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Disaster Preparedness
The following is an email from Bruce – WA6DNT to all of TARA and it seems it deserves as wide an audience as possible. Bruce has graciously allowed us to re-post it here. —– To: TARA & Gila County ACS … Continue reading →
Stamp Out Hunger
Dear Membership, This coming Saturday, 14 May 2022, please bring at least one bag of non-perishable food to the TARA meeting. You already may have received a card in the mail for leaving a bag of food at your mail … Continue reading →
A Photo Tour of the Gila County “Bobcat”
New TARA Facebook Page
A new TARA FACEBOOK page has gone live. https://www.facebook.com/N7TAR. Visit the new page and click “Like” to comment on the club and to generate more public interest. Thanks to Ron for setting this up!
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Pat McDonald – KD6PZB – has come up with a really fun midweek activity and reports are that he does a great job with it. It is a TRIVIA NET! Details: The Net will normally be on the VHF Repeater … Continue reading →
Space Weather information
Current Space Weather Info: (SFI) F10.7 – Solar Flux Index: The amount of flux (radio noise) emitted at 2800 MHz (10.7 cm) wavelength; (SN) SSNe – Effective sunspot number derived from ionospheric measurements; (X-Ray) – Solar x-ray flux over the … Continue reading →
Pine Creek Fudge & Espresso
We thank Pine Creek Fudge and Espresso for sponsoring our KRIM-FM advertisement of Field Day 2021. https://n7tar.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/TARA-field-day-ad-2021.mp3 Diane Nathe of Pine Creek Fudge and Espresso in Pine Arizona accepts the Tonto Amateur Radio Association Thankyou Letter for sponsoring the … Continue reading →
Raising Mark’s Antennas – Part Deux
Here are some photos of Mark’s antennas now raised to 50′ above ground. The lanyards and pulleys were added to faceplate easier updates and adjustments. One of the pulleys is for future use, the other is for the dipole. Click … Continue reading →
Raising Mark’s Antennas
Here are some photos of Mark’s antennas now raised to 50′ above ground. The J-Pole was raised to its current height during a previous project. Click image for a closer view.
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