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May Club Meeting

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The May club meeting is May 8 at 19:30. We will meet at LI-COR (4647 Superior Street) – located near the intersection of Superior Street and North 48th Street.

Field Day

Randy King, KØNC, and Jeff Bennett, WØWKP, will share a presentation on the history of Field Day and LARC’s participation over the years. There will also be information on what it takes to set up for emergency operations and opportunities to get on the air.

Volunteer sheets will be available for those interested in participating with setup, teardown, and other aspects of Field Day.

LOG Folding – New Location

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LOG folding is this Monday evening, April 29, at 7:00 pm, We will meet at the Elks Lodge #80 on 5910 S 58th St This is the same location as the Holiday Party,  We will no longer be meeting at the Red Cross for LOG Folding.  Come out and join in the fun!
Thank you to the Red Cross for hosting LOG folding for the last few years!

ARES Training

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 4/6/2019

I want to apologize to all who attended the Weatherfest and Spotter training 4/6/19. I apologize that we were not able to complete the amateur radio training. There was a room scheduling issue that prevented our being able to conduct training. I was not afforded this information until minutes before what was to be the start of my presentation. Fortunately, this month’s LARC club meeting will cover a lot of the new information that I was going to present. Greg, KTØK, and I will share in the presentation and deliver the much needed, new information regarding NET protocols and post-disaster ARES information. Please join us at LI-COR for April’s club meeting this Wednesday night, April 10, at 7:30 PM.

For those ARES teams who traveled from as far as Dakota County, Hall County and many adjacent to Lancaster County, I invite you to join us at our club meeting as well. I thank you for traveling to Lincoln and I apologize for not being able to deliver the training. I will modify and narrate my powerpoint, make into a video and post in on the www.neares.net website or, can deliver it via email to you directly. I will also make available to your club, the time to present the information to your team at one of your club meetings. Thank you for your participation in SkyWarn and ARES.

Ed Holloway, KØRPT
President Lincoln Amateur Radio Club, Inc.
ARRL NE Section Emergency Coordinator
ARRL NE Section Lancaster County EC

Storm Spotter Training

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Storm Spotter Training will be held during Weatherfest on April 6.  The training will be from 12:30 pm to 4:00 pm, but come out for the day.  The event starts at 8:00 am. For full event details see weatherfest.unl.edu.

Nebraska Innovation Campus
N 21st St and Salt Creek Roadway