To SARA members, After 5 hours of work at the desk today I completed and submitted our 2017 Field Day submittal to ARRL headquarters. Band conditions this year were probably the worst we’ve seen in more than 15 years, that is lousy at best. We worked a total of 433 contacts on 80, 40, 20, […]
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The Medina County Emergency Management Agency, Homeland Security, gave a very interesting and informative presentation at our May 18th meeting. The presentation included the mission of the Medina County EMA along with a recruiting effort for the newly formed communications unit as well as the Medina County Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). Presenters were Ben Nau, KE8BJA, Emergency Management Specialist
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Sunday April 9th, SARA members Del Labo N8OFP, John Wagner N8CD and Gary Shorter AA8CS assist Marty Baker N8XPK at the tower site. With an SWR of over 4 to 1 and an apparent antenna issue, N8XPK ascends the tower in an effort to ready his antenna for a new client.
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In conjunction with John Meyers’ “Life After NPOTA” presentation, SARA members were recognized for their NPOTA operating efforts with certificates during the March 16th SARA club meeting. Heading the list of recipients was Dennis Conklin AI8P who was number one in Ohio on the Activator Leader Board with 185 park activations. This score also ranked
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Much thanks to John Meyers for an informative, humorous and on point presentation on “Life after NPOTA”. If you didn’t make John’s presentation, take a look at his blog that lists links to some of the activities he referenced: http://kd8mq-acc.blogspot.com/2017/03/life-after-npota.html. Also stay tuned for an announcement coming up toward end of the year on the “next
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