Status of the W7SP remote at Leamington: UP
Status of the WA7X remote at Fairview: UP
The Utah Amateur Radio Club operates remotely-controlled
HF transceivers at site in grid squares DM39 and DM49 in central Utah.
UARC members can use these remotes to operate on many HF bands.
Given understanding and acceptance of the rules, please request access permission from the HF Remote Manager (which is the current UARC President, Morris Farmer, AD7SR) by sending e-mail to Morris at ad7sr@comcast.net.
There are some registration and software setup instructions at the RemoteHams site, but first please read the following manual in PDF format which was written specifically for the UARC HF Remotes: UARC HF Remote Station Manual
Also available is this Quick Reference Guide to the UARC HF Remote: Quick Reference Guide
Thanks for the many UARC members involved in the development of these systems. Engineer for the UARC HF Remotes is Gary Crum, KK7DV, who can be reached by e-mail to kk7dv@arrl.net. Gary can help work any technical issues and answer any questions about these systems.
Technical details about design of the EFHW antennas: EFHWslides.pdf
Photos of recent activity at the Leamington site are here, including work erecting the new Cushcraft ASL2010 8-element HF Beam Antenna (#3 at Leamington which is now available to all control operators as of 9/29/2021):
https://photos.app.goo.gl/ygfjU9Csuv9fP2iMA (UARC Leamington tower+antenna project 2021)
RF Exposure Calculation has been completed for UARC HF Remotes using variety of frequencies shows compliance due to remote placement of antennas away from people with antennas using >=60' tower at Leamington and at least 30' from building and ground at Fairview.