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We supplied some information describing the event along with some pictures of the event to CQ Amateur Communications and we made the cut for the February issue. If you don't subscribe to CQ, think about it. It is a good magazine with interesting articles (especially when we are in it!) If you don't subscribe, but want to see some of the pictures, you can check it out at CQ Public Service on the Web. I'll bring my copy of the magazine to the January STARC meeting for people to look at. See you at the meeting.
Hi All,
On Tuesday 22 DEC 2009, the Navy MARS call sign NNN0LEX became effective. The USS LEXINGTON became the first Naval Museum Ship to obtain a MARS call sign. I look forward to getting together with Larry (W5LDB) and James (AD5TC) and getting them the information that they will need to put the LEX on the air on MARS frequencies. Congratulations to the STARC Club and all the members. Monty Woolf AE5GM It is that time of year again, where we look back at the previous year and think about all the great people we have in Amateur Radio in the Coastal Bend. Think about it a minute. The plaque reads: Given in recognition of outstanding As usual, we had a great list of nominees for the award and the voting was extremely close, but it is with great pleasure that we present the 2009 STARC Amateur of the Year Award to: Patricia Allison, KD5TXD Pat & Charles were not able to attend the STARC Annual Holiday Party, on December 11th, so we will make the official presentation at a later date, maybe the January club meeting.Visit the Ham of the Year page to see previous recipients and pictures.
It was a cold and rainy night, but 30 Coastal Bend amateur radio enthusiasts met for the annual holiday season dinner. This year, as last,........ Check out the Complete Story from the 2009 Christmas Dinner
Thanks to all that came out for the event. A special thanks to Klint for bringing out the additional antenna and mast for us. During the 24 hour period, we setup ....... Check out the 2009 Skywarn Recognition Day Pics & Write Up
After Larry left the Hamfest last Saturday (11/14/09), he headed down to the Lexington where he volunteers much of his time. While on board with over 400 scouts, some of them made it up to the radio room for a tour .... Complete Story & Pictures - Scouts Storm the Lex Check out the November Meeting.
11th Annual !!!! Check out the summary and pictures of the recent Coastal Bend Hamfest
If you missed the September STARC meeting, you missed an interesting presentation by Robert, K5LYT. This is only part 1, more to come Physics - Part 1 has been converted from Open Office to a PDF file so that everyone can take a look at it. There is a lot of information and a lot of thinking, so put your propeller hats on and give it a spin.
Jab, K5CNZ, recently went through the Collins S-line equipment donated to the club. Check out Jab's detailed write-up about what he found and how he fixed it, along with a couple pictures of what the equipment looks like.
More and more hams live in residential subdivisions governed by deed restrictions, sometimes known as Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs), that prohibit the operation of ham radio stations and that prohibit the erection of ham radio antennas. The Legislative Affairs Group of the ARRL West Gulf Division need your assistance. Please read the announcement at ARRL Stop CCRs to see how you can help. It is time to pay club dues for 2010. Full Memberships are $20 per year. Each additional family member at the same mailing address is only $4 per year. You can pay your dues in a number of ways. 1. At a club meeting.
STARC is proud to announce that we have added the capability to accept payments for Dues & Donations using PayPal. PayPal is a safe and secure way of sending payments over though the internet. Not a member and want to join, go to Membership_Information for info on how to join. Thanks for helping support the activities of the club.
We have created a group on yahoo groups to pass information to the club and let people have some discussion amongst ourselves.
Click on the email address below for the associated function. You can also click on the Yahoo Groups icon above to take you to the SouthTexasARC groups page on Yahoo.
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Club ProfileThe South Texas Amateur Radio Club is a Texas Incorporated non-profit organization created to render public service during impending storms or severe weather, and to assist in disaster relief operations and other community functions; and to promote amateur radio and good radio operating procedure and the exchange of technical information and assistance in respect thereto. The South Texas Amateur Radio Club is also recognized by the IRS as a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. Donations made to the club are tax deductible as defined by the tax law. The
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USS
Lexington & MARS
STARC
Amateur of the Year
DATE:
Friday, December 11th
Physics
- Part 1
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2010 STARC Club Dues
