Author Archive: W5JHC
Field Day 2025 Recap
I hope everyone had a great time at Field Day 2025—even if the bands didn’t quite cooperate with us this year! As we wrap up this year’s event, don’t forget to send any photos you captured to webmaster@w5ias.com so we can showcase them in the photo gallery. Your feedback is incredibly valuable in helping us improve future events. Whether it’s what worked, what didn’t, or what you’d love to see next year, we want to hear it all. Below is a quick guide to help you reflect on three key areas as you share your thoughts. P.S. Don’t hold back—your feedback will […]
TARC Field Day Poster 2025
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[aresoklahoma] Tulsa County ARES: Field Day
Tulsa County ARES members, the Tulsa Amateur Radio Club (TARC) will be hosting Field Day at Hakey Creek Park, 113th / 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. I will be hosting an ARES Workshop from 2-4 pm (come and go). 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 […]
[aresoklahoma] SM050 – Field Day 2025 and OK NTS Additional Contest
OK NTS Contest for Field Day 2025 THIS YEAR, we have added an extension to let you send radiograms and transfer messages through Amateur Radio. The object is to exchange as many NTS messages as possible on the 40m, 80m, and 2m bands. For more information… All of the details and information are available at the OK NTS Contest 2025 flyer at https://ok.arrl.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/OKNTS-2025.pdf
Tulsa Amateur Radio Club Minutes of Meeting June 2025
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Spring and Early Summer Cycling Events: A Note of Celebration
By Paul Teel, WB5ANX For the past 20+ years the local amateur radio community in Tulsa has supported the local cycling clubs by providing communication and safety support. The first of four events in 2025 was Tour de Tulsa and the final event comprised two days in the biggest of them all, Tulsa Tough on Saturday and Sunday. A huge thank you to all the volunteers, loaner equipment, and repeaters in service…especially from the Tulsa Repeater Organization and the Tulsa Amateur Radio Club. I am still working on the After-Action-Report and Improvement Plan from Tulsa Tough. However, I can tell […]