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A Fresno Amateur Radio Club Newsletter October, 2013 Volume 75, Issue 10

FARC General Meetings are held the 2nd Friday of

each month, 7 p.m. at AMF

Sierra Lanes unless other-

wise noted. Stay tuned in

for new announcements.

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2013 FARC BOARD MEETING DATES

1st Tuesday of each month

at WB6VRJ’s QTH.

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FARC Nets

Morning Drive Time Net:

Weekday mornings-7:30—

8:00 a.m.

W6TO/R 146.940

Tech Net: Wednesdays @ 7:00 pm

W6TO/R 146.940

FARC Net: Sundays @ 7:00 pm

W6TO/R 146.940

Fresno Amateur Radio Club, Inc. P.O. Box

5912, Fresno. CA 93755-5912

Presidents message:

Since coming back from Edinburgh, with my broken foot-so now I can truly send QLF- and having gone to the Highland

Games, where I saw Dave Austin, KA6VTA, and both of us were in our kilts, not much else has been happening.

As Dan, AE6SX, reported, the FCC has denied any encryption-

which now means I have to be more careful in sending QLF, as well as checking into the Sunday Night Net.

Hey guys and gals, I have seen some of the stuff to be brought to the November swapmeet, and it looks very good indeed.

After our election of the new board members in October, the

new board will select the officers for next year. Our secretary and treasurer will be leaving the board after many years of ser-

vice, and they both will be happy to help as new people take over. The minutes can easily be done

with a voice recorder, and the treasury is handled with EXCEL and a few pencils.

Looking forward to the next meeting-see

ya there!

W. Stuart Home

WB6VRJ

Next meeting- 2nd Friday of the month, October 11th at 7 P.M. AMF Sierra Lanes

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Meetings continue on Oct.

11, 7 P.M. at the AFM Sierra

Lanes, on Blackstone Ave.

Fresno,

Fresno Amateur Radio Club

Ham exams in Fresno, page 8 Find out about the next drawing on

p. 6 Membership form on last page

Find out about the TX hunt on p. 13 DX info on p. 9-10

EMCOMM p. 14-15 Sale items P. 5

Christmas dinner p. 12 Vhf on mountain top p. 4

Next meeting is October 11! 7 P.M. Remember the Swap Meeting In November, and the dinner meeting in December!

The October meeting will feature the newest, greatest, and in use all over Anderson PowerPole connectors. Hams all over are using these dc connectors!

Pictures from

the Septem-

ber meeting,

with Joe,

W0PJD, and

Glen, N6HEW

presenting

many inter-

esting points

to the mem-

bers.


FARC BOARD OF DIRECTORS FARC Officers and Board members: Stuart Home, Pres. – WB6VRJ [email protected] (559) 485-8659 12/2013

Ken Holden, WA6OIB-co VP [email protected] (559) 323-6753 12/2015 Joe Cardoza, WA6FFJ-co VP [email protected] (599) 455-1071 12/2015 Jim Erbe, Sec. - W6NIF [email protected] (559) 222-7524 12/2013

Ron Hunt, Treas. - N6MTS [email protected] (559) 289-8514 12/2013 Board Members: Joseph Capell, W0PJD [email protected] (559) 225-3582 12/2013

Aaron Lusk, K6USY [email protected] (559) 301-1022 12/2015 Jack Baker, AC6LT [email protected] (559) 297-4311 12/2013 Larry Kramer, K6VLF [email protected] (559) 264-0772 12/2013

Mark every Thursday on your calendar for lunch at the Sil-ver Dollar Hofbrau, corner of Hwy 41 and Shaw Ave. Gath-

ering is at 11:30 A.M. in the back room.

Breakfast on Mondays and Saturdays at Jeb’s Blueberry Café located at Blackstone and Da-

kota, starting at 7am. Also Breakfast every Tuesday at Yosemite Falls

Cafe at Blackstone and Shaw starting at 8am.

Join the DX’ers for breakfast on the first Sat. of the month at Carrows on Blackstone/Ashlan at 7 A.M. in the back room.

The Quarter Century Wireless Association

Lunch is held on the fourth Tuesday of the month at Carrows on Blackstone.

Event Date Calif. QSO Party Oct. 5-6

Juno Flyby Oct. 9

FARC Meeting Oct. 11

Pacificon Oct. 11-13

CQWW SSB Oct 26-27

Sweepstakes Nov. 2-3

Hidden TX Hunt Nov. 2

FARC Swap Meeting Nov. 8

Sweepstakes Nov. 16-17

CQWW CW Nov 23-24

FARC Dinner Dec. 13

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support us not only in revenue for the club but they also allow us space on the

counters and shelves for copies of SKIP and other club announcements.

Send Skip items to Skip editor John Morrice,

K6MI at: [email protected]

You can download this and past Skip issues

under the Document Archive menu by visiting

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Be a net control op! Contact Joe, WA6FFJ at:

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The September VHF Contests saw two of our

FARC members at Frazier Peak, in Dave, W6TE’s red truck with 20 antennas and a simi-lar number of radios, of which at least half

were working by the time the contest started, due to a blown 100 amp fuse from the alter-

nator. Entered as a multi-op station Dave and John,

K6MI, operated for two days with over 450 qsos and a possible score of 150k pts.


Amateur Radio N7TNQ FARC Donation Inventory

Attached is the inventory of the

donation to the club from:

Bob Franks

N7TNQ....Formally WA6VCG

Interested parties contact me at

Home 559-323-6753 or Cell 559-

289-2891

Or by e-mail [email protected]

de Ken, WA6OIB

All proceeds will go to the

Club.

MAKE MODEL SERIAL DESCRIPTION NOTES

Kenwood TS-520 HF Transceiver Like New in Original Box

Kenwood SP-520 Matching Speaker Like New in Original Box

MFJ MFJ-941D VersaTuner II HF Antenna Tuner W/Box

AEA PK-88 881874 Packet Controller W/Book

WB6MTR Home Brew HF Antenna Tuner

MFJ MFJ-931 Artificial Ground

Atlas DC-200 200W Dummy Load No Oil (Needs Mineral Oil)

Curtis EK-430 C Mos Keyer

Ham Radio Center Ham-Key Dual Paddle & Hand Key

Autek QWF-1A Audio Receive Filter

Palomar R-X NB Antenna Noise Bridge

Heath HWA-7-1 13VDC Power Supply (For Heath QRP Rigs)

Micronta Signal Injector

Van Gordon Hi-Q 1:1 Balun

SST T-3 Mobile Impedance XFMR

Bunker-Ramo Model 83 3 Pos Antenna Switch (SO-239)

Archer 43-101 Telco Line Tester

Micronta 22-025 Transistor Tester

H&M 2A Variable P/S

UK AM/FM Auto Radio (2)



Membership Attendance drawing will be $60 in Oct. Dave, W6TE was the winner who was not present in Sep-

tember. Must be pre-sent to win. $60 will be drawn at the next meeting.

Thanks to Duane, KI6QEL, Rob, AE6GE, Jim, W6NIF, Craig,

KQ6I, and Richard, KE6SHL, for providing the photographs

included in SKIP.

Corrections to last months Skip! Our sharp eyed readers are on the lookout for everything. The corrected Skip is in

the w6to.com archive. More new prizes at the next meeting! The raffle

helps pay for the meeting expenses.

Remember to send in your 2013 dues, now only

$7.50 for the rest of the year, and $2.50 for addi-

tional family members! Or bring them to the next

club meeting.

ARRL Section Man-

ager for the SJV Section, Dan,

AE6SX. Dan’s SJV news is found at

arrl.org

Fresno ARC Is looking for another Control Op

for the Morning Drive Time Net.

It is a two man show and you would assist Ben, WB6GBS. Those interested should visit

http://w6to.com for further information.

Pacificon info:

Website is now online for attendee and vendor reg-

istration.

http://www.pacificon.org/

Why are the traditional amateur HF bands harmonically related?

K.B. Warner W1EH answers the question in

the December 1924 issue of QST. Page 17 explains, "The Washington Radio Conferences (of the early 1920s), encour-

aged by the interest of Herbert Hoover, grad-ually aligned the amateur frequencies to a

series of harmonically related bands, so that harmonic interference from the amateur ser-vice would fall on other members of the

same service ("each service should be charged with the duty of consuming its own

harmonic excrescences" Kennelley, pg. 18) or more colloquially "Everybody must eat his own mush."

arrl.org

http://w6to.com/



Local Amateur Radio Repeaters Organization Call Sign Frequency Offset PL

CARP K6ARP 147.675 - 141.3

CARP N6JXL 224.380 - 141.3

CARP K6ARP 444.725 - 141.3

CARP NI6M 440.350 + 141.3

CONDOR WB6BRU 224.900 - 156.7

FARC W6TO 146.940 - 141.3

FARC W6TO 223.940 - 141.3

FARC W6TO 444.200 - 141.3

BRA W6FSC 145.230 - 141.3

BRA W6FSC 443.450 + 141.3

KINGS ARC N6CVC 145.110/444.95 - 100.0

NC9RS NC9RS 927.6625/902.0125 - 146.2

MADERA ARC W6WGZ 147.180 + 146.2

MADERA ARC W6WGZ 441.175 - 146.2

QCWA WQ6CWA 146.850 - 141.3

QCWA WQ6CWA 443.250 + 107.2

RACES N6HEW 147.150 + 141.3

SJVARS KE6JZ 146.820 - 141.3

TURLOCK ARC W6BXN 147.030 + 100.0

W6NIF W6NIF 444.100 + 100.0

WINSystem K6JSI 146.790 - 100.0

WINSystem K6JSI 444.250 + 100.0

CVRC N6IB 443.950 + 141.3

CVRC N6IB 442.350 + 141.3

CVRC N6VQL 147.315 + 141.3

Birthdays: Bob, KK6LT 10/01

Wayne W6IZK 10/13

Joe W0PJD 10/20

Bob KB6DI 10/20

Ted W6TLM 10/23

Red W6AE 10/24

Dave KI6JQ 10/27

Anniversaries:

Sandy and Bob N2NS 10/16

Maria and David N6BYI 10/20

DX Breakfast The Fresno DX Breakfast meets the first Sat. of every month at Carrow’s Restaurant, 4280 N. Blackstone in Fresno. The group gathers between 0700 and 0800 hours. We have the back room until about 10:00 AM. “The only way to be loud....is to transmit.” DX is the one you do not have confirmed!! DXing is 90% mental -- the other half is physical. N2MG To check on foreign postage go to http://www.k4hb.com/postage/html

Ten meter net, CW and Phone, every

Wednesday 7 P.M. for CW at 28.140

8 P.M. for SSB at 28.445

This is a local net, the cw part run by KF6ZXO, and the SSB part by Doyle,

W6OEZ. Have fun checking in on one or both modes.

Also at 7 P.M. is our own FARC Tech Net,

with AC6LT on the W6TO repeaters.


AMATEUR RADIO EXAMS IN FRESNO UNLICENSED THRU EXTRA CLASS

Sponsored by the FRESNO VE TEAM And the FRESNO AMATEUR RADIO CLUB, INC.

2013

Exams for all Amateur license classes will be conducted on the following dates in Fresno California. All exams are giv-en on Saturday and begin at 9:30 AM.

November 9 LOCATION: ....Salvation Army Fresno Citadel, 1854 Fulton Street, Fresno CA 93721 DIRECTIONS: From North or South of Fresno, Take Highway 99 to Highway 180 east. Go east on 180 to Fulton Street off ramp. Turn right on Fulton Street. Go south on Fulton across Divisidero to Sacramento Ave. Turn left on Sacramento Ave and park. You have arrived. Theory exams are multiple choice. Priority mail is used to send paperwork to ARRL, who sends data to FCC via electronic mail, thus assuring the fastest possible service on new licenses, which typical-ly are posted to the FCC database by the end of the week following the exam. BRING. Two ID’s, one with photo. Taxpayer ID Number (Social Security Number), or FCC Registra-tion Number (preferred). Fee $15.00 per test session. Bring exact change. Original and copy of Amateur License. Talk in on 146.94 repeater. Walk in’s only, no pre-registration. More Info?? Contact Charles, (559) 431-2038 _____________________________________________________________________________________

PACIFICON 2013 OCTOBER 11, 12, 13, 2013

Check http://www.pacificon.org/ for information and updates.



THE DX CORNER By Charles McConnell W6DPD

October 2013

DX is the one you don’t have confirmed

Of the most recent DXpeditions, “If you worked it, it was the best DXpedition ever. If you missed it, it

was probably not so good.” “And so it goes.” Hugh Cassidy, WA6AUD

If you want help with DX, you can contact the local members of the Central California DX Club for some

assistance. Charles W6DPD 431-2038, Perry K6XJ 299-2802, or Jim WS6X 292-8353 can give you ad-

vice. The big thing about finding DX is to tune the bands. Check out the Central California DX Club Web

page at http://www.ccdxc.org for information and useful links.

The local DX’ers meet on the first Saturday of the month for breakfast at Carrow’s, 4280 N. Blackstone in

Fresno. The group gathers between 0700 and 0800. All are welcome.

Check out www.spaceweather.com and www.solarham.com for information on the solar cycle. The high-

er the solar flux and the lower the A and K Indices, the better the band conditions.

The address of the Sixth District QSL Bureau is P. O. Box 970, Fairfax CA 94978-0970. You can send up

to 10 address labels and $0.80 for each envelope to the address above. They will put 1 unit of First

Class postage on the envelope. If you work DX, you should have envelopes at the bureau so you can get

your cards. You may be able to check your status at the bureau at http://www.qslbureau.org/

The ARRL Outgoing QSL Service has raised the rates for sending ARRL members QSL cards to foreign

countries. The new rate is $2 for up to 10 cards in one envelope, $3 for 11 to 20 cards in one envelope

and 75 cents per ounce for more than 20 cards.

Postage rates around the world are constantly changing. To see current rates go to http://

www.qsl.net/w9ol/IRC_Chart.htm where you can find the current postal rates for most of the coun-

tries of the world. IRCs can no longer be ordered online from the US Post Office. To check on foreign postage, you can go to http://www.k4hb.com/postage.html. To learn about addressing envelopes to everywhere in

the world, go to http://www.columbia.edu/~fdc/postal/ for a discussion and examples. An International

Forever Stamp is now available for $1.10 at the U. S. Post Office.

If you don’t get a DX Bulletin and you belong to ARRL, you should register on the members only web

page and check the box for the ARRL DX Bulletin. This one is emailed each Thursday. Or you can go to

the ARRL web page in the News/ Bulletin section and view the bulletins there. You can also read the

OPDX Bulletin or the 425 DX Bulletin on the web. Search OP DX Bulletin or 425 DX Bulletin to get the

URL. You can subscribe to the Daily DX, Weekly DX or QRZ DX too. These bulletins will keep you in-

formed of DX operations and QSL information.

http://www.ccdxc.org/

http://www.spaceweather.com/

http://www.solarham.com/

http://www.qslbureau.org/

http://www.qsl.net/w9ol/IRC_Chart.htm

http://www.qsl.net/w9ol/IRC_Chart.htm

http://www.k4hb.com/postage.html

http://www.columbia.edu/~fdc/postal/


Continued from page 10

The following operations are scheduled: Djibouti J28JV soon for at least a year, maybe 2 Ascension Island ZD8D maybe an October 2011 start Angola D2CQ February 2010 for a few years. Marion Island ZS8C and ZS8Z May 2013 to April 2014 Mozambique C91GBA June 27 to December 15, 2013 Cote D’ivoire TU5DF July to sometime in October 2013 Fiji 3D2GC October 12 to October 15, 2013 Uganda 5X1NH September 26 to November 16, 2013 Rotuma Island 3D2GC/p and 3D2CC/p September 27 to October 11, 2013 Austral Islands TX5D October 2 to October 13, 2013 Rep. Of Congo TN2MS October 12 to October 24, 2013 Mercy Ships Wake Island KH9 October 7 to October 18, 2013 San Andres HK0 October 2013 Congo TN2NB October 22 to October 29, 2013 Sable Island CY0P October 1 to October 11, 2013 Mayotte Island TO2TT October 3 to October 17, 2013 Mozambique C82DX October 15 to October 23, 2013 Senegal 6V7S October 22 to November 27, 2013 Austral Island TX5RV October 30 to November 6, 2013 Easter Island CE0Y November 1 to November 7, 2013 Banaba T33A November 5 to November 18, 2013 St. Vincent J88HL November 17 to November 29, 2013 Aves Island YW0A between November 2013 and February 2014 for 10 days Juan Fernandez XR0ZR November 8 to November 20, 2013 American Samoa N8A November 12 to November 27, 2013 Swaziland 3DA0ET November 18 to November 27, 2013 Bangladesh S2 November 19 to November 29, 2013 Fed. States of Micronesia V63DX, V63ZF November 22 to November 30, 2013 Niue E6RQ December 7 to December 17, 2013 Temotu H40FN December 21, 2013 to January 10, 2014 St. Vincent J88EA? February 10 to February 17, 2014 Mayotte FH/DL7BC March 21 to April 4, 2014 Botswana A22D April 2014 Mellish Reef VK9M sometime in 2014 Tromelin FT/T sometime in 2014 Amsterdam Island FT5ZM 18 days between January 24 and February 15, 2014 Mellish Reef VK9MT? Late March to Early April 2014 Heard Island VK0/H postponed to January 2015

Watch the DX Bulletins for up to date information. As the time for the operation is at hand,

watch the DX Summit (www.dxsummit.fi) for listings. There are a number of state QSO parties each year. Check the contest corral in QST or the ARRL web page. State QSO parties are a good place to collect states for your Worked All States award. ARRL Log Book of the World now

supports the Worked All States Award.

Good luck, tune the dial, and listen. P.s. Wake Is. Is on hold due to the Federal shutdown. The team is in KH6 land waiting to go.

10-1-13

Charles, W6DPD

http://www.dxsummit.fi/


October 5th and 6th, 2013 – 47th running of the California QSO Party

Additional information can be found at http://www.cqp.org/Resources.html

2013 is the 47th running of the Cali-fornia QSO Party – "CQP" – perhaps the largest US State QSO Party! The objective of the CQP is to work as many stations in California as you can on both CW and Phone. Stations may be worked once per mode/band combination for points with California Counties (58 of them) as individual multipliers. California stations get credit for working stations inside and outside of the state with US States and Ca-nadian Provinces as their multipli-ers. The contest runs from 1600Z Octo-ber 5th, 2013 to 2200Z on October 6th, 2013.

The full rules for the CQP can be found at: http://www.cqp.org/Rules.html

An all-out effort is being made to beat the record by a wide margin in 2013 – there should be TONS of ac-tivity from California!

If you are in California and able to participate in CQP, please regis-ter your county by visiting http://

www.cqp.org/

The Northern California Contest Club sponsors CQP and offers a vari-ety of awards open to stations in-side and outside of California. The awards include plaques for the top operators in the Youth (under 18) and YL categories. A list of the awards is included in the rules. CQP is a lot of fun and we hope to see you on the air! 73 Chris N6WM – CQP Chair

http://www.cqp.org/Resources.html

http://www.cqp.org/Resources.html

http://www.cqp.org/Rules.html

http://www.cqp.org/

http://www.cqp.org/


QST QST,

The FARC Christmas Dinner is set for the second Friday in December, in place of the regular meeting.

The dinner this year will be at Di Cicco’s, at the Cedar and Nees restaurant in the back room.

The address is 1530 E. Nees.

A decoration/prize committee has been started with Mary Morrice, Nora Erbe, Gwynne Holden, and Lisa Hunt.

Keep this date on your calendars!

4364 E. Ashlan Ave. * Fresno Ca. 93726

Phone (559) 227-2986

Shop at SPARKY’S for all your electronic needs.

Everything in electronics for:

HOBBYIST

DO-IT-YOURSELFER EXPERIMENTER

Professional and Amateur Radio publications,

Since 1963

Shortwave radios-Parts-Tools

Computer Accessories-LAN-Data Comm. Cables and wire.


I have put together my HyGain AV-620 6 thru 20 meter vertical finally. I have it 6 ft above ground in test mode. I may put it up where I have those 3 Ringos side by side giving me some height. It doesn't sway too much in the wind. Probably does better having rods for each band instead of traps that the wind would make a 23 foot vertical sway a lot more than this antenna. The adjustments I made per chart are right on the money. All bands are flat as per Bird wattmeter. My first contact was on 15M SSB with HA6NF in Hungary. My second contact was with KB0QC in Colorado on 20M PSK-31. So it is working well for me. Naturally it has noise, very low, at would be expected with a vertI-cal. But it is working.

Catch you later, Jim, W6NIF

The next big hunt-

Nov. 2, Sat. at 10 A.M.

Big TX Hunt, with Ron, N6MTS, acting as the fox,

as he was the winner of the river hunt last time.

DATE: SATURDAY, Nov. 2, 2013

STARTING POINT: HIGHWAY 41 AND 145 AT THE

PARK & RIDE

TIME: 10AM

HUNT FREQUENCY: 146.565 Mhz

AV-620 Vertical

At W6NIF


Fresno ARES/RACES EC Report for September 2013

Hi All,

September brings school back into full swing as well as football season which takes center stage in

a lot of people’s lives. This month Ham Radio activities begin again after three months of vacation and

relaxing. The digital workshops will be continuing the after net practices using FM. We participated along-

side of the CARP Club with the Tour De Fresno Bike Ride, and hosted the EmComm Rally in the Valley on

the 28th of September. This was in conjunction with our regular Nets, EmComm Meeting, and EmComm

Coffee.

Flmsg Practice

Starting the 5th of August 2013, we began having Flmsg. practice after the nets on Monday nights.

Led by Richard (KE6SHL), several of our members met on 145.55 and practiced sending messages back

and forth using digital modes. Richard is directing us through the maze of many new digital modes most

of us have not tried. We have sent a picture or two with some limited success. If you have the capability,

consider joining in on the fun of this great learning experience. If you are interested in the digital modes

and would like to learn more about it, keep open the 8th of October. We will have a workshop at the Sal-

vation Army Citadel stating at 1830 hr. If you have the equipment or not, you are welcome. Richard or

one of the other operators will be available to answer questions.

Tour de Fresno Bike Race

The Tour de Fresno Bike Race was held the 14th of September 2013. It was a 100 mile ride. We

were asked to help the CARP Club with the event. People were needed at all of the rest stops as well as

other areas. Several of our members assisted. We used the CARP repeater system as well as the Bulldog

system. This made it easier to communicate from some of the more remote locations. Any event like this

one is a welcome training tool, giving us practice passing traffic under natural conditions. I would like to

commend Rob (AE6GE) and his crew for organizing and managing the event.

EmComm Rally in the Valley

The EmComm Rally in the Valley was held the 28th of September at the Citadel. Even with a small-

er turnout than anticipated, a small swap meet and Red Monkey Communications set up a table and sold

some Ham gear as part of the event. Ken (AE6LA) brought his motorhome which he has made into a Dig-

ital Communication message center on wheels, very impressive. Some of the other forums were as fol-

lows:

VHF and up Roving – (WA7WTF)

Winlink – (KF6IDK)

APRS – (WA6MSU)

Fldigi NBEMS – (KE7SHL)

Coast Guard Auxiliary Communications – N6JAI

Continued on page 21


Winlink seminar (KF6IDK) Coast Guard Aux (N6JAI)

Gary (KI6OYW) wins the radio! Red Monkey Communications

Dan drooling over the goodies! Lew selling the good stuff.

We are looking forward to next year and making the next Rally even more successful.

Last but not least we would like to thank all that took part especially Red Monkey and M2 for their sup-

port. Without these two local vendors, the event wouldn’t have been as successful.

Net Control Staff Needed

We are looking for volunteers to take a turn as net control on Monday nights. This is not a difficult

task. We will provide the preamble and net roster. This is a great way to enhance your skills running a net

for emergency situations. If you are interested, please contact Gary (KI6OYW) at 559-269-1340 or email

[email protected]

Our Calendar

Don’t forget the Monday Night Emcomm Net at 1930 hr. on the 147.15 MHz Pl 141.3. We have

some good information and camaraderie. On the third Friday of the month there is an Emcomm Break-

fast at YFC on Cedar south of Ashlan in Granite Park at 0830hr. And last but not least the Emcomm

Meeting will be held on the fourth Thursday this month. The next meeting will be Thursday the 25th

of October, at 1900 hr. at the Salvation Army Citadel at 1854 Fulton St., Fresno.

Continued from p. 20



FRESNO AMATEUR RADIO CLUB, INC.

P.O. Box 5912 Fresno, CA 93755-5912

Send To:

F.A.R.C. DUES ARE $15.00 PER YEAR FOR FULL MEMBERSHIP. Ad-ditional family members in the same household are $5.00 each per

year. After July 1st pay only $7.50 for the half year, $2.50 for family members. Make checks payable to F.A.R.C. and send to:

P.O. Box 5912, Fresno, CA 93755-5912.

2013 Fresno Ama-

teur Radio Club Activities and

Events

Meetings on the 2nd Friday

of the month

FD on the 4th full weekend in

June

Banquet Din-ner in Decem-

ber

Club Picnic in summer

2013 Fresno Amateur Radio Club - Membership Application

Date ______________

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Address_____________________________________________________

City __________________________State _______ZIP_______________

Home Phone__________________ Cell Phone _____________________

Occupation___________________________ Birthdate______________

License Class ___________________ Year 1st Licensed ______________

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E-mail address_____________________________

Additional Family Member in same household:

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