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The location we were going to operate from is very close to the "Hardly Strictly Bluegrass" festival in the park, therefore, we are going to cancel our event. We hope to find a better location for next year.

If you have any questions, please contact Robert at ad6i@kint.org. 

Its August in the city: Time for the fog, and the annual San Francisco Radio Club 2M FM QSO Party.

This year, the QSO party is on 8/25/2018 from 10AM to 2PM. Operators of all experience levels are welcome. The main goal: Have fun.

More information on the QSO party can be found by clicking the button below:

The Northern California DX Club invites you to discover the exciting world of HF Operation. The NCDXC has presented comprehensive classes in all aspects of High Frequency communications. And, now, this information is available to everyone. 

Start out with an Introduction to HF, How to Build your Station, Operation Basics  or even preparation for the General Class License Exam. We cover all that you need as well as offering one-on-one Elmering (mentoring).

​Please visit us at www.ncdxc.org, select ELMER PROJECT on the left tabs, then hit the Register Here button and you’re on your way. You’ll find a list of the classes we have presented. On the right there will be PDF and Videos available for downloading for whatever subjects you want to check out. Remember, we are here to assist and answer your questions. 

73 de,
Tony Dowler  K6BV
President
Northern California DX Club
info@k6bv.net

The San Francisco Radio Club with collaboration with the Veterans Affairs Medical Center (SFVAMC) run another successful Field Day event during the weekend of June 23rd/24th. We setup at Ft Miley, and operated continuously during the day and night with 4 stations. A huge thanks to the VA Emergency Management department and our numerous volunteers who made this possible! 

The San Francisco Radio Club has been invited to (again) manage the Communications Team for the 2018 San Francisco Marathon, and we will appreciate your assistance this year. 
Event Details:
NAME:                  The 2018 San Francisco Marathon – Communications Team
WEBSITE:             http://www.thesfmarathon.com/
DATE:                    Sunday, July 29, 2018 (2018/07/29Su)

27,500 runners depend on us! Register to participate below: 

Join us tomorrow night (Friday, May 18th) at 7:00pm at the V.A. Hospital, building 7 Auditorium (2nd floor) for our monthly San Francisco Radio Club General meeting. 

- Our May meeting is dedicated to our members. The format will be several 5-10 minute show and tell sessions. Do you have a home-brew project to show? A topic of interest to discuss? A gobox to show? Bring your project over and share your knowledge with us! ​

Some of the mini sessions include Building a 10Mhz GPSDO by Lucas W6AER, SSTV reception and decoding by Antonis AA6PP, Echolink setup by Antonis AA6PP, A SOTA gobox for 20m etc.

- Tomorrow night we will also be discussing our upcoming SFRC Field Day event, preparations are underway and we need your help! 

- Finally as always, this is our chance, once a month to meet each other in person, socialize and have fun. ​

Earlier today, May 12th, 17 of us hiked to the top of Mt Tam and activated Peak W6/CC-063. Everyone had fun, learned something new, helped each other and made enough contacts to become an Activator. One of the highlights of the day was achieving a Summit to Summit activation! AA6PP managed to have a QSO with K7ZOO activating Arizona's W7A/SC-006 Peak. Good times! Until next time!