Denver hamfest

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This ties up the repeater preventing others from using it. In cases where you want to monitor or use a remote room for long periods, use a hot spot. Search hamfests on ARRL.

Check out continuously updated pictures from our repeater sites. We are a non-profit club, and depend on our membership dues and donations to continue providing first rate service to our members and hams across northern Colorado.

Unfortunately this year, we will not be able to hold our annual Hamfest. This is our single biggest source of funds. If you can help us out please click on the Donate button to send us some much needed and appreciated funds. Unfortunately, at times we have individuals causing malicious interference on our repeaters. Please know that we are take this very seriously, but we need your help to report these incidents.

The protocols for official reporting to the FCC are quite specific, and need to be followed. If we can all stick to this, we have our best chance of gaining the needed help from authorities. Please do your best to have your conversations normally and ignore the jammer whenever possible. If it becomes too bad, please move your QSO to another repeater.

The club holds a technical net on Monday at p. No questions is too simple. Come join us. Echo link folks please join in. These sessions are streamed live and available afterward on the club's YouTube channel.

If you have comments, topic suggestions, or questions for the net, please contact: president ncarc. Be sure to thank him as you check in. The term "Elmer" has the meaning of someone who provides personal guidance and assistance to all hams who need help.

NCARC has developed our Elmer program to assist anyone who is in need of advice or assistance in setting up, removing, or just making fine adjustments with all amateur radio projects. If you need any assistance please email elmers ncarc. While it's a little sparce right now, we're actively working to add more content. Please subscribe and check back often. We've got some of the latest tech net's there along with some fantastic presentations from our most recent hamfest.

The latest addition is a great presentation on Chasing Satellites. Working HF and find a band opening? Make a rare contact?

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