Club Event: Educational Presentation Outline Posted on behalf of Dan AE∅DM and Steve K∅GUZ FT8: The new mode is named after its developers, Steven Franke, K9AN, and Joe Taylor, K1JT. The numeral designates the mode’s 8-frequency shift keying format. (description courtesy ARRL 8/01/2017) FT8 for WCARC version 1.0 Additional information: http://www.arrl.org/international-grid-chase-2018
The Western Colorado Amateur Radio Clubs Ham fest on September 9th was a big success. It has been a while since the club hosted a Ham Fest but we are moving to make it an annual event. We want to thank all the club members that pitched in to bring it all together. Special thanks …
Western Colorado Amateur Radio Club Ham Fest Grand Junction, Colorado September 9th, 9am – 2pm The WCARC would like to invite all Ham Radio Operators and enthusiasts to join us for our new WCARC Ham Fest. First Christian Church 1326 N 1st St Grand Junction, CO 81501 Admission is free. We will have guest …
WCARC Annual Picnic Sherwood Park, Juniper Shelter 9 September 2017 – 3:00 to 7:00 pm The WCARC Members Club Picnic is Saturday September 9th from 3-7pm. Hot Dogs and Burgers, Buns and condiments will be provided. Please bring a dish to share according to the assignments below. First initial of your last name indicates …
Our Black Ridge Repeater Tower is on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) property west of the Colorado National Monument. It is the site of numerous communications towers and the WCARC leases a site for our repeater tower on 146.94. Much needed repairs including a tower replacement are in the planning stage, awaiting final approval of …
We had a great field day this year with the club. We had two setups going, one at the Uncompahgre National Forest and a second one at Glade Park here in Western Colorado. It was sunny all weekend, we had a good turn out and everyone said they really enjoyed the time spent with friends. …
Western Colorado Amatuer Radio Club, abbreviated WCARC. Call sign is: W0RRZ (whiskey zero romeo romeo zulu) The Western Colorado Amatuer Radio Club was officially started in 1950’s. However, its roots go back to as early as 1940. Pictured here is the Western Slope Radio Club. Top let to right: WØGMB – Jesse Phenix, WØGLT …