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SBARC On the Air Events, Activities, and Celebrations
Lincoln County ARES/RACES Information Net
Where: 146.980 Repeater (100 Hz, - input)
When: Every Wednesday at 1900 Hrs (7PM) Local Time
- Public Service Planning and News
- Emergency Preparedness Information
- Monthly NBEMS* sessions (coming soon)
*Narrow Band Emergency Messaging System
GET ARRL Public/Emergency Service Forms & Instructions
Texas Museum Ships on the Air SAT/SUN June 1-2, 2013
Join in celebrating Texas Museum Ships on the air
The Brazos Valley Amateur Radio Club, KK5W is participating in this year’s Museum Ships Weekend. June 1-2, 2013. The call sign, KK5W will be credited as a contact with both WW II Submarine USS Cavalla and Destroyer Escort USS Stewart.
For more information: CLICK HERE. They will be operating from, Seawolf Park in Galveston, Texas, NA-143.
Frequencies as follows:
SSB
7.260 MKHz 14.260 MHz 21.360 MHz 28.360 MHz
CW
7.039 Mhz 14,039 MHz 21.039 KHz 28,039 KHz
Thank you everyone. We have enough communications
volunteers for this event!
RUIDOSO SPRINT TRIATHLON Saturday June 8, 2013
Run(3.8M), Bike(16.8M), Swim(400Y)
YOUTH SPLASH & DASH
Saturday, June 8, 2013
Ruidoso, New Mexico
Click for more information
(This event is usually complete by 11AM.)
Public Service Communications Volunteers are needed for this event. Contact K5JWE (jw_e(at)beyondbb.com) to volunteer your support.
Fort Stanton Endurance Ride
Ruidoso, New MexicoJuly 14-20, 2013
This AERC sponsored event is one of which we're especially proud. The event coordinators,
Roger and Sue, got their ham licenses once they learned how effective Amateur Radio
public service communications can be.
Public Service Communications Volunteers are needed for this event.
To volunteer, contact w5det(at)arrl.net.
> > >>>NOTE THE NEW DATE FOR THIS EVENT!<<< < <
SKI RUN ROAD CHALLENGE 12M & 3M Runs
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Ruidoso, New Mexico
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(This event is usually complete by 12PM)
We Administer License Exams any Saturday!
If you're ready to take an exam but just can't fit one into your schedule, give us 48 hours' notice by sending an email to VEC (at) sbarcnm.org.)Then join us for our weekly breakfast gathering on Saturdays at El Paraiso Mexican Restaurant in the Sierra Mall, Ruidoso.
We start showing up when the restaurant opens at 8AM.
Meet friends or make new ones, have a good breakfast, take the test, and leave with your new license on its way.
How cool is that?
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The Sierra Blanca Amateur Radio Club is an organization of amateur radio operators based in Ruidoso, New Mexico, located in the Sacramento Mountains in the south-central part of the state.
In addition to conducting regular general meetings and a weekly breakfast gathering, we provide radio communications support during local emergencies, such as search and rescue missions and wildfires, as well as for various public service events in Lincoln County, NM. The club also sponsors two linked open VHF repeaters on 146.920 (-, 100Hz0 and 145.450 (-, 100Hz).
Whether you are new to amateur radio or an experienced ham, a current member or someone who is interested in learning about our organization, we hope you find this website useful. Enjoy, and please don't hesitate to contact us with your comments or questions!
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