Nothing is better than meeting a new face or seeing a old friend. I find myself saying "Oh that's your call sign. Great to put a face with the call!" We socialize at our meetings, open hours, and other events throughout the year.
The SVRC maintains several forms of social media to enable members to socialize electronically. This page is to help members/potential members find these groups. All of these are subject to the SVRC Social Media Guidelines.
We maintain an email group/reflector on groups.io(migrated from Yahoo groups).
We maintain a Facebook group
A Ham's Experience in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, Presented by Tim Moloney, N9RRM, Tim discusses his experience deploying to Puerto Rico as a volunteer Ham Radio Operator.
Social hour at 6:00 pm, meeting/presentation at 7:00 pm
The general public is welcome to attend as well as area ham operators and SVRC club members.
QSL Card Checking and Awards, Presented by Skip Riba, WS9V. Skip is a DXCC Card Checker for the ARRL Central Division and will talk about about the process, requirements and various awards.
Social hour at 6:00 pm, meeting/presentation at 7:00 pm
The general public is welcome to attend as well as area ham operators and SVRC club members.
Hospital Ship HOPE, Presentation by Roger Whitaker, K9LJB. Roger discusses his adventures as a ham radio operator on a hospital ship in 1969.
Social hour at 6:00 pm, meeting/presentation at 7:00 pm.
The general public is welcome to attend as well as area ham operators and SVRC club members.
Special Event Stations, Presented by David Bruce, AB9YG, Todd Johnson, KD9BNQ, and Dwayne Terry, KA9KQH.
Social hour at 6:00 pm, meeting/presentation at 7:00 pm.
The general public is welcome to attend as well as area ham operators and SVRC club members.
Each month's meeting includes a presentation related to ham radio. The general public is welcome to attend as well as area ham operators and SVRC club members.
This months presentation will be VHF/UHF Roving
Each month's meeting includes a presentation related to ham radio. The general public is welcome to attend as well as area ham operators and SVRC club members.
Each month's meeting includes a presentation related to ham radio. The general public is welcome to attend as well as area ham operators and SVRC club members.
The April presentation is on how ham radio can support large planned public events. Rob will discuss the Chicago Marathon, Marine Corps marathon and the Boston Marathon. Ham radio plays a large part in supporting all of these events and has become well integrated into the public service sectors in the process.
The program for this month's meeting will be a presentation, "What do all those knobs and buttons on an HF radio do?" where we will discuss how to get started with your HF radio. The general public is welcome to attend as well as area ham operators and SVRC club members.
Logging has been such an integral part of ham radio since the very beginning. But - just what does logging entail? What makes a good log and why? How does a paper-log stack up to newer software? What's this ADI file format all about?
Come to the next SVRC meeting, (February 1 , starting at 7 p.m. at our Club HQ, Room 330, Red Cross Building, 1045 Outer Park Drive, Springfield ) and we'll figure it all out - interactively!
Bring your questions, your best ideas, and your experience with your own log and we'll talk about it.
