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Date: 6.27-28.2026
Location: Haikey Creek Park Tri-Plex
Location: 35.99388,-95.853557
Chairs: W5JHC Jack Conway & KY5VAR Ky Vargas
Committee Chairs: YOU!
PIO: Any Club Officer

Bands: (80,40,20,15,10,6)

 

OLD 2025 DATA IS BELOW HERE>> THIS IS NOT UP TO DATE JUST A PLACE HOLDER FOR NEXT YEAR!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Talk IN: 443.850
Simplex local :146.550

Muster: 9:00am 6.28
Safety Meeting: 10:00A (ISH) Mandatory for operators (Main Gazebo)
Setup: Noon 6.28
Start Time: 1pm 6.28
End Time: 1pm 6.29
Tear Down: 11am 6.29

Dinner: 5PM (RSVP Required before 6.14)

Camping: bring your tent!!

******************* June Meeting Power Point & INFO **************************

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 28 and June 29 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

Operating Status: 7AOK
Max Output: 100W

Safety Officer: K5TZS David Griffon

Hydration/Safety:**********************************
FREQ/Filter Coordinator: This year will be handled at the INFO Booth
GOTA Station Lead:K5AEB Ann Bruun
GOTA Station: WW0CJ, CJ Pokowitz
POTA: KD5SMF, Mark Roberts
Info Booth: **********************************
Rules Specialist: KC9THI Ian Duncan
Trailer Chief: KF5VCQ Steve Childers
CW Specialist: KY5VAR Ky Vargas
Digital Modes: AE5ME Jeff Scoville
Logging Setup: W5GGW Greg
Logging Support: KG5GJ Brain Powers & KD5DBP  Doug Powers
Photos : **********************************
Resident Elmer: KA6DOY Remell Spencer
Cooling Station Courtesy : KA6DOY Remell Spencer
W1AW Bulletin: AE5ME Jeff Scoville
NTS Message: AE5ME Jeff Scoville

Schedule of Events

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gazebo Map

 

Parking

As with previous years do not park in the main row in front of the covered gazebo. We share parking with the play park and what better way to get some young operators to stop by than giving them UP FRONT parking! Totally good with loading and unloading things for short term, but let’s be good park friends and leave the space and make some new friends!

Don’t forget to be on the look out for TARC Swag for sell this year at the info booth..

SPECIAL BUY FD 2025 TUIT

This year for  donation between$2-10, you can get one of these cool collectable items, they make a great stocking stuffer or a cool gift to trade with fellow hams!

Helpful Documents

Field-Day-Rules
ARRL-RAC Section List
2025 ARRLRAC Section Checklist
2018-Field-Day-2-page-dupesheet
2019 FD Log Sheet
***TARC FD Log Sheet – Minimum Data****
W1AW Schedule
4_1a-2024 Summary Sheet
Field Day Responsibilities Checklist
2024 Field Day Packet v1
WASmap_Color
OK NTS Rules
TARC FD Flyer

ARES

Tulsa County ARES members, the Tulsa Amateur Radio Club (TARC) will be hosting Field Day at Hakey Creek Park, 113^th / South Garnett on Saturday, June 28.

If you are working on your Position Task Book (PTB) for Tulsa County and have questions or need help completing required items, come to the TARC Field Day site.  During this workshop we will discuss the frequency plan for Tulsa County, programming radios, sending ICS-213 messages, Winlink, NTS, and go bags. This will help you meet the required and optional elements in Level II of the PTB.  Bring your own PTB and let’s move your training forward.

Directions

South Garnett Road, Bixby, Tulsa County, Oklahoma, 74008