February Club Meeting

The February meeting will be held in person at Northern Lighthouse Church (6141 N 14th St, Lincoln); anyone who does not feel comfortable attending in person or is unable to attend may access the meeting via this Zoom link: bit.ly/LARCFeb21 (meeting: 951 3629 6422; Passcode: 882353).

Lew Sieber: NFS Fire Shop Manager

We are honored to have Lew Sieber, Nebraska Forest Service Fire Shop manager, as our first presenter of the year. In this role, Lew provides an interesting service to volunteer fire departments, state and local government leaders, and Nebraska’s citizens. Most people do not realize how this benefits Nebraskans.

We are planning for the meeting to be at Northern Lighthouse Church on February 10, assuming Lancaster county COVID-19 levels stay in the orange. Masks and physical distancing are required, and sanitizer will be available. Family members who reside under the same roof may sit together. A Zoom link (bit.ly/LARCFeb21) is available for those who do not yet feel comfortable attending in-person gatherings.

April LOG folding canceled

The April LOG folding session has been canceled.  Fear not, the LOG is still going out. Individuals have stepped up to see that it gets out while maintaining social distancing.

Stay healthy!

General Class

The Lincoln Amateur Radio Club is hosting a FREE eight-week course for the General License! The class starts on February 18 and runs from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm Tuesday evenings.

We recommend the ARRL General Class License Manual, Eighth Edition, available from the ARRL and Amazon.

The course will be held in Room 130 of Krueger Hall at Union College and taught by
Aaron Rogge, NØADR.

For more information, you can email class@k0kkv.org.

October Club Meeting

The October club meeting is October 10 at 19:30. We will meet at LI-COR (4647 Superior Street) – located near the intersection of Superior Street and North 48th Street.

LI-COR

Last spring Doc Chaves spoke at a LARC meeting about “what” LI-COR does. Rex Peterson, AEØRP, is going to talk about “how” things are done along with the technical side of the instruments.