How To
Joining the Clubs e-mail list
The BARC mailing list is hosted at Yahoo! Groups. A generally low-traffic list, it is a great way for keeping up to date on current club events, especially if you are unable to make the weekly nets. You can create your own Yahoo! ID and join the group (*recommended) or simply fill out the form below.
* By creating a Yahoo! Groups ID you are able to manage your list subscription including updating the delivered email address.
Local Test Session
2010 Test sessions in Logan
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Thursday, September 30 2010
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Please RSVP for the upcoming exam here
Please check back on this site the week of the exam for any updated information
- $15.00 in EXACT CHANGE or check made out to ARRL VEC.
- Two forms of ID. One must be a picture ID such as your drivers license or Passport.
- If you wish to upgrade from Technician to General or from General to Extra, you must bring a photocopy of your license that we will keep and send in with your new license request. .If you have not received your paper license yet, then bring your CSCE.
- Calculator (optional), calculators may not hold formulas, all calculators are submit to inpection by the volunteer examineers.
You can speed things up by filling out and printing this application for examination form. http://www.arrl.org/arrlvec/ncvec605-3.pdf
You will need a FCC issued FRN number instead of your Social Security #. You can register and obtain an FRN online at the FCC ULS website here. If you already have a license issued by the FCC, you can look it up by doing a query for your callsign here.
Please put your FRN number on the 605 form instead of your SS#. If you need help getting your FRN, we will be happy to help you at the exam session.
Technician and General license exams will be given on the computer.
Extra class license exams will be given on paper. (The ARRL software has not been updated with the Extra class changes)
Technician and General Class licensees wishing to take a test to upgrade, must bring a copy of their current license that we can keep. If you have not received your license in the mail because you just recently passed your exam, then bring your CSCE.
You can locate other testing sessions in the region. It is possible to find a test session every month somewhere in northern Utah or southeastern Idaho.
Contacts:
- Phil Rasmussen, N7JFG, n7jfg@arrl.net
- Bob Wood, WA7MXZ, wa7mxz@arrl.net
Old Main is located on the west end of the USU Campus, the building with the A on the tower. Park on the south side of the building and enter on the east side.The Merrill-Cazier library is located just north of the 9 story Business building.
Renew your license for free here: http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls/ The renewal process is described in a bit of detail on this page: http://wireless.fcc.gov/services/amateur/licensing/renewal.html
Upcoming ARRL VEC-listed sessions within 100 miles of Logan.
Join BARC
Club membership is open to anyone who is interested in Amateur Radio. You do not need have an amateur license to join us. Dues are used to operate the club, pay for refreshments, field day activities, for repeater site rental and repeater equipment maintenance.
To Join BARC
Come to a club meeting
Download the attachment at bottom of this page, fill out and mail in the membership form,
or join online!
Be in the Ham Radio know
Join the BARC email list to receive information about upcoming events and activities you can participate in. This is a great way to ask questions.
The Bridgerland Amateur Radio Club is a 501 (3) (c) non profit organization for the purpose of education and training. Your donations to the club are tax deductible. Club dues and other donations are used to keep the club running and to maintain the Amateur Radio Repeaters in the valley.
Anderson PowerPole tips
Submitted by kevin.reeve on Thu, 2009-12-24 18:19Here is a great online resource for Anderson PowerPoles
http://www.wb3w.net/powerpoleinst.htm
Morse Code Net for Newbies
KE7WAV and KF7ATL have been meeting Sunday nights to work on building their proficency sending and receiving CW (Morse Code). All are welcome to join in. They say they are at the begining stages so don't be shy to jump in. They are on 40 Meters 7120 Khz +/- at 2100 (9:00pm) local Sundays. Please come join one of the orginal digital modes.
Ted AC7II
147.200 How to use IRLP Presentation
Submitted by AC7II on Sat, 2007-10-13 08:26Click on this Link IRLP Presentation. It will explain how use the Repeater and IRLP on the 147.00 Repeater. Ted McArthur AC7II Trustee of AC7O the Call sign on this Repeater. Please feel free to contact me if there are any problems with this repeater or any repeqters in the BARC System.
Phones:
Cell-------435-770-9759
Home----435-245-4904
Work-----435-257-1099
e-mails:
ac7ii@comcast.net
ac7ii@arrl.net
