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Written by Bryce Salmi
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Tuesday, 31 August 2010 05:23 |
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August 30th, 2010 marked an important milestone for www.CollegeARC.com, we turned one year old! To look back to the Summer of 2009 when we took an idea and turned it into a reality that we now call the College Amateur Radio Club Assocation is a bit overwhelming. One year has passed so quickly yet so much has happened at the same time. CollegeARC now consists of about 25 active university clubs and is an international player in college ham radio. We consist
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 01 September 2010 03:18 |
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Written by Brenton Salmi
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Thursday, 26 August 2010 16:47 |
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Over the next week or so we will be introducing some of the smaller upgrades to the CollegeARC.com website. You may see a few new pages, features, or other such items apear. We have been working feverishly on new featues and upgrades to the site and hope to have it all squared away shortly. These small upgrades should not cause any issues to our website access but if you notice anything let us know!
We do have several larger upgrades to CollegeARC.com! Most of these will be larger upgrades on a date to be determined where we bring our server into maintance mode. Lastly, a few of our major upgrades may come out in the months to come, so please be paitient. Months of research and development along with thousands of lines of code is certainly worth it!
Thank You,
CollegeARC.com
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Written by Brenton Salmi
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Monday, 19 July 2010 00:29 |
Representing College Clubs
On August 27th, 28th, and 29th Bryce and I will be attending the Boxboro, MA ARRL convention representing the CollegeARC.com community! We aim to represent the college-aged amateur radio community regarding its interests and advancement. Our exhibit will include both a forum presentation and a booth. CollegeARC has high goals to reach and we simply won't settle for less. We also hope to demonstrate our commitments not only to our members but to the advancement of the art of amateur radio. Although we have written many publications to bring with us we want YOU as CollegeARC members to help us to help you.
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Last Updated on Sunday, 25 July 2010 23:50 |
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Written by Brenton Salmi
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Thursday, 17 June 2010 17:29 |
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I'd like to take this time to thoroughly thank everyone involved in the University Net program. It's been a major success and added a lot of fun to many repeaters! Whether you designed the system or just check-in, your participation is well appreciated! Due to that many students who leave their college area and either do not have IRLP/Echolink Capabilities or are just not in a position to do so we have suspended the official nets for the summer.
Everyone is welcome to connect anytime to the network and even "Park" the node (IRLP 9449 or Echo: 500717). In the background we are working on not only improving the nets but to allow better integration with CollegeARC.com. we would certainly like your comments on what you liked, didn't like, and would like to see next year!
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 July 2010 00:20 |
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Written by Russ Miller
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Sunday, 13 June 2010 15:51 |
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I was wondering and did some initial research to see how many College Amateur Radio Clubs are participating in ARRL's DXCC. I was surprised to find that I could find only seventeen Clubs active in DXCC so maybe I missed a few. It would be great to hear from anyone who can add Clubs to my list.
As of today, I see that these College Clubs are listed in DXCC:
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 July 2010 00:19 |
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Written by Bryce Salmi
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Wednesday, 02 June 2010 16:27 |
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Scot Morrison, KA3DRR, hosts a blog called "RadioSport" and is an active Twitter user @KA3DRR. I am usually the one to post to the @CollegeARC twitter account (please follow/interact!) and we struck up a friendship. Scot interviewed Brent and I for his blog in conjunction with a project he is doing titled "The Future of Ham Radio".
Please read Scots' blog as he posts some great content on it, often too! He split the interview into two parts. I suggest reading the interview which Brent and I went to great lengths to answer completely. It's a bit long but worth the read. Have a comment, then post a comment on his blog at http://ka3drr.blogspot.com/ and/or here on this article. Brent and I would enjoy hearing comments, suggestions, and constructive criticism.
Interview with Bryce, KB1LQC & Brent, KB1LQD of RITARC | Part 1
Interview with Bryce, KB1LQC & Brent, KB1LQD of RITARC | Part 2
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 July 2010 00:21 |
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