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Next UARC Meeting: 14 December, 2023
The Dec 14, 2023 meeting will feature Rick Mead, W7VQ who will speak on the National Traffic System (NTS) new version 2.0. NTS2.0 includes processes for ARRL radiograms to encapsulate other documents such as the FEMA ICS 213. Rick serves as an ARRL Assistant Section Manager and in the HAM leadership of the American Legion.
This meeting starts at 7:30pm and will be available on UARC's YouTube Channel, live and for later playback.
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Other club news and announcements:
- Technican Classes via ZOOM A free, weekly, live Amateur Radio Technican Class source on Zoom will begin on Thursday, September 7 and run through Thursday, October 19 (7 sessions) and these three-hour sessions will start at 4:30 PM Mountain Time. These classes are being sponsored by the National Electronics Museam and if you wish to sign up send an email to: roland.anders (at) comcast.net
- For information on other classes and amateur radio exams - no matter where you are - visit Hamstudy.org.
Amateur radio classes:
Gordon Smith, K7HFV (SK):
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our friend and "Elmer" Gordon Smith, K7HFV on April 21, 2022. Gordon was not only the friendly voice on the radio, but the "Elmer's Elmer", helping new hams into the hobby, offering sage advice, and pointing the way for many new hams to become Elmers themselves.
You can find a short bio about Gordon and information about the memorial service here.
He will be greatly missed!
Welcome to the Utah Amateur Radio Club's web site. Our club is the oldest and largest amateur radio club in the state of Utah. It holds the call W7SP, a memorial call for Leonard (Zim) Zimmerman, early UARC member and radio pioneer. It also publishes a monthly newsletter called The Microvolt, electronic versions of which can be found here.
To use this site, please select from the links in the index on the left. You will find the most common destinations available there. Some links direct you to another menu for certain items. The Microvolt link is an example.
This site includes information about the club's history and current activities, as well as answers to the most frequently asked questions about Amateur Radio in Utah and Amateur Radio in general. We hope you find it useful. Suggestions are always appreciated.
Have a question not answered here? Call UARC's Ham Hotline, 583-3002. A volunteer will either be available in person or, generally, will get back to you within 24 hours.
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