Net and Zoom meetup this Wednesday.
Fullerton Radio Club will be having our regular 2 meter net Wednesday at 7:30 on the K6QEH repeater (146.970- PL 136.5 Hz) followed by our Zoom meetup at 8. Visitors always welcome!
We will be planning our May 8 Antennas in the Park event.
If you have a project to share, or something you think will be of interest to the group, you are encouraged to share it. If you just want to listen to what everyone is up to, that’s absolutely okay, too.
Net and Zoom meetup this Wednesday.
Fullerton Radio Club will be having our regular 2 meter net Wednesday at 7:30 on the K6QEH repeater (146.970- PL 136.5 Hz) followed by our Zoom meetup at 8. Visitors always welcome!
We will be discussing the possibility of holding Antennas in the Park on May 8.
If you have a project to share, or something you think will be of interest to the group, you are encouraged to share it. If you just want to listen to what everyone is up to, that’s absolutely okay, too.
Net and Zoom meetup this Wednesday.
Fullerton Radio Club will be having our regular 2 meter net Wednesday at 7:30 on the K6QEH repeater (146.970- PL 136.5 Hz) followed by our Zoom meetup at 8. Visitors always welcome!
We don’t have a formal presentation tonight, but if you have a project to share, or something you think will be of interest to the group, you are encouraged to share it. If you just want to listen to what everyone is up to, that’s absolutely okay, too.
Net and Zoom meetup this Wednesday.
Fullerton Radio Club will be having our regular 2 meter net Wednesday at 7:30 on the K6QEH repeater (146.970- PL 136.5 Hz) followed by our Zoom meetup at 8. Visitors always welcome!
We don’t have a formal presentation tonight, but if you have a project to share, or something you think will be of interest to the group, you are encouraged to share it. If you just want to listen to what everyone is up to, that’s absolutely okay, too.
Net and Zoom meetup this Wednesday (AKA today!)
Fullerton Radio Club will be having our regular 2 meter net Wednesday at 7:30 on the K6QEH repeater (146.970- PL 136.5 Hz) followed by our Zoom meetup at 8. Visitors always welcome!
We don’t have a formal presentation tonight, but if you have a project to share, or something you think will be of interest to the group, you are encouraged to share it. If you just want to listen to what everyone is up to, that’s absolutely okay, too.
Net and Zoom meetup this Wednesday (AKA today!)
Fullerton Radio Club will be having our regular 2 meter net Wednesday at 7:30 on the K6QEH repeater (146.970- PL 136.5 Hz) followed by our Zoom meetup at 8. Visitors always welcome!
We don’t have a formal presentation tonight, but if you have a project to share, or something you think will be of interest to the group, you are encouraged to share it. If you just want to listen to what everyone is up to, that’s absolutely okay, too.
Net and Zoom meetup this Wednesday!
Fullerton Radio Club will be having our regular 2 meter net Wednesday at 7:30 on the K6QEH repeater (146.970- PL 136.5 Hz) followed by our Zoom meetup at 8. Visitors always welcome!
If you have a project to share, or something you think will be of interest to the group, you are encouraged to share it. If you just want to listen to what everyone is up to, that’s absolutely okay, too.
It’s Wednesday, and you know what that means!
Fullerton Radio Club will be having our regular net tonight at 7:30 on the K6QEH repeater (146.970- PL 136.5 Hz) followed by our 2nd Wednesday meetup at 8 on Zoom. Visitors always welcome!
If you have a project to share, or something you think will be of interest to the group, you are encouraged to share it. If you just want to listen to what everyone is up to, that’s absolutely okay, too.
A workshop to increase our proficiency with Zoom.
Fullerton Radio Club will be having our regular net tonight at 7:30 on the K6QEH repeater (146.970- PL 136.5 Hz) followed by our 3rd Wednesday General Meeting at 8 on Zoom.
Program Description
For the past ten months, we have been “meeting” each other every Wednesday by using the Zoom communications platform. I’m not sure if any of us had used Zoom before March. I had never heard of it. While many club members have become proficient at using Zoom to join a meeting and participate in the conversation, several folks have mentioned not being confident in using all of Zoom’s features, such as selecting and using virtual backgrounds, video filters, screen sharing, sharing your phone’s screen (makes a good remote camera), and other features. Let’s make Wednesday’s meeting a workshop of using Zoom.
In preparation for the meeting, I would like to assign you some “homework.”
By the end of our meeting I would hope we will all be comfortable using screen sharing, as it is a feature that really enhances your ability to share and demonstrate things on Zoom.
Best Regards,
Bob Houghton AD6QF
It’s Wednesday, and you know what that means!
Fullerton Radio Club will be having our regular net tonight at 7:30 on the K6QEH repeater (146.970- PL 136.5 Hz) followed by our 2nd Wednesday meetup at 8 on Zoom.
If you have a project to share, or something you think will be of interest to the group, you are encouraged to share it. If you just want to listen to what everyone is up to, that’s absolutely okay, too.
Happy New Year!
It’s Wednesday, and you know what that means!
Fullerton Radio Club will be having our regular net tonight at 7:30 on the K6QEH repeater (146.970- PL 136.5 Hz) followed by a meetup at 8 on Zoom.
In addition to anything you would like to share or talk about, we will talk about Ham Nation leaving the Twit.tv network after almost 10 years and joining forces with Josh Nass’s Ham Radio Crash Course You Tube channel.
We hope you can join us this evening.
We will have our usual net Wednesday at 7:30 on our regular repeater (146.970- PL 136.5 Hz) followed by a meetup at 8 on Zoom.
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Amateur Radio on the ISS, the ISS 2 meter station will be transmitting slow scan television images from 8 am PST 12/24 until noon PST 12/31. We will talk about the (pretty simple) equipment needed to capture these images. Come and join us.
We will have our usual net Wednesday at 7:30 on our regular repeater (146.970- PL 136.5 Hz) followed by a presentation on APRS at 8 on Zoom.
Bob Houghton AD6QF will lead a presentation and discussion on the topic of the Automatic Packet Reporting System, or APRS. Bob will give a brief history of APRS followed by an overview of some of the capabilities of this system. He will highlight some of the radios that have APRS features built-in. He will also demonstrate some websites where APRS stations can be viewed on a map. The presentation will also demonstrate sending and receiving short text messages through digipeaters, both with and without help from the internet. Finally, Bob will be surveying club members for interest in starting an APRS experimentation group with the intention of getting other club members to try out this interesting mode.
Come join us for our weekly net followed by TAG.
Please, everyone; do have something of scientific interest on your own computer that you can show us while talking about it. It doesn’t have to be presentation; just whatever you can click on so that what you see on your screen will be what we all see. (Look for the green “share” button at the bottom of your Zoom screen.)
Net at 7:30 followed by Zoom at 8.
The past two Wednesdays, we have started discussing ways to increase “hands-on” activity at our meetings. Come join us this Wednesday as we explore ways to promote amateur radio “lifelong learning.” The proposal is to devote some of our meeting time to exploring various amateur radio topics. For some members, this will be a way to revisit and review things that you have already experienced. For other members this will be a way to get exposed to some new ham radio activities. The goal is to have fun and learn some things at the same time.
Here are a few possible areas for exploration. Please feel free to add to this list.
APRS
DMR
Hotspots
Echolink (IRLP?)
Portable Operation / QRP
Antennas
Kit building
Weak signal digital modes: WSJX – FT8, JT4, JT9, JT65, QRA64, ISCAT, MSK144.
WSPR
ARDF / Mobile T-hunting
Satellite operation
Website design and oversight – developing content for the website
Get on the Air night – exploring different bands and modes
Zoom tips and tricks – presenting, virtual backgrounds, hosting
CW
We will start at 7:30 with our regular 2 meter net. (146.970- PL 136.5) followed by meeting on Zoom. Same meeting number and password as usual.
