Skywarn Recognition Day 2022
December 4th, 2022
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Club presentation and demonstration of Amateur Radio to the Society of Physics Students at Angelo State University.
Fantastic group of bright young minds who had great questions. Glenn Miller AA5PK gave a talk on Amateur Radio Satellites, Dave Mulvey K5DCM talked about amateur licensing, Sergio Wickliffe KJ5FWA demonstrated HF voice modes from his truck, and Chad Goodman KD5SMK demonstrated QRP Digital Modes and inexpensive DIY HF kits. Thanks to the SPS club…
Final Report and Project Summary on the Repeater System Upgrades
Public Acknowledgment of Gratitude to the ARDC Foundation The San Angelo Amateur Radio Club (SAARC) extends its deepest gratitude to the Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC) Foundation for their generous grant funding, which has been instrumental in completing a critical infrastructure improvement project for our club. With the ARDC Foundation’s support, we successfully executed a…
Skywarn Recognition Day December 7, 2024
Schedule of events: 8:30am-11:30am Skywarn Recognition Meet and Greet / Open House at NWS Office The National Weather Service office in San Angelo Texas will host their Skywarn Recognition Day meet & greet/open house on Saturday, December 7, 2024 from 8:30am to 11:30am. Address is 7654 Knickerbocker Rd, San Angelo, TX 76904. Contact Mike Castillo,…
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DMR Repeater Activity in San Angelo
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I.S.S. Visible Pass Widget for San Angelo
Here’s a widget that will let you know the next time the International Space Station is visible while passing over San Angelo. Monitor 437.800 MHz on any handheld, to hear crossband repeater traffic via the ISS!