The Burnaby, Coquitlam and New Westminster clubs will once again this year join forces on Field Day. This year the event will be held at the Riverview Lands. For more information go to http://www.ve7scc.com/wordpress/
Monthly Archives: June 2014
NEED A PLAN FOR FIELD DAY ?
The site noted below will help you organize and operate your Field Day Event
SURREY EMERGENCY PROGRAM AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY – FIELD DAY.
The Surrey Amateur Radio Emergency Radio Society (SEPARS) will hold their Field Day event at 176 St and 20th Avenue. Visitors are welcome on Saturday June 28th from 11am-5pm.
Kamloops Field Day….EMBC Portable Radio Kit Will Also be Deployed.
Kamloops ARC VE7UT: Will be on the air from the Philip Ranch
[RAC-Bulletin] Amateur Radio Operators Honoured at One Year Anniversary of Devastating Flood at High River, Alberta.
Before the summer of 2013 High River was known as the hometown of the Honourable Joe Clark, writer W.O. Mitchell and the TV series Homeland. In June of 2013 it became the location of one of Canada’s greatest natural disasters. With little warning Continue reading [RAC-Bulletin] Amateur Radio Operators Honoured at One Year Anniversary of Devastating Flood at High River, Alberta.
FIELD DAY INFORMATION, RULES TIMES ETC
The site below will take to you the ARRL page with all the information you need to know for Field Day
NEW EARTHQUAKE INFORMATION..
New Earthquake Information has been reported. They are calling them slow earthquakes. To get more information go to
http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/b-c-s-slow-earthquakes-fuelled-by-fluid-1.2679669
WRTC GETTING CLOSER, CALL SIGNS DECIDED
WRTC is getting closer to the July 8th start date. Call signs have been decided, but not provided to the teams just yet. For more information on the event go to
http://www.arrl.org/news/call-signs-for-wrtc-2014-competition-announced
[RAC-Bulletin] RAC report viewing options.
RAC volunteer recognition: Jacques Dubé VE2QK..
This year marks 20 years of true continuous volunteer dedication RAC wishes to highlight. The dedication from our volunteers is what brings success to many aspects of our organization.
In 1994, Jacques Dubé took over the VE2 QSL Incoming Bureau from Albert Daemen VE2IJ. Jacques has been handling the Bureau on his own since his wife passed away in 1996.
Jacques worked at Canada Post for 33 years and was able to secure two mail sortation racks that are now being used to sort cards. To date Jacques has handled well over 600,000 QSL cards and uses his own programs to manage the Bureau, credits etc. Jacques was first licensed as a ham in 1987 with call sign VE2JAD and obtained his advanced in 1988 then changed calls to VE2QK. No longer owning a station Jacques remains active using Echolink and is also an administrator with Hamsphere.
From RAC and all those who benefit from your dedication to the QSL VE2 Bureau: A Huge Thank you!