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Date: 6.22-23.2024
Location: Haikey Creek Park Shelter #2
Location: 35.9929971,-95.8544497
Chairs: W5JHC Jack
Committee Chairs: YOU!
PIO: OPEN
?Operating Status: 7AOK
?Max Output: 100W

?Bands: (80,40,20,15,10,6)
Talk IN: 145.110
Simplex local :145.110

Muster: 9:00am 6.22
Safety Meeting: 10:00A (ISH)
Setup: Noon 6.22
Start Time: 1pm 6.22
End Time: 1pm 6.23
Tear Down: 11am 6.23
?Camping: bring your tent??

ARRL Field Day on the fourth full weekend of June every year is the opportunity for thousands of amateur radio enthusiasts throughout the U.S and Canada to set up temporary communications stations and make contact with like-minded people. Licensed radio operators (often called “Hams”) spend the weekend practicing community outreach, emergency preparedness, and technical skills. It’s basically radio heaven.

A contest is held each year with individuals, clubs, and teams trying to make contact with as many stations as possible over 24 hours. Field Day will take place on June 22 and June 23 with over 35,00 people expected to take part. It begins at 18:00 UTC Saturday and runs through 20:59 UTC Sunday. Pack your camping equipment, throw up some temporary antennas, and spin the dials on your radio, because this not-to-be-missed event is rich in history, tradition, and technology.

All hams or non-hams are invited and you don’t have to be a club member to participate. The staff will assist you in getting on the air and teach you how to operate. You don’t have to be licensed to operate.

TARC Planning

Logging Lead:
Safety Officer:
Dinner: 6PM (RSVP Required)
FREQ/Filter Coordinator: Trailer Seat Lead
GOTA Station Lead:
INFO Booth Lead:
W1AW Bulletin:
NTS Message:
Rules Specialist:

Don’t forget to purchase your 100th Anniversary coffee mugs, shirts, etc.

RSVP

Call Sign *

Name *

First

Last

Email *

Phone

I Plan to Attend Dinner *

Enter the total boxed meals you would like (ie, you plus your spouse). 0 means you will not be attending or you will be bringing your own food.

Camping Overnight

• Yes

If you plan on working late night or overnight at the park please choose yes

Bands You Would Like To Work

• 160
• 80
• 40
• 20
• 15
• 10
• 50

Depending upon the amount of filters and frequencies in use we may have to limit the use at certain times.

Volunteer Interest *

• Just Assign Me A task
• FREQ/Filter/Band Coordinator
• CW Station
• SSB Station
• Digital Station
• Logging Software Support
• GOTA Station
• INFO Booth
• W1AW Bulletin
• NTS Message
• Trailer Support
• Safety Officer
• Rules Specialist
• Educational Activity
• Setup/Clean up
• Hydration Crew
• Photographer

Above are many of the areas that the club needs help. Some positions are all day, but all can be split up into 2 hour shifts. So the more things you check the more things we can delegate around to each other so we all can have fun!

Comment or Message *

Any thoughts, questions, or comments please feel free to post them here. Anything else special you would like to request

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