BARC Repeater to Add CTCSS Tones
The Bellbrook Amateur Radio Club 2 meter repeater is currently set for 147.045 MHz (+ offset) with no tone. Likewise, the 440 repeater is set for 443.675 MHz (+ offset) …
The Bellbrook Amateur Radio Club 2 meter repeater is currently set for 147.045 MHz (+ offset) with no tone. Likewise, the 440 repeater is set for 443.675 MHz (+ offset) …
Wow! Wait until you see the June issue of Full Quieting! It is filled with loads of Hamvention pictures and stories as well as the usual articles on working DX, …
Our next meeting is 6th June @ 6:30 PM at the BARC clubhouse There is now a BARC POTA Email reflector for anyone interested in POTA: We are planning a …
The POTA SIG (Parks on the Air Special Interest Group) at BARC has a mailing list where you can ask questions, announce activations, or summarize results. If you would like …
At the recent BARC April Membership Meeting, John Westerkamp, W8LRJ, presented Logging and Rig Control, a tutorial on setting up logging software in your shack including getting contact info from …
More and more BARC members have a growing interest in learning about and participating in Parks On The Air (POTA). As the new Education Coordinator, I wanted to form a …
Check out the Education page under Programs if you have ever had your radio programmed at BARC. Jordan Rio, WF3G, has updated the spreadsheet to include a list of amateur …
The April 2023 edition of Full Quieting, the BARC newsletter, is now available. Editor Ray Hitt, N8VMX, has filled this issue with articles on antennas, DX’ing, and DMR along with …
At the BARC March Membership meeting, Bob Baker, N8ADO, presented “Are You Prepared to Save the WorldUsing Ham Radio? (Using Public Service Events to Develop Emergency Communications Skills)”. Bob is …
