Preparing Your Home for Power Outages- Marty Woll, N6VI. This was a RATPAC presentation.
Watch the video recording- https://youtu.be/rxtVrl87_I8
Lincoln County Amateur Radio Club
ARRL affiliated club in Oregon
Preparing Your Home for Power Outages- Marty Woll, N6VI. This was a RATPAC presentation.
Watch the video recording- https://youtu.be/rxtVrl87_I8
Hello everyone! In an effort to put a face on the club while promoting ham radio and emergency preparedness, we will have a booth at the Newport Farmers’ Market on Saturday, April 8th and Saturday, May 27th. The market runs from 9am-1pm. Setup should begin no later than 8am. which will include an “Easy Up” canopy, a portable table, chairs and of course comm gear.
Jenny Demaris and Daron Wilson are supplying most of the resources through the LCSO and ACS.
We will need volunteers to help in the booth, including set up and teardown. Please contact John Moore, KN4RTK at john.kn4rtk@gmail.com if you are interested in helping.
I come from a time when books and magazines were the primary sources for up-to-date information. Whatever interest I started to cultivate, as it became serious I would find a magazine on the subject and start reading. I helped bring technology to Lincoln County Schools so I have been around browsers and the internet from the beginning but old habits still linger and I still enjoy getting information from the printed page.
However this is an effort to share some sources you may or may not be familiar with. I’m always open to new sources and I’ve found that some I’ve heard of, but discounted, were in fact worthy of my attention. With that in mind, I am providing a listing of information sources for the ham radio enthusiast that I have found interesting or to my liking.
Google any subject and you will find Youtube and web sites sometimes in the hundreds. They often times represent “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” and sometimes are just wrong and incorrect. These are sites I like and you will have to make your own decision as to your preference. They are listed in the order that they came to mind and not in any order of preference.
There are many other sites and I have only offered a few I have found of value and interest. Check these out, like them, hate them, or find they are not your cup of tea. Ham radio is a constantly evolving hobby with more new aspects than most hobbies and the Youtube videos and Blogs are one way to understand these new innovations to our hobby.
The March meeting will be held at the Health Education building and on Zoom. For those who show at the “live” meeting, we will raffle off (at no expense to you, simply put your name and callsign in the bag) a HT. This one is an Icom IC 91AD and is Dstar capable so here is your chance to get into digital mode!
Here is the link provided by Daron at Wednesday’s Workshop: