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San Mateo Radio Club
National Simplex Calling Frequencies
146.520 - 2 meter
222.100 - 1.25 meter
446.000 - 70 cm
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Where do we go?
We encourage all new local hams to join in on the morning nets on PAARA.
145.230 mHz, pl - 100.0mHz. These are daily and full on insight, tips and tricks with plenty of time to rag chew. they also have nets
Discover each mode
Discover each mode
As a tech and a newbie, it's tough to know where to start and ask the right questions. FT8 is a mode you should get familiar with and make contacts all throughout the world. Your computer does the talking for you in the noise floor, very cool!
CW
Discover each mode
San Mateo Radio club is very proud of our low stress, slow CW evenings on Wednesday's. Due to it's gaining popularity, there's certainly a need for it.
ARRL -Legislative branch
ARRL’s mission is to promote and protect the art, science, and enjoyment of amateur radio, and to develop the next generation of radio amateurs.
ARISS International Space Station
Amateur Radio on the International Space Station has been waiting for you! Download a picture from ISS! Lets learn how.
POTA
ECHOLINK
ECHOLINK
One of the best ways to play radio from your home as a hunter or from a national or state park as an activator. Excellent way to hone your skills
ECHOLINK
ECHOLINK
ECHOLINK
This is a must have for all ham radio enthusiasts. Take ham radio with you all over the world and feel at home.
QRZ
ECHOLINK
QRZ
Another must have. QRZ is where all other hams find out about you. Fill it out, add photo's and when you make a contact, experienced operators read this while talking with you.
Why Stop There?
EmComm - Amateur Radio's Highest Calling
The FCC especially appreciates those FCC Amateur
Radio Licensees who provide volunteer emergency
radio communications to the governments and
residents of State and local governments and Volunteer
Organizations Active in Disasters (VOADs).
Space Weather
Spave Weather and activities of the sun effect our hobby like no other. HF propagation and solar activity are well explained and presented here to make your HF experience knowledgeable and fun
APRS
In its simplest implementation, APRS is used to transmit real-time data, information and reports of the exact location of a person or object via a data signal sent over amateur radio frequencies. In addition to real-time position reporting capabilities, APRS is also capable of transmitting a wide variety of data, including weather reports, short text messages, radio direction, telemetry data, short e-mail messages (send only) and storm forecasts.