Stockton-Delta Amateur Radio Club
MUSEUM SHIPS WEEKEND IS COMING MAY 31 - JUNE 2 ON BOARD THE USS LUCID ...

Lodi ARC Mobile Roundup

Saturday, May 18, 2017, 8 am to 10 am

 

McDonald’s parking lot in the Wal-Mart complex

1613 Lower Sacramento Road, Lodi

on Lower Sacramento Rd, just south of Kettleman Lane

GPS 38.113309   121.306483

Talk in; 147.090 Mhz, +600 khz offset, PL is 114.8 Hz.

 

All mobiles are encouraged; HF & VHF installations. Anyone can attend, so hams that haven’t installed a radio/antenna in their vehicle can get ideas on how to do it. No club affiliation is required.

 

Please make sure your vehicle is clean; inside and out. You will be representing the ham radio hobby. If you have a name badge or call sign hat, please wear them.

 

Mobiles; please park in the row, next to the orange fence, on the south side of the lot. Let’s keep all mobiles parked together, so we don’t impact regular customers at McDonald’s. There are 45 spaces in this row. If they are filled, please park in the adjacent spaces in the Walmart lot, rather than taking up more spaces at McDonald’s.

 

Non mobiles; please park on the Wal-Mart portion of the lot, just west of the McDonald’s lot.

 

You are not committed to the entire 2 hour period and can leave anytime you want. This is a no fee, rain or shine event.

 

Each mobile is encouraged to put an 8”x10” paper in their side window with the antenna(s) manufacture(s) and radio(s) in and on the car. If the vehicle has a HF installation, we encourage the ham to also post a list of all DXCC countries and USA states worked mobile.

 

Everyone can get a drink and/or a carry out breakfast sandwich/burrito at McDonald’s and stroll back to the vehicles. We encourage everyone to patronize McDonald’s. There are bathrooms at both McDonald’s and Wal-Mart, if you need one.

 
JUNE CLUB MEETING
THURSDAY, JUNE 13TH
19:30 HOURS
The next meetong of the Stockton-Delta ARC  is Thursday June 13th starting at 19:30 hours.  The meeting will be held at the Amblers Club, 2000 Amblers Lane, Stockton - located off of Country Club Blvd, just west of the I5 Freeway.  

We will be discussing final plans to prep for Field Day June 22nd & 23rd. Bob K6DGQ will be our speaker.  

Members and Guests who would like to socialize prior to the meeting may do so at the Amblers Club with our host Bob KM6ODS starting around 19:00 hours (7:00 PM).  No host beer and wine is available to purchase.  No alcohal is served at the meeting. Coffee and refreshments will be available after the presentation.  

We have a lot to do for MSW and for Field Day so come out everyone and help.

Members or Guests needing transportation to and from the meeting may contact John NZ6Q, Mark W6SXA or Paul N6KZW for assistance. 
WELCOME ABOARD THE USS LUCID!
MUSEUM SHIPS WEEKEND IS
JUNE 1 - 3, 2019
PLAN ON ATTENDING AND OPERATING NOW

Museum Ships Weekend is fast approaching. Time is now to get ready for our first multi-day operating event as a club this year. Volunteers are needed not only for the weekend, but also for preparation before the event. We are planning a workday on May 25th to put up antennas and get the radio room ready for a full two-day operating event. Come out to the Msy 9th club meeting n fimd out more

 

Museum ships weekend starts at 0000Z on June 1st (Friday May 31 at 5:00PM PDT) and runs through 2359Z on June 3rd (Sunday at 4:59PM PDT). Please come to the meeting on May 9th and the workday on May 25th so we can properly prepare for the event.

 

As of May 1st, there are 84 participating Museum Ships including the USS Lucid. The USS Lucid is a 173 foot ocean going Mine Sweeper built for service in the Korean War.   You can check out the USS Lucid and local efforts to restore her at: http://stocktonhistoricalmaritimemuseum.org/

Get Your Ham Radio License in Just 1 Saturday!

Saturday, August 10th, 2019
8:30am-3:30pm – Doors Open at 8:00 AM
Stockton Fire Station 2 – Training Division
110 W Sonora St, Stockton, CA 95202

HamCram is an easy way for emergency workers (paid and volunteer), CERT team members and others who might use Amateur Radio in an emergency to get their licenses.


It is also an excellent way for current hams to help family members get their licenses.

There is no easier or quicker way to get a ham license.


HamCram is for persons seeking their first license (Technician Class) as well as current hams seeking to upgrade from Technician to General Class or General Class to Extra.


Cost for the one-day event is $25 and preregistration and prepayment are strongly encouraged.


If you have ever wanted to get your license (or know someone who should), now’s the time!


Register www.w6sf.org/hamcram.html
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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.


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.  
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