Santa Clara County Amateur Radio Association
SCCARA
was formed as a general interest amateur radio club in 1921
and became a non-profit corporation in 1947.
SCCARA is an affiliate of the American Radio Relay League
The club's general meeting is held on the second Monday
of each month at 7:30PM.
Visitors are always welcome to attend the club's general meetings.
SCCARA Celebrated its CENTENNIAL in 2021!
The next general meeting is at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, March 11, 2024. SCCARA's treasurer Ned Tufecic AC6YY will demonstrate CHIRP a free open-source programming tool for amateur radio.If your HT needs programming, bring your radio and programming cable if you have one.
Our regular meetings are held at: The American Red Cross Southwest corner of N. 1st. St. and Plumeria 2731 North 1st St.
San Jose, CA 95134
Use the entrance on the Plumeria side of the building and follow the signs to classroom #3
IMPORTANT DETAIL: Masking may be required in the hallways. Please follow any posted guidelines.
Please try to arrive before 7:00 PM because the doors may be
secured at 7 PM. There will be a phone number posted on a flyer at the
door that can be called if the doors are secured when you arrive.
To get to classroom #3, enter the building
at the entrance
facing Plumeria. Go straight ahead through the security doors
and follow the hall to the end. Turn right to find classroom #3.
73, Gregg KF6FNA, [email protected]
Hope to see you at the meeting! Gregg KF6FNA, President
PREVIOUS SPEAKERS (link)
Site map is in the SCCARA-GRAM
SCCARA Newsletter links
SCCARA-GRAM ARCHIVES - (older copies still being added)
Details
in the SCCARA-GRAM SCCARA's Radio Room is Open Monthly. See: The
club board meeting is held the third Monday of each month Officers
& Directors of SCCARA Club
address is: SCCARA P.O.Box
106 San
Jose CA 95103-0106
Want current information regarding the local volunteer license examiner
HAM
FLEA MARKETS COORDINATED BY ASVARO (header
is link)
at the San Jose Red Cross building, 2731 N 1st Street, San Jose, CA at 7:30PM
guests welcome
program in relationship with ARRL?
Elaborated Details of 2 prior presentations
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From our February 14, 2011 Regular meeting The February SCCARA meeting featured Rich Harrington, (prior WA6GJF) Now KN6FW, speaking on T Hunting.
As his first call suggests Rich has been at this since 1962. Rich got part of his T-Hunting skills in the US Navy where it is a serious business.
Rich is now retired from Pacific Bell so he can devote his time to designing, building, and using DF equipment.
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"How to radiate a big signal from a small lot."
The Link to talk given 9/8/08 is below.
Mr.Badger was a ham since 1939. He graduated from U C Berkeley in Electrical Engineering.
He has had many articles published in both the professional and amateur press.
Regretfully Mr Badger passed on 11/15/09 at 84 years.
The W6TC DX Loop presented by George Badger
( http://www.ae6pm.com/Shared.htm)
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