Weekly Club Newsletter
Items of Interest: The Magnetic Loop on Two Meters VHF Antenna in a Lunchbox A Strange Radio Signal that was thought to be from space. This article describes what happened and the tantalizing signal that did not come from space …
Items of Interest: The Premiere of NIGHT, the Movie The film’s purpose is to give aspiring young actors a chance to hone their craft in a real movie environment. Thanks to the Oklahoma Film and Music Office, they were able to shoot …
Items of Interest: Microsoft Releases Windows Version 11 The official release date for the new Windows 11 operating system is October 5, Microsoft has announced, but it will be a slow reveal. Radio amateurs may be eager to learn if …
Items of Interest: NASA Space weather conditions page 20m Loop Antenna by Harry Lythall – SM0VPO Humor: Meetings: The next membership meeting will be on Thursday, November 4th at 7pm (and may even be face-to-face) . Details in an upcoming …
Items of Interest: Antique Wireless Association (AWA) museum curator Ed Gable, K2MP, recounted “The History of Single Sideband” as part of the inaugural “AWA Shares” program, presented on August 19. WSJT-X 2.5.0 has been officially released and introduces an enhanced Q65 decoder that …
Items of Interest: March 2021 QSO Today Expo presentation on the history of the ham radio call sign to YouTube. Humor: Meetings: The next membership meeting will be on Thursday, October 7th at 7pm via Google Meet. Details in the …
Items of Interest: Virtual breadboard is a free windows tool for physically simulating electronic component assembly. You are provided a virtual breadboard where you can add components and connections… to simulate many assemblies you would normally need to create physically. …
Items of Interest: A beginners guide to repeaters: www.wy7dt.com/Repeater_Guide/default.html Humor: Time To Upgrade Your License? Just a reminder that the Sun City Amateur Radio Club will be sponsoring an Amateur Radio license testing session tomorrow, Wednesday, September 15, at 1:00 …
Items of Interest: Dipole ant (qsl.net) The dipole antenna is the antenna type most often used by Hams around the world. Inexpensive, effective and easy to build, what more could anyone ask for in a home made antenna. Items of …
Items of Interest: History of direction finding Where’s That Radio? A Brief History Of Direction Finding | Hackaday A beginners guide to repeaters: www.wy7dt.com/Repeater_Guide/default.html Ham radio saves a friends life: Humor: Time To Upgrade Your License? The Sun City Amateur …
