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2017-07-31

Move Over JT-65 For The New Kid On The Block

The digital mode FT8 has caught on, luring many using the popular JT65 weak signal mode. The WSJT-X 1.8.0 beta software has the FT8 mode ...

Tiny “Sprite” Satellites Deployed

Transmitting on 70 Centimeters According to Scientific American, six tiny “Sprite” satellites, each consisting of a 4-gram circuit ...

2017-07-13

Field Day 2015 Revisited

A Look Back Field Day 2017 is in the log and we have some time to catch up with email, Twitter and FaceBook requests and comments. One o...

2017-07-02

SARC Field Day 2017

Our Field Day Drone Amateur Radio Field Day is an annual emergency communications exercise. We use an air cannon firing tennis balls on a ...

2017-06-30

The On-line Communicator: July 2017

The Month in Review: JUNE 2017 We do not publish the regular monthly edition of the Communicator in July and August, but it was such an e...

2017-05-31

Another Fascinating SARC Monthly Meeting

At the May meeting, Alex VE7ADA (formerly IZ7FMM) offered a presentation on building an easy SDR transceiver system using a standa...

2017-05-30

The SARC Communicator - June 2017 edition

Lots of news.. . The SARC Communicator - June 2017 edition is ready to be delivered. It is also available through this link: http...

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About SARC

Surrey Amateur Radio Communications: Surrey, BC, Canada; S.A.R.C is the Surrey (BC) Amateur Radio Communications Society and sponsor of the Surrey Emergency Program Amateur Radio (SEPAR), an acronym of the City of Surrey’s Amateur Radio program. SEPAR is somewhat unique in that it is not an Amateur Radio club but a community service organization that includes both licensed Amateur Radio operators and other communications volunteers involved in the city emergency program. All SEPAR volunteers must submit to a criminal records check as a condition of membership.

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