This Saturday, October 8, 2022 at 10:00 am we will be holding our next Club Meeting. This meeting will be held at the Davis County Sheriff’s Department. Our topic will be HOW TO program your HT. We would like to invite each of you to BRING your HT and be ready to program it! Learning
Our May 8, 2021 Club meeting on Field day is now available online! You can view it here or on our YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/7d67re4ZuEk
The video of the April 10, 2021 DCARC meeting with Tim Duffy has been posted. You can view the video here on this page OR on the Club YouTube Channel
Our April 10, 2021, club meeting with Tim Duffy of DX Engineering has been posted. You can find the video here on our site OR on the Club’s YouTube Channel
Tim Duffy, K3LR, CEO of DX Engineering and member of the CQ Contest Hall of Fame, will present our Saturday April 10th, Club meeting at 10:00 AM. Tim likes to help bring new people into the hobby by mentoring them in the fun of amateur radio. Tim is president of his local ham club, the
Our March 13, 2021 Club Meeting on the NanoVNA has now been posted to our YouTube Channel. Feel free to check it out!
Below is the recording of our February 13, 2021 Club meeting with Jeff Ryan K0RM our ARRL Rocky Mountain Division Director.
Our January 9, 2021 club meeting is now available in our archieve. You can view it here on our site, or by going to YouTube. The YouTube link is https://youtu.be/H3ofyLE1kqQ You can also find these videos and audio files on our website at https://www.dcarc.net/audio-and-video-files/
Our next club meeting will be held on THIS SATURDAY, January 9, 2021 via the ZOOM system. Our topic will be HF Antenna Impedance and Feed Line Matching presented by Rick Mead (W7VQ). Rick will be going over basic concepts of what is required to make an antenna efficient including definitions of common mode current,
Our next club meeting will be held on Saturday, January 9, 2021 via the ZOOM system. Our topic will be HF Antenna Impedance and Feed Line Matching presented by Rick Mead (W7VQ). Rick will be going over basic concepts of what is required to make an antenna efficient including definitions of common mode current, differential