JSCARC member, Milt K5KRM gets his tube radios ready to warm up the shack as winter approaches. Milt’s primary radios are a Kenwood TS-520 (previously owned by astronaut Steve Lindsay), a Heathkit HW-100 and a Drake 2B.  You can find Milt using the TS520 or HW100 while regularly checking into the 20m SSB Maritime Net … Read more…

Great weather, and a good turn out for our first Fox Hunt in a few years. The 2m Fox was hidden 1.5 miles away from the shack, in a tree by the front of the Clear Lake High School. Congrats to AB5SS to be the first and fastest Hunter of this fox.  Honorable Mention goes … Read more…

Jerry N5FWB and Terry KA5TBB successfully finished the installation of the W5RRR 2m Echolink/AllStar node last night. This constitutes a major update since the AllStar implementation provides significant improvement to the voice quality clarity. N5FWB took the lead and worked above and beyond to acquire the new node equipment and integrate them into the working … Read more…

This SUNDAY Nov 20th, the JSCARC will host a combined 2m AND 80m ARDF (Amateur Radio Direction Finding) day. 2M FOX   10am-3pm Who:  Members, family, friends, all What: A 2m Fox Hunt broadcast on 146.565 MHz FM; a 30 second tone (with CW code W5OC identifier) will be continuously sent each minute. When:  10:00AM to 3:00PM … Read more…

Over the last two months, the club has sponsored 3 visits by this semester’s JSC Pathways and Regular Student Interns. As part of their Ham Radio Student Intern Committee, led by student Kim Zwolshen, KE8QKU, we’ve enjoyed our best overall participation and fun. 12 students were provided a good overview of ham radio and it’s … Read more…

As an active NASA On The Air (NOTA) participating station, the NASA JSC W5RRR station will immediately begin on-the-air ops in commemoration of the successful Artemis Launch this morning 12/16 at 12:47 a.m. from the Kennedy Space Center.  Watch for our spots on all bands and modes, especially weekend ops.The Artemis launch represents NASA 1st … Read more…