“This partnership allows us to connect more people who share a passion for amateur radio…” NEWINGTON, CT – ARRL® The National Association for Amateur Radio® is pleased to announce a partnership with Grouper, the national leader in activity benefit administration. The collaboration between ARRL and Grouper aims to enhance the health of ARRL members by providing access […]
Fred, W6BSD in California loves to write helpful web pages for hams. He has a wonderful site called BSDWORLD.ORG. There are many useful pages to explore there. I frequently refer to the North America CQZone 4 propagation image. Below it are links to over-views which show a snapshot of the actual activity hour-by-hour. If you click […]
As part of our Field Day activities this morning we will be launching a pico balloon with the clubs callsign. You can use this link to track the balloon while it’s in flight but if you are able to receive the WSPR messages the below information will help with understanding the messages. The tracker will […]
An informal face-to-face meeting of DRC members meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 11:30 a.m. The location is at the Sunrise Sunset, 1424 S Wadsworth Blvd, Lakewood, CO 80232. No reservations are required. If you are interested in meeting and talking about radio, or other topics, don’t hesitate in coming by.
The Denver Radio Club’s 145.490, 147.330 and 448.625 repeaters are simulcast online using Broadcastify. You now can listen to The Denver Radio Club repeater from any computer or smartphone. You can listen to the weekly learning nets as well as the weekly club meeting net to keep up to date on all club activities. Of […]
APRS (Automatic Packet Reporting System) is a built-in feature of some radios, can be built for all radios, and is just one of those additional features that Ham Radio provides. Many people think that APRS stands for Automatic Position Reporting System because by far the most common use of the system is to provide positions […]
WØTLM Ham Radio Technician Class, Feb-Mar 2024 We are introducing a new approach to teaching the Technician Level ham radio license class. This is the entry-level class for people who do not currently have an amateur (ham) radio license.Registration is now open for the class, which starts on Feb 17th. We have completely overhauled the […]
I recently received an email from ARRL reminding me that my license was up for renewal and was kind enough to provide me with the steps to renew. As you probably know, the FCC now charges $35 to renew your license and because of this the process is more complicated. While I’m a pretty knowledgeable […]
Winlink is the “thing” that allows you to talk to anyone using email when you don’t have access to the internet. EmCOMM and ARES uses Winlink as their primary form of communication for sensitive information that isn’t suited for over the air. It’s also used for large amount of information that would tie up traditional […]
Emergency Communication (EmCOMM) is just one of many interests that is perfect for Ham Radio. DRC has been a part of EmCOMM for many years and today is no different. What is different these days is that there are other groups that focus entirely on EmCOMM and are only in existence because of EmCOMM. The […]