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Here are a few articles and photos from the club. We are
looking for more, informative articles if any club members
are willing to write. SFARC has been around for many years
and some of you old members could spin some great stories.
Let's have 'em! Thanks.
KT5X Antique Key Site -
Santa Fe's Fred Mass (KT5X), ARRL 2003 Field Day winner,
has assembled an amazing collection of antique keys and displays
them with great photos and descriptions on his new site.
The Art and Skill of Radio-Telegraphy - This is a
211 page BOOK! Everything there is to know about CW, inspiring
personal stories, learning techniques for all speeds, key
information - fascinating. HTML
version (read this now from your browser) Acrobat
.pdf version (1.8 megs download - this file requires Adobe
Acrobat Reader). Published with permission of the author,
William G. Pierpont, N0HFF and Jon Oates, GM0VIY for the web
adaptation.
XYZs
of Oscilloscopes - Although easy to read, this is the
definitive article on oscilloscope usage and waveform from
the industry leader in test equipment. Copyright Tektronix,
Inc. All Rights Reserved. Published with Permission.
This file requires Adobe
Acrobat Reader.
Introduction to HF Radio
Propagation - An excellent article with many diagrams,
much more than an introduction. Courtesy of the Australian
IPS Radio and Space Services. This file requires Adobe
Acrobat Reader.
GPS Primer - Although this
article is entitled "GPS for Beginners", it's very
comprehensive as well as understandable. Courtesy of Garmin,
Ltd. This file requires Adobe
Acrobat Reader.
The Vibroplex Bug courtesy
of Randy Cole, KN6W
The Radios of St. John's Search
and Rescue by Alan Hill, N5BGC
Santa Fe Search and Rescue by
Paul McClendon, K5PMC
Fred, KT5X & Steve, WD9FJL
take FIRST PLACE in ARRL 2003 Field Day
History of the Tesuque Peak Repeaters
by Alan Hill, N5BGC
More on the SFARC Club Repeaters
by Alan Hill, N5BGC
What is Intermod? by Alan
Hill, N5BGC
What is CTCSS? by Alan Hill,
N5BGC
Portable HF Antennas by Fredd
Mass, KT5X
I Am A Non-Person by Alan Hill, N5BGC
A handsomer bunch of hams has rarely been assembled:
Alan
Hill, N5BGC |
Ted,
N5EYS, & Nancy, N5LOG Price
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Alden
Oyer, AG5S |
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