Category Archives: CARC

That’s an equation that just about everyone in the electronics world strives to achieve: optimum power transfer! Power in equals power out. But… from a slightly different angle: if that “power in” is the power that comes back in… then … Continue reading →

Thanks to your great wisdom and kind generosity – as shown in your Executive Order GA-14 about Covid-19 (PDF file here)- we will still be able to practice our beloved religion in our place of worship, even in these troubling … Continue reading →

Out of concern for the health of our members, the UMH staff, its patients and visitors and ourselves we have decided to suspend the monthly club meetings and VE test sessions until further notice. This is a simple precaution we … Continue reading →

… but since we’re all amateurs I’m sure Dave would’ve liked it: Can I get a little helper to install it, please? Before we all succumb to Covid-19… 😉

As part of efforts under way to help protect the health and safety of the CARC headquarters volunteers from the impacts of the coronavirus, the CARC has decided to suspend all tours and guest visits to station KN5S and the … Continue reading →

The meeting was called to order at 19:11 UMH time. Attending: Jim AB5JK and Erik K5WW. Treasurer’s report: $696.98. Jim reports that through a few of his contacts at the school he learned of the S.T.E.A.M. (science-technology-engineering-art-mathematics) expo, organized by … Continue reading →

Are you excited for a new one? We are! The 2020 February meeting will be on the 25th. Same time, same place 🙂

After months of careful planning and perseverance it finally happened: the Club Trustee and the Secretary made an FT8 QSO with each other on 20 meters! Anything’s possible! 😉

Happy New Year! The meeting was called to order at 7:00 PM local time. Attending: Jim AB5JK and Erik K5WW. A few members are out of town and some forgot they’re still a member. (yes, you are!) We had a … Continue reading →

Our friend Dave passed away December 30, after a short but furious battle with cancer. He was 72. He and his wife Jody had just recently moved to Panama, where he had just received the HP3XP call sign. Dave joined … Continue reading →