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South Dakota QSO Party 2009
Our club, located in Rapid
City, South Dakota (Pennington County) was founded in
1935 and became an ARRL affiliated club in 1937. We are an ARRL Special Service Club. Our members are from the
Black Hills area of Western South Dakota and adjacent
states.
We invite you to join us at our monthly general meeting
on the third Friday of the month starting at 6:30 PM for
the social hour with the meeting and technical
presentation to follow at 7:30 PM. The meetings of
the Black Hills Amateur radio club will be held at the
Clubhouse on Radar Hill.
Directions
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Club Officers
- President: Harry
Martens WAØMFZ
- Vice President: Scott
Rausch, WAØVKC
- Treasurer: Chris
Stallkamp, WØADZ
- Secretary: Charles
Douvier, ACØGD
Board of Directors
- Harry Martens two year
term expires September 2010
- Scott Rausch two year
term expires September 2010
- Bob Hendricksen two
year term expires September 2010
- Charles Douvier two
year term expires September 2011
- Gary Peterson two year
term expires September 2011
- Persons who are
interested in becoming Amateur Radio Operators,
are invited to attend one of our monthly meetings
or they can check the ARRL
web page www.arrl.org , for further information.
- Our annual general
meeting, election of officers and pot luck picnic
is held on the first (1st) Sunday following the
first (1st) Monday in September each year. Annual
dues become due and can be paid at this meeting.
- In February each year
the club has its annual fund raising ham auction,
VE test session and holiday dinner in the
evening.
- Club's mailing address
is: Black Hills ARC, Inc., P.O. Box 294, Rapid
City, SD 57709-0294.
- Pennington County
Emergency Coordinator is Scott Rausch, WAØVKC.
- Club's Callsign
Trustee is Gary Peterson, KØCX.
Weather
Alerts and Warnings
REMOTE BASE STATION
The
remote base is down for repairs at the present time
The club has a remote base station located at its
clubhouse on Radar Hill Road. Operation on 16Ø meters
through 7Ø cm bands are possible. It is open to all
current club members, restricted by their individual
license class. The link is by a UHF repeater. Contact
Jeff Halgerson, KØHF for further information. Grid
Square 84.
Listed below are
some of the South Dakota HF nets.
| Net
name |
Time (MT)
|
Freq.
|
Days
|
| SD
WX Net |
0630 |
3959 kHz |
Mon
- Fri |
| QCWA
Chapter 102 Net |
0700 |
3889 kHz |
Sundays |
| 3960
Emergency Net |
0800 |
3960 kHz |
Sundays |
| SD
NJQ Noon Net |
1115 |
3870 kHz |
Daily |
| SD
NEO Evening Net |
1700 |
3860 kHz |
Daily |
| SD
CW Net |
1800 |
3700 kHz |
Sundays |
| SD
QRP Net |
2000 |
3700 kHz |
Wednesdays |
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