We are amateur radio operators
on the Central California coast participating in all phases of amateur
radio. (more below)
Weekly Informal Breakfast
Monday's Every Monday, 7:30 AM
Hungry Fisherman
399 Beach Street, Morro Bay, CA 93442
805-772-3444
PURPOSE:PRACTICE RADIO COMMUNICATION &INFORM
PUBLIC particularily the participants ABOUT HAM RADIO importance in
emergency situations.
WHEN:Wednesday Aug 11, 2010
TIME: Unknown, listen to 146.67 rptr
WHERE:San Luis Obispo County
The Next event:
Siren Test
Each year we participate in checking the functionality ot the early
warning sirens in the county. This acitvity is benefical to our
treasurery, and allows us to maintain our emergency repeaters.
The 2010 annual siren test will be
conducted on Saturday,
August 28. Pat, KG6TZK, is coordingating for
amateur radio participants.
Because of the activities this month, wo will not have a SLOECC or
Estero Radio Club meeting.
INTERNATIONAL LIGHTHOUSE-LIGHTSHIP
WEEKEND 2010 (0001z,
August 21st, through 2359z, August 22nd) NEWS.
Operators Hector/CE3FZL,
Ricardo/CE3HDI, Hugo/CE3BBC, Cristian/CE3PCN, and Esteban/XQ7UP will
operate as
XR2A from Punta Angeles Lighthouse (ARLHS CHI-001) in the Valparaiso
harbor,
Chile, during the ILLW. Activity will be on all bands as posible using
CW and
SSB.
Our monthly club [MEETING]
features a topic of interest to the ham community. We sponsor regular
ham activities and we meet socially for breakfasts and other events.
(links to left)
Many members are active in disaster and emergency communications via
ARES (Amateur Radio Emergency Service), administered by the American
Radio Relay League, RACES (Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service) and
SLOECC.
We also very active in ham radio [
LICENSE TESTING ] and training to assist the public towards gaining
an amateur radio license.
The club has been active for more than thirty years, and has
members licensed for over 70 years.
San Luis Obispo Emergency Communications Council
is the logistic support organization for ARES and RACES in San Luis
Obispo County. These are organizations of amateur radio operators who
volunteer time and resources to serve their community in times of
emergency.
SLOECC maintains for ARES and RACES reliable radio systems
which do not depend on regular electric power, thereby permitting
communications when regular emergency radio systems fail or are
overloaded.
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