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2019-10-31

November Contests

Spend some quality time on the radio! By the time you read this, October will be over and the California QSO party, the Oceania DX con...

2019-10-27

Digital Set Up And Its Ups And Downs

Hi, I am VA7FMR And I am relatively new to the Ham World. I got my licence in November 2015. You may remember my article about antennas ...

2019-10-24

GNU Radio

Build amazing, working Ham Radio projects on your computer! Kevin McQuiggin VE7ZD came to a meeting to present GNUradio. ...

2019-10-20

More On Propagation...

Back to Basics From the Canadian Basic Question Bank Back To Basics is a regular column in the SARC Communicator Newsletter, available...

2019-10-17

Propagation Prediction

It’s All In The Layers Someone told me they considered the “magic” of ham radio was the radio signal , but in my opinion the magic is...

2019-10-13

Double Your Range! A Counterpoise For Your Hand-held

A Communicator Reprise September 2015 The counterpoise (sometimes referred to as a ‘Tiger-Tail’) is typically used in antenna syst...

2019-10-10

The Power Gate: Keeping The Voltage On

A Communicator Reprise... November 2015 The commercial alternatives are good, but pricey. Here is an option for less than $10 I...

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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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