Technician Class License Course (Apr2019)

IT’S OK TO BE A HAM Talk to the world without the Internet Help support county disaster communications needs Experiment with radio, digital, satellite, television, and microwave communication No Morse code is required! You can just talk or type. Low entry cost. Start for as little as $100! No age restriction…..6 or 86 is OK …

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Ask Elmer

TARC started this Elmering program in February 2019 to mentor new hams and to help old hams learn new tricks. A dedicated group of experienced club members have made themselves available to help other hams become better hams. Anyone wanting help with an amateur radio subject should send an email to askelmer@tamiamiarc.org. You’ve taken the …

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Bob Murphy, 2018

Bob Murphy, WA1UHG, was also a very active club member during my time with the club.  He was our go to net control op for the club 2 meter repeater and was always ready to help a ham in need and was one of the friendliest members of the club.  Bob was a fine examples …

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Glenn Hyde, N4MXQ, 2017

On December 9, 2017, I received word that our good friend and faithful TARC member Glenn Hyde, N4MXQ passed away during the previous 24 hours. When I sent out the notice to TARC members, I invited comments. I received quite a few. One reply from Glenn Miller (Glenn 2), KM4HKO stands out as eloquently expressing …

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Bob Curts, KA9ZAZ, 2016

ROBERT E. “BOB” CURTS, 80, passed away Thursday, Dec. 1, 2016, at the Sarasota Memorial Hospital. Born in Mount Carmel, Ill., Robert worked at Tokheim for 30 years, retiring in 1989. He was a U.S. Army veteran, a member of the American Legion Post 499, Old Timers Softball League, Old Timers Baseball League, Central High …

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Joe Barone, 2009

I got to know Joe Barone pretty well as he was a very active TARC club member during my time in Venice.  His call was W4DSH and was always tinkering with various projects.  He really enjoyed experimenting with wire and metal conduit antennas and always had some sort of HF equipment on his test bench, …

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