Introduction: Hello, today we will introduce the NASA-Ames Amateur Radio Club (AARC), a unique club based at the NASA Ames Research Center, dedicated to the advancement and enjoyment of amateur radio.
Club Overview:
- Club Name: NASA-Ames Amateur Radio Club
- Links: NASA-Ames Amateur Radio Club Website
Contact Information:
- Call Sign: NA6MF
- Contact Person: Mark R. Allard KD6CWM
- Daytime Phone: (650) 269-7991
- Evening Phone: (408) 893-0724
- Email: mark.r.allard@nasa.gov
Basic Information:
- Annual Report: June 30th, 2022
- Meeting Time: 3rd Thursday Monthly at 12:00 Noon
- Meeting Place: Bldg. 529, NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field
- ARRL Section: SCV
- Affiliation Date: September 5th, 1987
- Specialties: Contest, Digital Modes, DX, General Interest, Public Service/Emergency, Repeaters, VHF/UHF
- Services Offered: License Test Sessions, Mentor, On-The-Air Bulletins, Packet Radio BBS, Repeater
Club Description: The NASA-Ames Amateur Radio Club (AARC) is dedicated to providing a wide range of services, technologies, and resources to those interested in radio-based communications for educational, public service, emergency communications, and recreational purposes. The club offers a supportive environment where members can learn from experienced operators and engage in various communication modes, including HF, VHF, and UHF.
AARC members are actively involved in supporting the Silicon Valley Emergency Communications System (SVECS) and cooperating with other ARES organizations in Santa Clara County. The club's station, NA6MF, plays a crucial role in voluntary public service and emergency communications, supporting Ames Research Center, Santa Clara County, and special events at the Moffett Field complex.
Club Statistics:
- Club Members: 35
- Voting Members: 20
- Voting Licensed Amateur Members: 20
- Voting ARRL Members: 18
Officers:
- President, Editor: Mark R. Allard KD6CWM
- Secretary: Katsutoshi C. Ishisoko KJ6HFJ
- Vice President: Greg L. Lose N6MSN
Conclusion: The NASA-Ames Amateur Radio Club is a vibrant community that combines the spirit of amateur radio with the innovation of NASA. Join them to explore the exciting world of amateur radio, gain valuable skills, and contribute to public service. Thanks for watching. For more supporting, please visit talkpod.com.
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