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March - April - May 2008
- Alan W6LSU speaks on MARC's increasing with CALFIRE
- A wedding is announcement by one of the club's members
- Simon KB6CLV tells of his plans for meeting programs
- Report on the Ducie Island DXpedition that breaks 9 records
- Diagrams showing common MIC connector pin-outs
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December - January - February
2007-2008
- MARC provides communications for Grizzly Century
bike ride.
- A new tradition has started " Taming that
illusive fox"
- Report on the accomplishments of the IRAU at
WRC-07
- Chuck W6HYY reports on the flu shot e-com exercise
- Report on the Bass Lake Powerhouse Double Century
Endurance Ride
- An entertaining "how-to" article
on extending the life of an LED flashlight
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September - October - November
2007
- Chris K6DBG introduces people to the ins and
outs of APRS
- Lupe shares her recipe for Pea Salad
- A full report on Field Day 2007
- Mike KF6KDA writes about the Closing of the
VOA transmitter in Delano
- Report on the July 4th Red Flag Patrol, by
Simon KB6CLV
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June - July - August 2007
- Mike KF6KDA writes of his experiences with
PSK31
- ARRL talks about California repeater interference
to military radar
- A remembrance of Jack AD6RP, now a silent key
- Introduction to the Automatic Packet Reporting
System
- Report on recent CALFIRE training, by Dick
W6RFR
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March - April - May 2007
- Alan W6LSU takes the rains as president of
MARC
- Announcement of the FCC's decision to drop
morse code testing
- Ray Harkins KB6LQV remembers his elmer Willy
W6CKV
- Poem"Just A Radio
Operator" from WWII
- A remembrance of Ken Cexton K6LFR, now a silent
key
- Report on the latest RACES activities by Jerry
WA6ONA
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December - January - February
2006-2007
- Report on the September VHF QSO Party Expedition
- We congratulate Dick W6RFR, who is An Angel
Amongst Us
- A remembrance of Jerry Holland W6FRG, now a
silent key
- A remembrance of Joe Knowles K6KEW, now a silent
key
- Bass Lake Powerhouse Double Century Endurance
Ride
- Discussion on the FCC Amending Part 97 Rules
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September - October - November
2006
- Jerry WA6ONA discusses election of new officers
and a change of venue for the Christmas Dinner
- A very in depth Field Day report along with
pictures
- Report on the July 4th CDF Red Flag Patrol
- A remembrance of Stan Hall W6OWT, now a silent
key
- Discussion on how the Radiation Belt Remediation
can affect propagation
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June - July - August 2006
- Complete redesign of all graphics and headings
for a new 3D look
- Announcement of the new world DX record on
47GHz being set near Oakhurst
- A remembrance of Eldred KB6TIM, now a silent
key
- Jeff & Mike present a manual for Field
Day operating
- Knowledge base of usefull information is included
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March - April - May 2006
- This is the 33rd edition of the Newsletter
produced by Jeff and He gives an interesting and anecdotal story
of its history
- A story and chart showing the growth of ham
radio over the last century
- A remembrance of Bob W6JTA, now a silent key
- In depth how-to on building your own UHF beam
including pictures
- The latest plans by the emergency preparedness
committee
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December - January - February
2005-2006
- Reports on several events we provided communications
for
- Recipe for marinated squash salad
- A remembrance of Bob W6JTA, now a silent key
- KF6KDA discuss AM DXing in the modern day
- Interesting revelations in the EMCEPM
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September - October - November
2005
- A remembrance of Thelma W6JBH, now a silent
key
- Jerry announces the fund raising equipment
sale
- A very descriptive Field Day report with pictures
- Interesting dissertation on world ham populations
- Tip's for when you borrow something by Bob,
KC6EZE
- Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the
CDF is signed
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June - July - August 2005
- An historical flashback to Field Day '99
- KF6KDA proves that morse code still r0x0rs
- A "Member Biography" of John Bodwell
WA6LTO
- Report and pictures of radio installation in
Sheriff's SAR van
- Listing of local nets, by KF6CNV & KG6UDT
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March - April - May 2005
- A new proposed dues structure is discussed
by Jerry WA6ONA
- A remembrance of Bob Jaehnig KQ6KT, now a
silent key
- Map showing the population density of hams
in the USA
- Announcement of a change in the way the newsletter
will be delivered
- In depth report of communications at Super
Bowl XXXIX
- Telegraphy is used as an object lesson in a
humorous story
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December - January - Febuary
2004-2005
- Skip W6PAJ gives an overview of activities
in 2004
- A remembrance of Jimmie W6PSQ, now a silent
key
- Word dictionary used in making the word search
puzzle is increased
- Celebration of a new EHF distance record being
set locally
- Emergency Preparedness Committee reports &
pictures from the Mountain Heritage Day Parade by Dick W6RFR
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September - October - November
2004
- Skip announces the upcoming raffle will now
include 2 HF radios
- A very descriptive Field Day report with pictures
- Not only the ever popular word search puzzle
is included in this issue but a crossword as well
- Several reports on the Federal Emergency Training
Program
- An excusive offer for MARC members is announced
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June - July - August 2004
- Dissertation on being ready to provide Emergency
Communications By Dick W6RFR
- History flashback to Field Day 1998
- Description of a patent for an early scanning
radio
- Skip W6PAJ encourages the club to "gear
up" for field day
- MARC's Emergency Preparedness Committee chairmen
give reports on ARES, RACES & VIP
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March - April - May 2004
- Ken K6LFR Welcomes the club to a new year
- 6 Year anniversary that Jeff has been editor
of this newsletter
- Explanation of how the ARRL Outgoing QSL Service
works
- A "Member Biography" of Bob Guldstrand
N6EPJ
- The always popular "Amateur Word Search"
puzzle is included
- Article about Mediumwave Spectrum Scanning
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