This is a title from a movie comedy made in 1966 depicting the accidental grounding of a Russian submarine off of a New England Island during the height of the Continue Reading →

Several historic Morse Code stations will be on the air again Sunday evening July 12, though the future of the Coast Guard’s participation is unclear. RadioWorld emailed with Paul Shinn, Continue Reading →

Background: The Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 required improvements in energy efficiency of lighting equipment.  These requirements have led to the gradual phase out of traditional incandescent lighting Continue Reading →

The June 28th CCRA Roster has been posted and can be found below. 150628 CCRA Roster Here’s what’s happening… Joe Giovinco changed his call from KC6PTB to N3JAG while Rose Continue Reading →

We’ll be taking a short break in July and then kicking off more training with our General Class Course followed by Getting On The Air.  Please let your members, friends, Continue Reading →

During my years in ham radio I fondly remember listening to the HF and AM broadcast bands with the increased static crashes during the summer months.  I always found myself Continue Reading →

The Yolo Amateur Radio Society (YARS) is primarily a public service oriented club assisting with communications for many public events around the Sacramento Valley. These events include the Davis Double Continue Reading →

Recently I’ve been having fun with AT&T regarding  the porting of a telephone number.  After several attempts and two months later I have resorted to filling a complaint with the Continue Reading →

Those who attended the April 25th CCRA breakfast were treated to Vicki, N6KLS, her brother Jose and Mary Jane, N6NVA in attendance.  All were able to convey their condolences to Continue Reading →

It is with sadness we must report that Glenn Zumwalt, KJ6EN become a SK on April 20th at 1300 hours. The CCRA expresses our condolences to Vicki and her family Continue Reading →