Reference
Phil AC4Q
Won the drawing in the
09-23-23 Meeting
A Outdoor Motion Sensor Alert
Lee Marion
W8CGQ
Presented with Distinguish Service Award
for life of service to Amateur Radio
12-07-23
Phil Cook
W4TMS
Presented with Certificate of Appreciation
for Dedication and Exemplary Leadership
12-07-23
Field Day 2024
Tryon NC Radio Club Shares Their Knowledge
Thermal Belt Radio Club
Gary Wells-WB9AYD, Chad Hightower-KO4NUE and Ann Smith-KO4HYC
The team from Thermal Belt Radio Club (Tryon) gave an excellent presentation and demonstration on Winlink and its importance and capabilities. We were also given a challenge to have all members interested to be at our next meeting so we can explain what is needed and get the equipment in hand so they can come back and set each member's system up and ready to go. They have also given an invitation to us to their next meeting on Thursday, May 30th to construct an attenuator for your directional antenna. The cost of the attenuator is approximately $35. Please let me know if you be coming for their meeting.
May 4, 2024 Meeting
Great Group
Guest Speakers Were Great
Daniel Boyer
WD2DW
SEC
South Carolina Section Emergency Coordinator
For ARES
Giving a Presentation on the use of DMR and ARES
Robert Webster
WR8RW
Assistant SEC
Assistant South Carolina Emergency Coordinator
For ARES
SkyWarn Net Controler
Giving a Presentation on SkyWarn and the reporting criteria and the importance spotters are to NWS
Lee Marion
W8CGQ
Guardians VP
AREA 2 DEC for ARES
Showing the directional Antenna that the Tryon Club had a session on how to construct a measure tape Yagi Antenna. The next construction they have is the attenuator next meet of the Tryon Club
Our 1st Exam Session 1-27-2024
Cherokee County SC Guardians
2023 Christmas Party
Bridging Generations
Lee receiving award
Phil receiving award
Good Group
Pictures Of Our Annual Club Breakfast and Skill Set Day
2023
09-23-23 Meeting
Good meeting and Great Group
Our 2022 Breakfast At The Lake
April 6th Meeting
LeighAnn Moon
On the upcoming
Revolutionary Museum
Roger Hill, KW4EMF
Giving a demonstartion
on Directional Antennas
Phil Chartiner AC4Q
Lee Marion W8CGQ
Presentation on Morse code
Did You Know
It takes approximately 11.57 days to count to one million. Multiply that by a thousand to get to a billion and that will take you out to about 31.7 years. Multiply that by a thousand and you've got how long it takes to count to a trillion, approximately 31,700 years.
The United States Of America is 35 Trillion in Debt 1,109,500 years to count to 35 Trillion