AD0TY – Terre Haute Radio Club

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Posted on: December 17, 2020 December 17, 2020
Author: AD0TY

Welcome to our new website. There will be many changes to come.

Terre Haute Radio Club is with Jerry Wayne Hankins III.

4 days ago

Well today I decided the weather wasn't that bad and grabbed my gear and went to the Chinook wild life park K-4190 and activated it! The activation went great and I made a total of 22 contacts! I was operating with my Yaesu FT-818ND QRP with my Wolf River Coil antenna on 20m. I even made contact to Alaska today! I would like to thank Sutton Doty AD0TY for spotting me on the POTA page and for dealing with the mishap of the wind blowing my antenna over during our exchange. -N9WQP ...

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Terre Haute Radio Club was live.

1 week ago

SSTV ft N9WQP ...

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2 weeks ago

Congratulations to all our new Hamsters and Upgrades. We had a really enjoyable and successful test session last night. Everyone passed and had a great time.

Charles B McDermott KD9RDA Upgraded to General Just got his tech last month with us!

Scott McQuiston KD9RJD New Technician

Joshua A Pate KD9RJE New Technician

Paul R McFeaters KD9QNK Upgraded to General having only been a tech for two months!

Sorry for the delay getting this posted, but it's been a hectic day!

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2 weeks ago

Our next THRC meeting will be on January 20th at 7pm Indiana time. Same from the Climbing Case has been gracious enough to let us use his conference room for our meetings.
He has a very nice eatery there as well and I am posting the menu for your convenience. If you would like you can call ahead of time and order your food so that it is ready for you when you arrive. The number there is 812-244-1776 This will take a little pressure off the folks at the counter and also make it convenient for you! ...

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2 weeks ago

Here’s a project I’ve been working on for portable operations. This setup is completely untethered from the internet or mains power. I’m using a raspberry Pi 4 setup headless and to act as it’s own hotspot. From there I can remote into the Pi from my cell phone, tablet, ect to control the Pi and operate using several digital modes. Currently I am using a 4.5 Ah Bioenno battery to power the radio and a 20mAh battery to provide power for the Pi. I’m using a GPS to provide an accurate time clock which is crucial for these time sensitive digital modes. If anyone is interested in this setup or how I did it please message me and I can provide the details and more information! -73 N9WQP ...

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