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NEWS
Several members supported the McClinchy Mile event held on April 30th. Included were
Rick KG7PMV, Larry KG7DRP, Richard KJ7YRS, Pat KK7KCZ, John K9JEB, Don KG7UAE, Bill N7TCX
and Lee KJ7LTT.
The Annual SCARC Swap meet is now over. Many reports of happy vendors and treasure seekers!
Great turn-out. Parking lot overflowing! Raffle prizes were popular as well.
Next up: Field Day! Set-up will be at Arrowhead Ranch on Camano Island on June 24th.
Volunteers needed for set-up on Friday, operating Saturday and take-down Sunday.
More details soon.
Operating: LOTS of FT8 activity on all the HF bands. 20 meters has been wide open, even late at night!
6 meter activity is also growing.
Coming soon: The annual US Islands QSO Party is Aug 26th. Be sure to mark you calendars. The Club placed
FIRST last year - thanks to the efforts of many club members out roving and activating islands. Plan now
to participate. Planning to do this year's contest a bit differently with each rover team activating
only one or two islanda giving them a more relaxed pace and hopefully a chance to make more contacts.
For more details, please our Calendar page.
The purposes of this club are:
To promote, protect and enhance the hobby of amateur radio experimentation and operation;
To advance the state of radio art;
To foster education in radio communications;
To establish operating, training and testing facilities for all persons interested in amateur radio communications;
To promote and support the Stanwood-Camano Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES);
To promote and support
other activities and organizations focused on training, preparedness and response to disasters or other emergency events.
Some SCARC club members monitor 147.57 MHz and the Club's repeater (see below). Any ham is welcome to join in the general conversation.
The club sponsors or hosts several "nets". The "Net Info" web page has more details. The club operates
a repeater located at the north end of Camano Island at an elevation of approximately 500 feet. Frequency information below. The call sign is: W7PIG.
Our club members have a wide variety of interests including public service, disaster preparedness, working "DX" or distant stations,
electronic construction and experimentation, low power operation (aka QRP), amateur satellite communications, etc.
Amateur Satellite info
SCARC has joined the Flying Pigs QRP Club (member # 2056). See their website for more details.
For information on our regular club meetings and other fun events, please see our calendar page.
If you are new to ham radio, check out our For Newcomers page.
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McClincy Mile Event
Cama Beach, Camano Isl.
Photos by: Lee KJ7ITT
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