Co-authored by: Ed, K7EDT The Superstition Amateur Radio Club’s Tech Committee identified Saturday, October 19, 2024 as a day where, possibly, the long summer just might be behind us. As some of us woke up on that day, we were surprised to be greeted by some rain and much cooler temperatures courtesy of Mother Nature. […]
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In amateur radio, we keep logs of our radio contacts as a part of our station records, and to enable sending of QSL cards via the postal mail or through an online service. We log time and date using the UTC time standard. We call it “Coordinated Universal Time” in English, but everyone around the
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We are the Superstition ARC, founded back in 1973. So why do we not use SARC? Good questions deserve good answers! There is already a SARC in the valley, the Scottsdale ARC, founded back in 1967. As a member of the Superstition club since March 1976, and a member of its governing Board in years
