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Carl VE6VG
Dec 27th
Our dear friend and fellow amateur
Carl VE6VG passed away December 26, 2015 in Red Deer.
The service will be held on Tuesday Jan 5, 2016 at 2:00pm at the Innisfail United Church.
Garry
All Band portable antenna
Dec 8th
Portable All Band Antenna
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manually adjustable for any HF frequency band 7 – 30 MHz
plus VHF & UHF bands 50 MHz / 144 MHz / 440 MHz
RAC Bandplan Dec.1, 2015
Nov 29th
http://wp.rac.ca/wp-content/uploads/files/pdf/RAC%20Bandplan%20December%201%202015.pdf
Club General Meeting Draw
Nov 23rd
Come to the next Club General Meeting November 18, 2015 to qualify for a $1.00 draw ticket for an Icom IC-229H VHF mobile radio.
One ticket per person, must be there to win. Hope to see you all there.
Congratulations to the winner Rick VE6RAK Enjoy the radio Rick!
CAARC on facebook
Dec 28th
Joint the site for information and sharing.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/117167868317864/
Amateur Radio Saves the day again
Sep 22nd
Last night, Sunday September 21, 2014, at approx. 21:00hrs PST VY1MAP (Terry) called on our local repeater-146.880-looking for VY1RF (Ray).
Terry wanted Ray to make a phone call for him as he was not in cell phone range. The situation was that Terry is a member of our Search and Rescue team and they were on a search for a missing teenager. The command center they had setup was approx 35kms north of Whitehorse at Lake Laberge. The satellite phone that they were to use, was not functioning so they had no way to call for assistance, additional resources or send status reports.
That’s where amateur radio comes in. Terry, being a ham, goes out to his truck and makes contact with Whitehorse via 2M amateur radio with VY1RF (Ray) and VY1RM (Ron). They were able to pass important traffic to/from the command center.
The young man was found and all ended well.
This is the second time in as many months that amateur radio and in particular Yukon Amateur Radio Association’s members and infrastructure proved invaluable in an emergency situation. Good job guys!
Just remember-Keep calm and grab your radio!
Radioworld Central Grand Opening
Jul 9th
Dear Friends,
Everyone at GPS Central and Radioworld is thrilled to announce the “GRAND OPENING” of our new retail store “Radioworld Central” in Calgary, AB. We wish to invite you to join us in celebrating this exciting occasion on Saturday July 26th, 2014.
We have partnered with the very best manufacturers including Garmin, Lowrance, Simrad, Humminbird, MinnKota, Icom, Yaesu, Kenwood, FlexRadio, Minelab, Garrett, Uniden, Cobra, K40, Wilson Antenna, Bushnell, Celestron, Globalstar, ACR, BlueFox and many others to offer consumers the very best products, sales assistance and technical support from the most experienced staff in the industry, a core value built and proven over the past 15 years.
Radioworld Central’s focus is to provide the widest selection of products for Commuters, Travellers, Geocachers, Amateur Radio operators, Metal Detectorists, Anglers, Hunters, Hikers, Backpackers, Runners, Golfers, Bikers, Riders, Pilots, Truckers, RVers, Shortwave Radio enthusiasts, Weather enthusiasts and beyond, all at competitive pricing and service second to none. We specialize in providing smart electronics into niche markets and never stop searching for the next great product to bring to our customers.
Everyone at Radioworld and GPS Central are excited to be one team and will strive to continue to be Canada’s favourite Navigation and Communications retailer for years to come.
Please join us for the GRAND OPENING festivities and for a FREE BBQ Lunch that day!
Thank You for your support.
Angelo Meffe Jack Summers George Valentine
President Marketing Manager General Manager
angelo@radioworld.ca jack@radioworld.ca gvalentine@gpscentral.ca
RAC ARES
Jun 17th
RAC/ARES meets in Red Deer Alberta
RAC/ARES members took advantage of the recent Central Alberta Amateur Radio Club Hamfest in Red Deer Alberta to meet and discuss issues ranging from recruitment training and organization.
Alberta ARES has had a busy period providing communication services to their communities with the recent floods in Calgary and High River and the Slave Lake fires as only two examples.
Left to right… Neal Sunderland VE6NL the new Section Emergency Coordinator for Alberta, often seen driving around the province visiting members in his Holiday Rambler Class A RV, Jeff Low VA6JL Red Deer Emergency Coordinator and veteran of the recent floods as well as Garry Jacobs VE6CIA Alberta Section Manager. Inset, Ian Burgess VA6EMS Emergency Coordinator for Calgary. [1]
Geoff Bawden, VE4BAW
Acting CFSO and President RAC
Acting CFSO and President RAC
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[1] Web link and photos: http://wp.rac.ca/racares-meet-in-red-deer-alberta/
