Club Meetings via Zoom

Currently the College of Eastern Idaho campus is closed due to corona virus. We are going to try using Zoom to have some gatherings. To prepare, here is a link to Zoom training (website). They have live training each day so you can not only get the training but to experience being connected and watching. You have to register and attend the scheduled meeting. They also have it recorded so it can be view anytime. 

There is no cost to participating in a Zoom meeting. You may be asked to download something that will allow you to participate.

December 2nd is our next club meeting and we will announce here what we will be doing.

Amateur Radio License Map.  See the hams around you. 
WinLink Wednesdays
There seem to be a lot of WinLink Wednesdays. Here is a link to one:
This is the North Texas Winlink Wednesday

Virginia EmComm Winlink Wednesday
Check in information for this Wednesday
General information for this WinlinkWednesday
Their Facebook Page


ERARC Objectives
  • To promote interest in Amateur Radio.
  • To further the cooperation between Idaho Falls area Amateur Radio Operators.
  • To provide emergency or public service communications when normal means of communications are disrupted.
  • To advance the state of the Amateur Radio art through individual and collective research.
  • To otherwise conduct programs and activities so as to increase the general interest and welfare of Amateur Radio in the community.
  • To support lawful, responsible conduct by its members and the amateur fraternity in general
Live Audio (30 sec delay) from the 146.64mhz ERARC Repeater
Listen to our weekly net every Tuesday at 9pm
      http://pocatelloarc.org/swap/


 
http://www.arrl.org/doctor
The ARRL has a wonderful bi-weekly podcast about all things technical in Amateur Radio. They cover topics like Vertical Antennas and why CW can get thru when SSB may not. You can also ask questions via their site at http://www.arrl.org/doctor.


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Ham Nation Audio & Video Podcast

Bob Heil K9EID, and Gordon West WB6NOA and various co-hosts and guests, host a weekly show where they cover the excitement and importance of ham radio - from tossing an antenna wire in a tree allowing you to talk to the world, to the importance of ham radio operators in time of disasters.

The show records live Wednesdays at 7pm Mountain at http://live.twit.tv or you can listen or view the recordings at http://twit.tv/hn

Thank you to Ham Nation for selecting our website as the website of the week for the November 27th 2013 episode. You can view the segment here.