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MONTHLY CLUB MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT
APRIL 10TH, 2025
STOCKTON SAILING CLUB
4980 BUCKLEY COVE, STOCKTON
QST QST QST… The April Meeting of the Stockton-Delta Amateur Radio Club will be held on April 10th, 2025 starting at 1900 hours at the
Stockton Sailing Club Auditorium. The address is 4980 Buckley Cove Rd in Stockton. The Sailing
Club is located at the west end of March Lane, west of Interstate 5 on the
left-hand side of the road just before you enter Buckley Cove Park.
The April meeting is just a few weeks before our next big event - The Delta Century Bike Ride on Saturday, May 3rd. The Delta Century Ride starts at Jessie's grove Winery on Turner Rd and travels the historic Delta Waterfront towns of Courtland, Clarksburg and Walnut Grove. We need as many members as possible to man Net Control, SAG support, rest stops and more. This is a great opportunity for new hams to get started in EmComm and learning how to operate a public service event.
The meeting training program is TBD
Grab your spouse, significant other or just that friend that
wants to “see what the ham radio club is all about” and join us for next club
meeting. Coffee and refreshments are provided.
If you have challenges attending the meeting in person, you
can join the meeting on Zoom.
Topic: W6SF CLUB MEETING ON ZOOM - APRIL
Time: APRIL 10TH, 2025 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8715741939?pwd=alRiTFhydFNtMlBQZXAwOUd2YTN1UT09&omn=87021549871
Meeting ID: 871 574 1939
Passcode: 147165
One tap mobile
+16699009128,,8715741939#,,,,*147165# US (San Jose)
+16694449171,,8715741939#,,,,*147165# US
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ARRL to Gather Comments from Members on FCC's Public Notice March 21, 2025 Dear ARRL Member, On March 12, 2025, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued a Public Notice titled "In Re: Delete, Delete, Delete," seeking input from the public on FCC rules that may be outdated, unnecessary, or in need of modification. This inquiry is part of the FCC's ongoing effort to alleviate regulatory burdens across various services, including the Amateur Radio Service. As part of this review, ARRL is conducting a thorough examination of the provisions in Part 97 and related rules that affect amateur radio operators. ARRL's written comments, which will be prepared by our FCC Counsel and the ARRL Executive Committee, will include consideration of feedback we received from members. Members who want to share comments and concerns about this matter are urged to share your feedback directly with ARRL. Please submit your comments by March 31, 2025 and use the following feedback form: www.arrl.org/fcc-public-notice-march-2025 ARRL will submit our official filing to the FCC by the April 11 deadline. After that, there will be an opportunity for reply comments at the FCC until April 28, and then later, opportunities for public comment on any rules the FCC proposes to delete or modify. While the FCC Public Notice is a broad inquiry that does not single out any specific radio service, ARRL is nonetheless committed to protecting the Amateur Radio Service, promoting its public interest goals, and ensuring your right to access radio spectrum. ARRL will continue to work on this matter, and we will inform members as more news develops. Thank you, 73 ARRL Executive Committee |
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JOIN THE ARRL FOR A CHANCE TO WIN A DREAM STATION!
SDARC CLUB MEMBERS! join — or renew — your ARRL membership any time from now until December 31st, 2025, and you are automatically entered into the ARRL Sweepstakes and could win a dream station from Icom. Not an ARRL member? Join today! Already a member or Life Member? There are even more ways to automatically earn entries. If you sign-up for Auto-Renewal of your membership, you get an additional 2 entries, Donate $50 to the ARRL Diamond Fund and you earn another entry!
You can earn up to 6 entries.
JOIN NOW through SDARC and the club gets a $15 thank you from the ARRL. RENEW your ARRL membership and the club gets $5! You must join or renew through the club - so come to a club meeting and help the club and at the same time you could win an Icom Dream Station!
For more info on how to join ARRL through your club, see the club Treasurer.
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HAMCRAM ONE-DAY TECHNICIAN COURSE + VE SESSION MAY 17TH, 2025
DOORS OPEN 7:45 AM
STOCKTON FIRE STATION #2
BRET LAWES CLASSROOM 110 W SONORA ST, STOCKTON, CA 95202
Here's your chance to get your license and join the fun of
ham radio! Did you know that during the recent storms and flooding around San
Joaquin County, ham radio operators we still able to communicate, able to
access their own email, data and internet sites. Ham radio operators are
part of the teams that help the community through a natural disaster - The next
HamCram study and test session will be held at:
Stockton Fire Station #2 - Bret Lawes Classroom,
110 W Sonora St,
Stockton, CA 95202
This class will be an instructor-led One Day KB6NU Study Guided HamCram study session.
If you are interested in doing a HamCram Study Session
to get your Technician License, OR you are testing for an upgrade, or you or a
family member wants to get your license, please pre-register at www.w6sf.org/hamcram.html .
HamCram study session starts at 8:00 AM and the doors
will open at 7:45.
The Test Only sessions will start at 3:00 PM
Sign up for the next HamCram clicking the
link here.
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W6SF CLUB BREAKFAST THURSDAY MORNINGS 9:00 AM THE OMLETTE HOUSE
CHEROKEE AND 99 ON THE WEST SIDE
OF THE FREEWAY
Club members and friends of Amateur Radio are welcome to gather at 9:00 AM on Thursdays for Hamz n Eggs Breakfast... This week is at The Omlette House, 3455 N Cherokee Lane in Stockton.
We enjoy a high level discussions of ham radio communications, rules, regulations, contesting, SOTAs, ARES gear and whatever else 'ya got.
DX, county and state , SOTA, and POTA hunters! This is a reminder that you are expected to attend Thursday's breakfast or face demerits on your FCC issued license.
Schmoozing starts about 8:30am so bring your latest stories, gadgets and lies to entertain everyone - get there early!
I hope to see you there! de N6LHL
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THANKS DAVE NAVONE FOR THE LINK TO THIS COOL VIDEO ALL ABOUT HAM RADIO AND THE TV SHOW "LAST MAN STANDING"
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W6SF 2019 FIELD DAY VIDEO CHECK IT OUT! THANK YOU DENNIS AD6DM
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CHECK OUT OUR OWN BOB KM6ONS AND KYLE K6KDD ON GOOD DAY SACRAMENTO
AUGUST 28, 2018
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CLUB REPEATERS
Located in the Sierra Nevada Mountains at 2500 feet, the club repeaters cover the Southern Sacramento and Northern San Joaquin Valleys. The call-sign is W6SF and can be heard on 147.165 MHz and on 442.250 MHz with a PL of 107.2 Hz. Club simplex frequency is 147.51 MHz.
SDARC also has a UHF repeater, operating independently, on 444.575+ PL 107.2. This is a local low level Stockton repeater with the call W6SF. As the project progresses, three receiver/voters will be installed via T1 phone lines and the addition of IRLP linking to other repeaters. CLUB REPEATERS
Located in the Sierra Nevada Mountains at 2500 feet, the club repeaters cover the Southern Sacramento and Northern San Joaquin Valleys. The call-sign is W6SF and can be heard on 147.165 MHz and on 442.250 MHz with a PL of 107.2 Hz. Club simplex frequency is 147.51 MHz.
SDARC also has a UHF repeater, operating independently, on 444.575+ PL 107.2. This is a local low level Stockton repeater with the call W6SF. As the project progresses, three receiver/voters will be installed via T1 phone lines and the addition of IRLP linking to other repeaters. CLUB REPEATERS
Located in the Sierra Nevada Mountains at 2500 feet, the club repeaters cover the Southern Sacramento and Northern San Joaquin Valleys. The call-sign is W6SF and can be heard on 147.165 MHz and on 442.250 MHz with a PL of 107.2 Hz. Club simplex frequency is 147.51 MHz.
SDARC also has a UHF repeater, operating independently, on 444.575+ PL 107.2. This is a local low level Stockton repeater with the call W6SF. As the project progresses, three receiver/voters will be installed via T1 phone lines and the addition of IRLP linking to other repeaters. CLUB REPEATERS
Located in the Sierra Nevada Mountains at 2500 feet, the club repeaters cover the Southern Sacramento and Northern San Joaquin Valleys. The call-sign is W6SF and can be heard on 147.165 MHz and on 442.250 MHz with a PL of 107.2 Hz. Club simplex frequency is 147.51 MHz.
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