The June TCARC monthly Activity will be held on June 12, 2019 at 1830 hrs and will be located at the 4-H Office at the Trinity County Fairgrounds. The June activity will be a hands on training for the deployment … Continue reading →
The April TCARC Activity will be held on April 10, 1830 hrs at the 4-H Office located at the Trinity County Fairgrounds in Hayfork, This Activity will cover a few different topics. We will have our required nomination of club … Continue reading →
The TCARC / ARES March Activity will be held on March, 13 at 1830 hrs. The location of this Activity is the TC Office of Education in Weaverville. This Activity will be a continuation of the January Activity, “Hands on … Continue reading →
The TCARC / ARES February Activity will be held on February 13, at 1830 hrs. The location of this Activity is the 4-H Office at the Trinity County Fairgrounds in Hayfork. This Activity will be a continuation of the January … Continue reading →
The January 2019 Activity will be held on January 9, 1830 hrs at the TCOE conference room. (Trinity County Office of Education, 201 Memorial Drive, Weaverville, CA). As you know, the world of Amateur Radio has been increasingly using more … Continue reading →
The December monthly Activity of the Trinity County Amateur Radio Club (TCARC) will be a social gathering of members and their guests. This Activity will not be on our normal second Wednesday of the month. Instead, it will be on … Continue reading →
It saddens me to report that on the morning of January 29th, 2017, Bob Martin WD6AIA became a silent key. His family said that there will be a service, but it will be a while. They will be sure to let … Continue reading →
01/25/2016Amateur Radio volunteers were at the ready as a storm of historic proportions over the January 23-24 weekend dropped up to 3-1/2 feet of snow, some of it on states not used to seeing much snow at all. Some … Continue reading →
01/06/2016The year-long ARRL’s National Parks on the Air (NPOTA) event got off to a strong start, with considerable activity reported on the HF bands and even some on the SO-50 satellite over the first weekend of the new year. Throughout 2016, Amateur … Continue reading →
A little recognized portion of FCC Part 97 regulations applies to 420-450 MHz operations in most counties in our Sacramento Valley section: 47 CFR §97.313 (f) No station may transmit with a transmitter power exceeding 50 W PEP on the UHF … Continue reading →