Output,…
San Angelo Broadcast Television Transmitters Locations and RF Frequencies
From Dave K5DCM: Necessity is the mother of invention. I really wanted to watch a ball game on TV, and I was having a really hard time picking up the local FOX station. In researching what frequencies these stations get transmitted on, I learned that Virtual Channels (e.g. 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4 etc) are not…