The Yaesu VX-8DR is a lot of radio in a small package. First – some background on “dual-band”, or even tri-band and quad-band mean. There are 3 meanings for “dual-band” radio in amateur radio specifications, and it isn’t usually clear from the brochure which definition is used for a radio. A true dual/tri/quad bander can […]
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Friends! Amateurs! Countrymen! Lend me your programming cables! Seriously, lend me your cables. For the SARA Programming Clinic on October 20th I am looking to borrow some programming cables for the common radio types – Yaesu, Kenwood, Icom, and Alinco. I would like to borrow the cable at or before our next regular club meeting
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Last weekend, SARA members participated in the Ohio QSO party and some of the members made plans to participate in the contest aspect and submit scored logs. SARA turned in a good showing with the following scored participants: Jeff Royer KS8Z, Single Op Low Power, Medina County – 27,468 Jason McCormick N8JDM, Single Op Low
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A Club kit building project is being discussed on the SARA Discussion mailing list. If you are interested in a group build project, tune into the SARA Discussion List for more information. The SARA Discussion List is a general purpose mailing list open to all licensed radio amateurs and unlicensed people looking to become involved
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Another SARA Family Picnic has come and gone! The club headed out on a beautiful, sunny, Sunday afternoon to Silver Creek Metro Park in Norton to celebrate the club, camaraderie, and great food. The club provided burgers, hotdogs, and sausages as a main course. Everyone brought more food than the 36 attendees could possibly eat.
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