If you are a fan of #Twitter you can now receive UPARC website posts via #Twitter. Just follow @UPARC1 in your favorite #Twitter app. When we post, you will see it on #Twitter. #amateurradio… Read the rest
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Various people have inquired about availability of the monthly meeting slides. They are now on the UPARC website on the Meeting Schedule page:
https://uparc.org/2021-meeting-schedule/
Click the meeting date in the left most column and a PDF of the slide deck … Read the rest
We have a real-time status display of the operation at this year’s Field Day. The contacts are tracked in real-time and available in several handy graphs. If you can’t make it to Field Day but want to check on our … Read the rest
Let us know as soon as possible if you are attending so we can get a food plan together!
Please use the Tri-Club Sign-Up Form to Register
For more information:
The next club meeting is Saturday, March 6th at 10:00am.
PRESENTATION: Antique Radio Restoration by Dee, W4DCH
MEMBERS: Check your email for meeting details.
NON-MEMBERS: Send us a message here for details.
Laurel VE testing is unavailable until further notice.… Read the rest
Our weekly Traders & Trivia Net is this evening at 8:00pm on the club repeater. (147.120Mhz + PL100)
Immediately following is our 2m (146.575Mhz), then 40m (7.282Mhz +/-) rag chews
Please join us for some fun!
On 7/4/20 the membership voted to accept the bylaws revisions necessary to become a Not-For-Profit Corporation, 22 in favor, 0 against. The first step in this process is incorporation in Florida. Thanks to all that contributed to the successful accomplishment … Read the rest
Who : Pinellas EOC / Clayton Parrott
What: Point of drop off for PPEs (Personal Protective Equipment)
When: Wed, Thurs, Friday, Maybe Saturday This week. 3/25-3/28 8AM-8PM
Where: An un-named Church in Tarpon Springs (To be announced)… Read the rest
Due to ongoing issues with the repeater behaving erratically, our club weekly net is moving to the East Lake CERT 70 cm repeater (W4ELC) that operates on a frequency of 442.800 Mhz with a PL tone of 146.2 Hz.
Our … Read the rest