Join us Wednesday evening for a casual roundtable net at 7:30 (see below for details), followed by our monthly general meeting on Zoom at 8:00. Our speaker this month will be Dennis Kidder, W6DQ, co-author of Arduino Projects for Amateur Radio.
Dennis will be talking about the Arduino and its application to amateur radio.
Did you know the FRC now has a Weekly Wednesday Net?
We have revived a very old FRC tradition. Come join us for our Wednesday Night 2 meter roundtable net. If you haven’t been on 2 meter FM for a while, this is a good excuse to be sure your batteries are charged and your radio still works! See below for frequency and PL.
Since we are not currently meeting in person monthly, we have rearranged our schedule to meet weekly, but virtually, using Zoom. You are welcome to join us on 2 meters for a casual roundtable net every Wednesday evening at 7:30, followed by a session on Zoom at 8:00. Since the propagation is always excellent on Zoom, we have been seeing some familiar faces who live too far away to attend in-person meetings.
First Wednesday of the month
7:30 pm – 2 m Roundtable Net
8:00 pm – Chat, listen, or ‘show and tell’ if you like on Zoom
Second Wednesday of the month
5:40 pm – Board Meeting on Zoom (all members are always welcome)
7:30 pm – 2 m Roundtable Net
8:00 pm – TAG on Zoom (You can bring something to share, or just see what projects other folks have been working on.)
Third Wednesday of the month
7:30 pm – 2 m Roundtable Net
8:00 pm – FRC ‘regular’ monthly meeting on Zoom. Usually a talk / presentation.
Fourth Wednesday of the month
7:30 pm – 2 m Roundtable Net
8:00 pm – Chat, listen, or ‘show and tell’ if you like on Zoom
Fifth Wednesday of the month (If there is one)
7:30 pm – 2 m Roundtable Net
8:00 pm – Chat, listen, or ‘show and tell’ if you like on Zoom
Our net is held on the K6QEH (Raytheon Fullerton) repeater. 146.97 Hz – offset. PL is 136.5 Hz
If you would like to visit one of our meetings, contact Bob AD6QF and he will send you the Zoom meeting information.
Hi all,
We will have our usual net Wednesday at 7:30 on our regular repeater followed by TAG at 8 on Zoom.
Repeater: K6QEH – 146.970 MHz- PL 136.5 Hz
All hams welcome. Stop by and say hello.
Followed by an online meetup on Zoom at 8. You can tell us about a project you are working on, chat with the group, or just listen. Same meeting number as usual.
73,
Bob AD6QF
Hi all,
We will have a net Wednesday at 7:30 on our regular repeater followed by TAG at 8 on Zoom.
Repeater: K6QEH – 146.970 MHz- PL 136.5 Hz
Net control will be Joe – K0OV. All hams welcome. Stop by and say hello.
Followed by an online meetup on Zoom at 8. You can tell us about a project you are working on, chat with the group, or just listen. Same meeting number as usual.
I have a CW class on Zoom that ends at 8, so the FRC Zoom session will not open up until just after 8 pm.
73,
Bob AD6QF
Hi all,
We will have a net Wednesday at 7:30 on our regular repeater followed by TAG at 8 on Zoom.
Repeater: K6QEH – 146.970 MHz- PL 136.5 Hz
Net control will be Joe – K0OV. All hams welcome. Stop by and say hello.
Followed by an online meeting of our Technical Activity Group (TAG) on Zoom at 8. You can tell us about a project you are working on, chat with the group, or just listen. Same meeting number as usual.
I have a CW class on Zoom that ends at 8, so the FRC Zoom session will not open up until just after 8.
7:30 pm – Roundtable net on K6QEH repeater. 146.970 MHz -offset PL:136.5 Hz
8:00 pm – Club meeting on Zoom. Check your email for Zoom info.
Join us this Wednesday for a 2m net followed by our monthly meeting. This month’s presentation will be by Joe Moell, K0OV who will talk to us about an unusual underground power project.
Joe says, “Have you noticed the newer, taller power towers that go through the Puente Hills, then east across the 57 freeway and into Chino Hills? Why were they put in? Where does the power come from and where does it go? Why would Edison put parts of a 500-kilovolt power line underground, and how did they do that safely? I decided to try to find out, so I did some “digging” of my own. I didn’t become a power distribution expert, but during the July FRC online meeting, I’ll show you some things I discovered. If there’s time, I’ll tell you how to find out how reliable your home electrical service is, and how it is distributed from the six substations in Fullerton. If you don’t live in Fullerton, I’ll show how to find out about your city’s electrical distribution and reliability.”
Hi all,
We will have a net Wednesday at 7:30 on our regular repeater followed by TAG at 8 on Zoom.
Repeater: K6QEH – 146.970 MHz- PL 136.5 Hz
Net control will be Joe – K0OV. All hams welcome. Stop by and say hello.
Followed by an online meeting of our Technical Activity Group (TAG) on Zoom at 8. You can tell us about a project you are working on, chat with the group, or just listen. Same meeting number as usual.
I have a CW class on Zoom that ends at 8, so the FRC Zoom session will not open up until just after 8.
Hi all,
We will have a net tonight at 7:30 our regular repeater. Net control will be Joe – K0OV.
Followed by a meet-up on Zoom at 8. Same meeting number as usual.
I have a CW class on Zoom that ends at 8, so the FRC Zoom session will not open up until just after 8.
As we have done for the past few FRC meetings, we will meet online using Zoom. A reminder with the Zoom information and time will be sent by email to our groups.io mailing list.
Our speaker this month will be our club vice-president, Bob Houghton AD6QF. Although thirty years ago, Bob passed the 5 wpm code test to earn his Novice license, he admits that he has never used CW for a QSO. Bob would like to become a proficient CW operator. He has recently joined the Long Island CW Club. The purpose of the club is to help people learn morse code by providing classes and mentoring. Bob will tell a little about the club and reflect on his experience during his first two weeks of membership.
Bob will also discuss some of the new initiatives that ARRL is rolling out in order to encourage new hams to become active members of the amateur radio community as well as trying to give some insight into where younger hams are going to get their information. Hint: For the most part it isn’t traditional clubs…
Subtitle: The Jack Daniel’s Distillery Tour where chemistry lessons are inserted along the way.
The Muckenthaler [Fullerton’s cultural center] sponsored a tour of Nashville Tennessee which included a tour of the Jack Daniels distillery. Several months later there was a reunion for which Walter put together a talk which was inspired by his brother to be technical. Walter’s brother is a retired chemical engineer and noticed three of the 6 most important chemical reactions in history are involved with whiskey making. There’s over a hundred slides but they go by quickly. It has a few chemical looking diagrams, but mostly people and places.
5:40 pm – FRC virtual Board Meeting (see email from Tom G on the Groups.io reflector).
7:30pm – Virtual TAG meeting (same procedure as the previous Zoom meetings).
It’s not our regular meeting night, but we are at home so…
Fullerton Radio Club will hold our Wednesday Night Net tonight (5/6) at 7:30 pm.
K6QEH Raytheon Repeater Fullerton
146.970- MHz PL 136.5 Hz
Bob will serve as net control and will try to have a few trivia questions.
After the net, we will meetup on Zoom. (Check your email for details).
Zoom theme … bring a piece of test equipment to show us and talk about.
Below are some folks who seem to be asking about ham radio…
Fullerton Radio Club will hold our third Wednesday Night Net 4/1 at 7:30 pm.
K6QEH Raytheon Repeater Fullerton
146.970- MHz PL 136.5 Hz
Casual roundtable format
Fullerton Radio Club held our second 2 meter 3/25 at 7:30 pm.
K6QEH Repeater Fullerton
146.970- MHz PL 136.5 Hz
Casual roundtable format.
Join us next week and we’ll do it again.
